Medical Aid To The Aged Rising Political Power For Richer Care
The aged face heavier medical costs from hospital stays and medicines as income shrinks. Growth in those 65 plus, from 6 to 9 percent of the population, boosts potential voting power. Debates hinge on social security funded plans versus state private insurance options, with White House support uncertain.
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Aime J. Forand
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Sen. Javits
R N.Y
Forand
George Jessel Toastmaster of the United States
Reporter recalls George Jessel’s colorful career from Bronx birth on April 3 1898 to fame as an after dinner speaker. He rose with help from Gus Edwards and James J Walker, married Norma Talmadge Florence Courtney and Lois Andrews, raised about 60 million for Israel, produced films and planned a Jack Paar project. He remains famed for a silvery tongue and public charitable work despite personal tumult.
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Lois Andrews
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Jack Paar
Lou Chester
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Middletown Students Shine At State Music Contest
Middle town High School student Bob Burkhardt won a superior rating for his baritone solo and joins Jewel Hauselman Miriam Rothgeb and Phyllis Murray among other MHS winners. Georgia Madzia, former Middletown resident, played the male lead in Biography at Lebanon Town Hall Theater.
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Bob Burkhardt
Middletown
MHS
Jewel Hauselman
Miriam Rothgeb
Phyllis Murray
Georgia Madzia
Lebanon Town Hall
Khrushchev Threats West Berlin Rights Courted at Hague
The article argues Khrushchev's pledge to deny Western access to West Berlin could threaten Allied rights. It suggests resolving the dispute via the International Court of Justice in The Hague as a lawful alternative to force. The piece notes the summit in May and affirms Allies would resist unilateral action.
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World Court
Morse Humphrey Debate Duel Draws Washington Heat
George Dixon notes a 9 minute press clash as Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon challenges Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota to a debate in Washington. He criticizes Morse's provocative campaign style and hints Morse seeks attention ahead of the Los Angeles Democratic convention.
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Oregon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Sodom
Democracy
South Africa
Humphrey
Los Angeles
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CBS
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
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Eugene McCarthy
Charles W. Halleck, Jr
Halleck
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D. C
Junior Halleck
Senator Morse
Stars Forecast A Promising Taurus Year Ahead
The Taurus birthday forecast calls for versatility and creativity to drive occupational growth, with some financial limits in the year. August brings travel and real estate opportunities, while July, September and December emphasize domestic relations and caution with strangers. A loyal, affectionate child may be born to this day.
Community policing and neighbor disputes
A police attorney explains that officers cannot act on secondhand complaints without evidence. Citizens must sign warrants and testify, or else law enforcement cannot be effective. A police approach is to inform alleged offenders of the complaint to resolve issues while preserving neighborly relations.
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Police
Broadway Bulletin Board Sparks in Requiem for a Heavyweight Talks
Dorothy Kilgallen reports chatter about a Broadway adaptation of Requiem for a Heavyweight with several stars named as potential leads. The column notes Pat Boone and Tony Perkins linked to film projects while Mount Remick and Montgomery Clift receive audience respect for Wild River.
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Bess Truman
Samuel Rosenman
Harry
Pat Boone
Lee Remick
Montgomery Clift
Adlai Stevenson
Ricki Starr
Tony Perkins
Greenwillow
Symington for President club sparks cave politics stunt
Neighbors of a Missouri senator set up a Meramec Caverns headquarters for a Symington for President club. Officials insist it is a publicity stunt, not an actual campaign bid.
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Meramec Caverns
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