Stevenson Proposes Four Point Health Plan In 1948 Style
Adlai E Stevenson outlined a four point national health program proposing federal aid to guarantee hospital and medical care for all, via loans and grants to support private plans, with administration left to the states and emphasis on generalized medicine. He urged comprehensive private insurance available to all, avoiding denial for financial reasons, and argued against socialized medicine. He called for matching grants to fund low income coverage, debated freedom to choose doctors, and stressed funding for research and medical personnel training. He outlined no restriction on patient choice and highlighted three further goals: fund medical research, train enough health professionals, and expand facilities to meet needs.
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High Court To Rule On Pro Football Antitrust Status
The Supreme Court agreed to review whether the National Football League is subject to federal antitrust laws. The case stems from William Radovich's $105,000 damages suit alleging monopolistic practices and a player reserve clause. NFL owner George Preston Marshall quipped about law and football while his Redskins tripped early in the season.
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Warden Corrects Self About Shotgun Shell Limit
Game warden Richard Jacques said on Monday that he may have erred in a prior report claiming the law restricting shotguns to three shells also applied to a separate context. He clarified the three shell limit pertains to a specific rule and does not extend to the other cited provision.
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Draft calls justify hunting limits and small caliber rifles
Washington dispatch notes a draft of 17,000 men in December with corrections to earlier quotas for October and November. Officials emphasize legal hunting limits for 27 caliber rifles and restrictions on firing more than three shells for squirrels, while Christmas delays push end-of-year input to December 12. The piece also mentions Liechtenstein as an independent microstate between Austria and Switzerland.
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