Two Main Parties to Spend 20 Million for 1964 Push
The 1964 presidential campaign is projected to cost about 20 million dollars for both major parties. Democrats plan a Jan 23 gala at the National Guard Armory with $100 tickets, while Republicans start dinners Jan 29 linked by closed TV with speeches by Eisenhower Nixon Goldwater Romney Scranton and Rockefeller.
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Washington ‘Times - Post
National Guard
Hollywood
Kennedy
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Adlai Stevenson
International Inn
President's Club
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Washington Post News Service
Doctors Weigh Compulsory Insurance Clash in Saskatchewan
In Regina AP report on Saskatchewan doctors and the socialist government over the compulsory medical care insurance plan in operation 16 months. Dr E W Barcotes Regina vice president of the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons says differences may be ironed out. Alberta’s voluntary plan gains subsidies for low income buyers. Saskatchewan doctors previously withdrew services for 23 days in 1962 and now oppose government control and physician identification by beliefs. Issue centers on coverage gaps X rays and doctors leaving province. Government disputes claim of deteriorating care standards.
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Regina, Sask
Saskatchewan
E. W. Barcotes
Regina
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Alberta
Alberta Social Credit
Barcotes
A. E. Blakeney
World Community Day Observed by United Church Women
The United Church Women met Friday afternoon at Evangelical United Brethren Church with 35 women from Big Springs Stull Berryton Topeka Richland and Lecompton. Rev Endsley spoke on Nation Building a Channel of Peace. Mrs A L Shaner sang My Wonderful Lord with Mrs Paul Penny at the piano. Officers re elected: Clarence Wulfkuhle president Pete Bahnmaier vice president Glen O Connor secretary W P Henry treasurer. Next meeting slated with Berryton on World Day of Prayer.
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United Church Womens
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Big Springs
Stull
Berryton
Topeka
Richland
Lecompton
Endsley
A. L. Shaner
Lord
Paul Penny
Clarence Wulfkuhle
Pete Bahnmaier
Glen O’connor
W. P. Henry
Winter Community Club
Kanwaka Hall
Dale Stark
Perry
Europe
Leonard Williams
Frank Parker
Ted Armstrong
William Wymer
Herman Banks
Mac Evans
Robert and
Lee Ann
Max McClure
Stephen
David
Martha
Ella Hamlin
Gus Rundquist
Janie
Lois Wells
Douglas County Agriculture Extension
Gertrude McCarty
J. D. Long
Dodge City
Homemaker
Don Claar
Olathe
Herman
Banks
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Central Church OF Christ
Mo. Sts
J. R. Crowder
Carmichael and Wheatcroft
Wichita
Kuk-State
Edward T. Folliard
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Consumers Cooperative Association
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Russell L. Wiley
Morris D. Hayes
Wiley
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Kenneth Bloomquist
Robert Russell Bennett
William Schuman
Verdi
Gordon Jacob
Ginastera
Wagner
Medical Care Insurance Commission
the Plaza Club
Berataren
Yearstt Theatre
Dillon
Capitol
Vista Pak Saltine
Boomer
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