Costs of Medical Care Defended by AMA President
Los Angeles December 4 The total cost of medical care has risen less than the cost of living and most of the increase is due to hospital charges Dr John W Cline president of the American Medical Association told a lay audience at the association clinical meeting here Hospital rates have risen faster than living costs but increases stem largely from labor costs salaries and wages account for 60 to 70 of hospital expenditures The patient gets a break since medical science has shortened hospital stays Dr Cline urged doctors to explain these factors to patients and to press societies to discipline unreasonable fees He said patients should bring complaints to societies for investigation to offset criticism of the medical system
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$50 000 Shindig Fetes Hotel Association in Miami Beach
Miami Beach witnesses the American Hotel Association 40th annual convention honor guests from Europe and South America at a $50,000 cocktail party and buffet. About 1200 attendees at the lavish event.
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Pearl Harbor style defense for Japan outlined by US forces
In Nagoya on December 4 American air, ground and sea forces plan a Pearl Harbor proof defense of Japan under the United States Japan security pact. The 314th Air Division anchors a network of radar sites, jet interceptors and reconnaissance patrols across Hokkaido and coastal zones with high level operational control in case of attack, potentially shifting units from Korea to protect Japan.
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Gifts Accepted for Public Schools
School board members accepted three gifts for the system yesterday and thanked donors. Starr King School students funded an address system. Long Beach Ad Club supplied a color film titled Do You Belong in Advertising. Long Beach Council of Republican Women donated 75 dollars to buy a copy of Living Declaration of Independence.
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Egypt Calls Off Newsman Ouster
Cairo reports that Associated Press correspondent Fred Zusy may continue work in Egypt reversing an expulsion order. Interior ministry said no official explanation. U S ambassador protested the action as a most unfortunate consequence. Egyptian ambassador cited a law requiring films to be submitted before abroad.
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U. S
Jefferson Caffery
Washington
Kamil Abdul Rahim Bey
Ministery of Interior
Suez
England
Dobbin Invades Detroit Burglars Use Horse and Wagon
In Detroit two youths Sam Hill and Gary Lawler, 18 and 17, confessed to 60 gas and garage burglaries carried out with horse and wagon. Police credit Mrs. Oliver Lutz for spotting the thefts and prompting the arrest. Detectives John Sly and Robert Transue described varied colored horses used to confuse authorities. The capture occurred after a neighbor alerted officers as the pair loaded loot into a wagon previously noted in the case.
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Sam Hill
Gary Lawler
Sly
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Oliver Lutz
Man Held Innocent After 27 Year Prison Term
DETROIT December 4 A long awaited release ends a 27 year sentence for Vance Hardy who was acquitted of a 1924 bank area killing after new evidence and a judge directed verdict of acquittal His sister Gladys Barrett hailed the turnaround saying the holiday will feel like a dream fulfilled They plan a visit to family graves then relocation to Lansing Michigan where Hardy will work as a first aid attendant He forgives and looks to the future
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Gaunt
Vance Hardy
Gladys J Barrett
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Recorder's Court
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Eph A. Gillis
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Lansing
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Nebraskans Vote on Congress Seat
Nebraska voters mark ballots in a special election to fill a vacant Third District seat left by the death of Karl Stefan. Candidates include Democrat Carl F. Olson, 40, mayor of Fremont, and Republican R. D. Harrison, 54, Norfolk oil dealer.
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