Government Resolute on Civil Rights Compliance in Medicare
President Johnson refrains from compromise on civil rights in Medicare enforcement. White House reports 5,947 hospitals or 79 percent certified for compliance with anti discrimination rules while urging all facilities to comply or risk penalties. Johnson and Gardner press hospitals to ensure equal treatment and avoid worsening costs as Medicare starts July 1.
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Texas school groups elect officers at joint Texas A&M meeting
Administrators from Galveston Georgetown and Big Spring were elected presidents of three Texas education associations during a joint session at Texas A&M University Dr Morgan Evans of Galveston was named president of the Texas School Administrators Association Alton Bowen of Bryan became vice president and Dr Paul Hensarling of A&M secretary Gilbert Conoley Williamson County Schools super intendent of Georgetown was elected president of the Texas Association of County Superintendents F W Horton of Austin was vice president Willie Merle Haithcock Plainview was secretary and Iris W D Bunting Bryan treasurer Miss Mary Foreman Big Spring elementary schools counselor was chosen president of the Texas Association of Instructional Supervisors Other officers include Dr Eugene Tenney La Marque first vice president Dr Dorothy Scott Tyler second vice president Mrs Bennie Tindall Nacogdoches secretary and Johnny Means Harlingen treasurer
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Practice Bomb Drop Kills Two In Thailand
Two Thais died and a third was injured when bombs dropped during a target practice by a U S Air Force plane. The incident near Lopburi, 96 miles north of Bangkok, led the Thai government to declare the area a restricted zone as the embassy said the American plane was involved in training with Thai air forces.
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