New AMA Leader Rejects Medicare Boycott Idea
Dr James A Appel the newly installed AMA president warned doctors it would be unethical to boycott Medicare if enacted He urged active participation in implementing the law while opposing it He said open refusal would be impractical and unamerican The convention drew about 73000 attendees including 25000 doctors from across the nation.
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New York
American Medical Association
James A. Appel
House
Appel
Senate
Hotel Americana
Lancaster
AMA
Appell
Texas Securities Boom Seen As 1965 Growth Spur
A University of Texas finance professor says Texas may reach a record year in securities sales in 1965. Dr. Ernest W. Walker notes rising business activity and lower equity capital costs drive the surge, though registrations fluctuate. The peak was 1961 with 28 million approved in the fiscal year ending August 31.
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Austin
UPD
Texas
University of Texas
Ernest W. Walker
Texas Business Review
University Bureau of Business Research
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Lord Linley Returns Home After Mishap
Windsor England Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon’s three and a half year old son Lord Linley left hospital after treatment for a cut chin. The child fell from a chair at the royal lodge on Saturday and had prior minor ear surgery in the past two weeks.
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Windsor
England
Lord Linley
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Royal Lodge
Landslide Kills Six in Hiroshima After Heavy Rains
In Hiroshima Japan a hillside collapse buried six people in their home during heavy rains. Sixty rescue workers searched the debris but prospects for survivors were grim.
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Hiroshima
Japan
UPD
Hardin-Simmons Receives 500000 Challenge Gift
Dallas businessman J Carr Collins pledged 500000 in two installments to Hardin-Simmons University, with 750000 more to be raised by end of 1965 to unlock 1500000 for endowment, while the four HSU groups support the drive and the board calls for self-determined use of government loans for revenue facilities. The piece also notes the ACLU opposing capital punishment and seeking its repeal.
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Texas Baptist
Hsu
Carr P. Collins
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company
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Hardin-Simmons
South
Christ ‘Tian
Collis
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Thei
Baptist
American Civil Liberties UN
Son
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Tower Aids Bid To Return Alamo Flag To Texas
UPI reports Sen John Tower with six other senators from different states introduced a resolution to negotiate return of the Alamo flag that flew over the fortress in 1836. The measure, backed by Clifford Case Strom Thurmond Harry Byrd and others, seeks to restore the flag and reverse prior policy. A separate note mentions historical life expectancy in ancient Greece Rome Egypt and the eastern Mediterranean around AD 1.
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Austin
UPI
John
Tower
R-Tex
Mexico
Texas
John Pemberton Jr
Capital Pan-State Department
Alamo
Clifford Case
R-N
San Ervin
D-N.c
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Strom ‘Thurmond
R-S.c
Harry Byrd
Willis Robertson
Union Softens Stand After Two-Year Review
Pemberton said the Union reached a new position after a two year study. The ALCU argued that the death penalty discriminates against the poor uneducated and Negro voters. It contended that modern notions of sanctity of life show capital punishment violates the constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
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Pemberton
ALCU
Hair Dryer Cited As Virus Eye Treatment At AMA Meeting
A physician reported a hand held hair dryer can treat an eye herpes infection more effectively than antiviral drugs or cauterization. Heat at 132 to 144 degrees kills the virus with inactive stages most susceptible, and the method has been used since 1959 with quicker clearance and fewer recurrences.
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Alton Blakeslee
New York
Everett R. Weirs
Temple
Tex
Weirs
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
Stinson Cleaners Promises Low Prices and Careful Service
Stinson Cleaners at 1708 Broadway in Lubbock offers over the counter service with reduced frills to cut costs and pass savings to customers. Open 7 am to 6:30 pm six days, with free parking and nearly 36 years at the same location. Their laundry specials include men’s shirts that return like new with a fresh scent.
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Stinson Cleaners
Broadway
Lubbock
Stinson
Pig Liver Used Again To Help Boston Woman
A Boston City Hospital team continued using a pig liver to filter poisons from the blood of a 31-year-old woman since June 11, keeping her alive after four procedures. Doctor William V. McDermott Jr cautioned optimism amid a recent slight decline in her condition.
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Boston
UPI
William V. McDermott Jr
Boston City Hospital
Republic of Korea
McDermott
Syngman Rhee Near Death in Queens Hospital
Former South Korean President Syngman Rhee, 90, lay near death at Queens Hospital after being admitted Saturday with acute internal bleeding. Doctors described his condition as unstable and guarded as he remained bedridden since March at a Maui nursing home.
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UPL
Syngman Rhee
Queens Hospital
Rhee
Thomas Min
Phee
Mamalani Hospital
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