AMA Denounces Kennedy Aged Care Plan as Cruel Hoax
The American Medical Association condemned Kennedy’s medical care for the aged measure as a cruel hoax that would ignore millions needing coverage. AMA spokesmen urged viewers to consult doctors, blasting the plan as wasteful and a threat to private insurance and prepaid programs. Secretary Ribicoff criticized the telecast as staged and misleading.
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AMA
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Kennedy dismisses AMA claim on health plan
President Kennedy told Democratic leaders that AMA officials are trying to confuse the public about his health proposal. Senate leaders and Rep. Albert expressed optimism that action may come this session, while others doubt enactment this year.
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Kennedy
American Medical Association
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Democratic
White House
KU Final Week Signals End of Term Preparations
Kansas University gears up for final exams with the first tests Friday at 1 30 pm and the last periods ending Thursday May 31. Most classes pause after finals week. commencement events are set for June 3 to 4 and summer sessions begin June 7 with orientation.
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Smashup In Field Near Bavaria Town Kills 27
A four engine U S Navy Constellation on a secret mission crashed near Markt Schwaben Bavaria killing all 27 aboard at least 20 bodies recovered. The plane based in Rota Spain had flown from Frankfurt on a routine training flight before vanishing in the clear sky above Bavaria.
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Germany
U.S
Atlantic Fleet Air Force
Norfolk
Air Force
U.S. Army
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Rota
Spain
Frankfurt
Markt Schwaben
U.S. Air Force European
Wiesbaden
Mathias Wolf
Snake Dangers in Thailand Exaggerated Says KU Expert
Dr. E H Taylor of Kansas University disputes Thai snake hazard reports and says danger to troops is no worse than Louisiana rattlesnakes. He notes 138 snake forms in Thailand with several cobras and kraits, and 24 sea serpents offshore.
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Dr. Taylor
Pasteur Institute
Storm warning renewed as tornado belt nears Lawrence
Rain began at 1 30 p m as Lawrence found itself in a tornado warning belt stretching from Chanute to Kirksville Missouri until 7 tonight. The Weather Bureau warned of possible tornadoes large hail and damaging winds with a cold front lowering temperatures to the 60s tonight and near 80 Wednesday.
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Vacation Dreams of 1962 Highlight Maupin Travel Plans
Maupin, co owner of Maupintour Travel Agency, lists 1962 top vacation spots. Seattle World's Fair and Pacific Coast tours cost about 634 dollars including air fare. Hawaii trips start around 432 dollars. Europe rises with Grand Tour nostalgia and Eurailpass options, while Florida and Miami offer summer bargains.
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Western Europe
Vacation Planning Pages Highlight Top Local Trips
The Journal-World publishes four special pages to assist readers planning summer trips. Readers learn about popular Lawrence getaways, Seattle World's Fair excursions, Alaska journeys, and Kansas travel options across pages 6 through 9.
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Reshipment Planned of Estes Grain Stash by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department will move about 42 million bushels of grain from Estes linked elevators and warehouses. Public hearings on the Estes case will begin Monday, led by Rep. L. H. Fountain. The move aims to transfer grain over 18 months with minimal extra cost to the government.
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Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
House
Estes
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D-N.c
Fountain
House Inter -Governmental Relations
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Senate
George A. Barnes
Orville L. Freeman
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Summer Reading Club Opens at Lawrence Library
Enrollment for the fishing is fun reading program starts Friday June 1 at the Lawrence Public Library. Students from grades one through eight may register all summer with a 20 book goal. Reading counts from June through August and rewards include a fish badge and certificates at Book Week.
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Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers
Edward Down
PTA Council
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Don Redmond
Council Reading and Library Service
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Centennial
Cordley
Bruce Holcum
East Heights
Vern Peterson
Hillcrest
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Larry Hatch
McAllaster
Max Kennedy
New York
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Pinckney
Marie Wilson
Schwegler
Lewis Parsons
Sunset Hill
D. D. Robb
Woodlawn
Earl Higgins
Central Junior High
Eldon Willey
West Junior High
C. E. van Hoesen
St. John's
John Scanlan
Market Takes Big Drop
The market closed sharply lower as heavy selling battered prices. IBM fell about 14 points, Polaroid and Beckman Instruments about 8 each, and Xerox dropped around six points as leading issues endured sharp losses.
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IBM
Polaroid
Beckman Instruments
Xerox
Stock Market Closes Lower Amid New 1962 Low
New York stocks finished down as the 60 stock index settled at 235.7, a drop of 4.2 points, marking a fresh 1962 low for the market.
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Weather data and storm warning for Northeast Kansas
The report lists hourly readings from 4 a.m. to midnight with yesterday’s high 93 and low 65, and a rainfall of 4 of an inch. A storm warning remains in effect until 7 p.m. with possible tornadoes hail and damaging winds. Cooler tonight with a high near 80 Wednesday.
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