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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1966

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2

Medicare Tales From Many Generations And Places

Older Americans and unique cases reveal how Medicare eligibility centers on age. Nuns and centenarians in Minnesota New York Philadelphia and San Diego plus a hermit in Tennessee sign up, prompting notes from Robert M Ball and President Johnson.

Sophia Francesca Anzalone Brooklyn Robert M Ball Johnson Anzalone Mary Alice Fooks Philadelphia Social Security Office Fooks Medicare Scholz San Diego Louis Joseph John America Austria Oscela Nebraska California Arleita Scholz Knoxville Tennesse

Johnsons Limousines Bugged by Outside Cheering

AP reports President Johnson’s limousines are fitted with outside microphones that capture crowd noises and relay them to the interior, allowing him to hear cheers while in the car though listeners outside cannot hear him. The setup aids gauging public reception during campaigns.

Washington Johnson White House

Medicare enthusiasm links readers to aging guidance

A group of readers including hermits are drawn together by Medicare interest. The note highlights longevity as proof of good living, and promotes Martin Segal’s 32 page booklet on Medicare and Social Security. Send 50 cents and a self addressed envelope to Medicare c/o this newspaper.

Anothen Martin Segal

Johnson's second White House car readies for crowds

One of a kind vehicle is not always available for Johnsons motorcades. A bullet resistant Cadillac is fitted with listening gear for crowd reports in Washington. A second car may be used for forthcoming appearances in St. Louis Kansas City and Atlantic City while bug can be turned off during routine travel.

Johnson White House Washington St. Louis Kansas City Atlantic City N.J

Taxpayers Give Shirts Off Backs

Eight taxpayers mailed the Los Angeles County assessor the shirts off their backs in a note about increased property evaluations. A deputy assessor said they get a few jokers each year as Philip E. Watson receives the message.

Los Angeles Philip E. Watson Watson

MIT installs crew simulator in Charles River boathouse

Cambridge Massachusetts. MIT has added a crew simulator in the Charles River boathouse. The device includes a practice crew shell set in water that can be pumped to mimic real rowing conditions for training and testing purposes.

Cambridge, Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology Institute Charles River

Four Ice Ages Named After U.S. States by North American Scientists

North American scientists assign the four ice ages of the New World to Nebraska Kansas Illinois and Wisconsin in decreasing age order. The oarlock instruments are mentioned as a metaphor for measuring effort, while coaches assess each man's exertion at varying speeds past the boathouse.

The New World Nebraska Kansas Illinois Wisconsin

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