Good Intentions Aren't Enough Medicare Law Draws Debate
The piece discusses Medicare becoming law and a proposal for federal regional medical complexes to combat heart disease cancer and stroke. It warns that while the aim is noble the plan could erode the doctor patient relationship invite political interference and expand government control of health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Organization of Medicine
AMA
Board of Trustees
The Cost Of Welfarism And The Shift In Europe
Richard E. Mooney notes a European shift away from nationalization with Germany selling 45 percent of a state owned utility. They pursue welfare goals by different means while warning that state controls may erode freedoms. The piece warns of high costs to liberty and opportunity at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Mooney
New York Times
Germany
United Electricity and Mining Company
Bigger Social Security Checks Announced for 1966
The new law increases benefits for current beneficiaries and future retirees while raising survivor payments. A retroactive payment arrives mid September, with October checks reflecting a seven percent raise. Maximums and credits are expanded, and earnings tests are adjusted to reduce impact on retirement income.
Bob Norris Named Vice Chairman of Conservation Body
Tavares's R. E. Norris was named vice-chairman and Gainesville's T. C. Skinner became chairman of the Florida Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America at the society's annual Jacksonville meeting. Skinner is Agricultural Engineer with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service and Norris is Lake County Agricultural Agent. The meeting focused on water use in agriculture industry domestic and recreation and on water supply challenges amid a growing world population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Skinner
Gainesville
Florida
Soil Conservation Society of America
Jacksonville
R. E
Bob) Norris
Tavares
Skinner
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Norris
Lake County
Eustis Club Hosts Little Leaguers At Fifth Annual Fete
The Eustis Optimist Club will host members of the Eustis Little League teams Friday night at its fifth annual banquet in the Eustis Community Building at 7 o'clock. Joe Justice, Rollins College coach and athletic director, Winter Park, will be the principal speaker, announced J Arch Laney, program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis Optimist Club
Eustis
Joe Justice
Rollins College
Park
J. Arch Laney
Dr Crow Enrolled In Space Medicine Branch
Dr C Robert Crow has recently become an active member of the Space Medicine Branch of the Aeromedical Association. The branch advances space medicine science and promotes safe manned space flight through its activities and allied sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Robert Crow
Space Medicine
The
Aeromedical Association
Raymond Towler Earns English Degree at USF
At the University of South Florida summer trimester closing ceremony one hundred seventy five students completed degree requirements. Raymond Towler of Mount Dora received a degree in English speech along with four master’s recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Florida
Raymond Towler
Mount Dora
Lake-Sumter Joins New Division in Florida Junior College
Lake-Sumter Junior College will compete in a different junior college division this year. It will face Brevard College Cocoa Orlando Polk St. Petersburg and Manatee in Division III of the Florida Junior College Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake-Sumter
Brevard Junior College of
Cocoa
Orlando Junior College
Polk Junior College of
Bartow
St. Petersburg Junior College
Manatee Junior College
Bradenton
Jarrett Wins Southern 500 In Darlington Duel
Ned Jarrett drives the Bondy Long 1965 Ford to the Southern 500 title at Darlington, earning over $22,000 and sealing the Grand National points lead. The race ends after a dramatic field collapse including Dieringer and Lorenzen, with Cale Yarborough suffering a first lap disaster. Jarrett, a Carnegie alumnus, celebrated amid a tight-packed crowd and praise for his disciplined, steady pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Labor Day
Betsy
Russ Catlin
Gunsmoke
Festus
Doc
Mer
Calefpore
Sorsion
Sam McQuagg
Timmonsville
South Carolina
Ford
Cale
Darel
Mercury
Freddie Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Holman-Moody
Dieringer
Neddy
Ned Jarret
Merc
Jarrett
Dick Hutcherson
IceHouse gala introduces new director and fall tryouts
IceHouse Players announce a gala introduction of director W. D. Bill Dunnagan on Monday September 20 at 8 p.m. at Mount Dora theater. The season opens with The Philadelphia Story on November 9 and includes six productions with tryouts for artists and volunteers. Prizes for best costumes. Dick Smith Combo to provide jazz music and floor show. Beaux Arts Ball and Stage Party open to all. spectators welcome in the theatre auditorium at Lith and Unser streets. Sub committees listed for refreshments decorations prizes and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
IceHouse Players
W. D. Bill Dunnagan
IceHouse Theatre
Dick Smith
Lith and
Unser Streets
Mount Dora
Social Security Opens New Office To Serve County
The Social Security Administration opened a new branch in Leesburg on Tuesday while continuing contact station service in Mount Dora Eustis and Clermont. Col Byron R Patton Orlando district manager said the Leesburg office is temporarily at the Leesburg Civic Center with Forrest Peterson as supervisor manager. Hours are 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Mount Dora
Leesburg
Eustis
Clermont
Byron R. Patton
Orlando
Lesburg
Leesburg Civic Center
Forrest Peterson
Col. Patton
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Ori
David A. Rawley JR
Valerie Johnson
Co. D
Pete) Osborne
James E. Ryan
Bob Norris
Eustis Club
Dr. Crow
Space
LSJC
Dale Carnegie
Florence
S. C
By Arch Laney
IceHouse
Gayla Bissell
Decora
Theresa Rodda
Dorothy Jeson
Dan Abel
Social Security
Coubens
Prescription
Harlan G. Burgett
Alexander
First National Bank of
Mount Dora, Florida
Jeoltah
Federal Deposit Insurance ‘Corp
Federal Reserve System
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