Medicare doctor fee hike may trigger federal controls
Welfare Secretary Wilbur Cohen warned that rising doctors fees under Medicare could provoke government oversight if professional groups do not restrain charges. He spoke at a White House briefing marking Medicare's two-year anniversary, noting premiums rose from 3 to 4 dollars monthly and that overall Medicare costs have grown with more beneficiaries and ongoing doctor shortages.
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Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Signings Aimed At White House
President Johnson expected to unveil new disarmament moves at a White House signing ceremony as 40 nations may sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty with aims to curb the spread of nuclear weapons. Early signers could total 80 to 100, with Moscow signaling talks on mutual nuclear concerns.
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Rift Within NAACP Prompted by Young Turks Walkout
Atlantic City AP report says a Young Turks faction leader announced his group would quit the NAACP after a walkout by 100 youth delegates. The disturbance halted proceedings and required police to restore order as youth and adult delegates clashed over the convention.
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Johnson signs interim money to fund agencies
President Johnson signed housekeeping legislation to provide funding for federal agencies for the new fiscal year until Congress can appropriate funds. The resolution allows agencies to continue spending at current-year levels except for those whose appropriations have already passed.
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Topless Africans Continue Dance Despite Complaints
In Mexico City the African Ballet will keep performing topless at the Gudelio Morales Theatre as part of the Cultural Olympics. Officials said the petition against the nude upper torsos was unwarranted arguing the show is not for children and would lose originality if the dancers wore bras. The National Institute of Fine Arts had previously required two-piece attire at a prior venue.
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