Doctors End CPS Revolt Ends Delegates Vote
The California Medical Assn house of delegates ended a revolt against the CPS Blue Cross Shield health plan and elected Dr. J Norman O Neill as AMA delegate. The body rejected a motion to bar CPS from government service contracts and debated income ceilings for service type plans while approving policies for first dollar costs and patient authorization for medical records.
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Finch murder trial recessed over juror toothache
The Finch murder trial halted today as Superior Judge Walter R. Evans recessed proceedings until Monday after juror Eddie L. Lindsay complained of an impacted wisdom tooth and will seek dental treatment. Defense will resume final arguments at 9:30 a.m. Monday.
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Police Shoot Gunman In Downtown Los Angeles
A sharp shooting officer stopped a well dressed gunman in a tense downtown pursuit. Hulliman G. Dismuke 34 Livingston Calif was wounded and taken to General Hospital officials say he may not be linked to a highway patrolman murder in Victorville.
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Living Costs Edge Down in January but Near Record High
The Labor Department reports January living cost index fell one tenth of one percent to 125.4, the lowest since September but still 13 percent above a year earlier. Lower prices for clothing, new cars, eggs and most meats reduced costs, affecting wages tied to the index for about 60,000 workers in aircraft and farm machinery industries with wage reductions of about one cent per hour.
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Emperor Hirohito sees newborn grandson at palace hospital
In Tokyo today Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako visited the Royal Palace Hospital to meet two day old grandson of Crown Prince Akihito and his mother Crown Princess Michiko. The royal couple’s first look signals a hopeful moment for the imperial family in Japan.
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Hin wins men's slalom at Squaw Valley in 2 8.9
Austria's Ernst Hin pesees to a 2 minute 8.9 second slalom victory at the Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley as United States skater Dave Jenkins plans his bid in the men's figure skating tomorrow. Alhambra police arrest four suspects in a $1 million-a-year bookmaking ring. Page references and sections listed.
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Sub Under Ice for Near Month Heads Home to Hawaii
The Sargo surfaced at the southern edge of the polar ice near St. Lawrence Island off Alaska after a month under the ice during a North Pole voyage. It then met the ice breaker Staten Island and headed to Pearl Harbor, with return expected in early March. Earlier atomic submarines Nautilus and Skate had visited the pole.
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Toy Storm Death Toll From Eastern Ice and Snow
A severe snow ice storm across the eastern two thirds of the nation and Florida tornadoes produce multiple fatalities. In Arkansas, six die in a crash near Paris. a bus driver dies and 23 injured in Kentucky after a semi-trailer hits a Greyhound. Illinois Central trains collide near Elkville injuring a woman. Tornadoes near Jacksonville and Lake City, Florida destroy seven homes and injure a father and his 2-year-old son.
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Eisenhower in Brazil Promises Continued Aid and Support
President Eisenhower, amid cheers from hundreds of thousands in Sao Paulo, praised free enterprise and pledged ongoing U.S. financial help for Brazil’s development. He noted Brazil has received over 2.0 billion dollars in credits and spoke at a luncheon hosted by major trade groups.
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CAB Okays Possible Extension of Air Fares Through June
The Civil Aeronautics Board told long haul domestic airlines they may extend current passenger fares through June 30. Fares would otherwise expire March 31. The extension does not affect the pending general fare investigation and aims to shape allowed fare levels and a setting formula.
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Phoenix Gem Holdup Loss Set 500000
Two young men robbed David Kipnis Importers in downtown Phoenix stealing jewelry valued between 250 000 and 500 000. They tied up the clerk and fled. Police issued an all points bulletin for two suspects aged about 21 to 25, well dressed, after the 9 15 a m heist near North Central avenue.
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Plane collision near Rio benumbs Eisenhower visit
A Navy DC-6 with 20 band members and a U S antisubmarine unit collided over Guanabara Bay with a Real Air Lines craft. By evening 29 bodies recovered and only three survivors reported as divers and helicopters searched the sea.
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Chessman Lawyers Challenge Ninth Death Date in Court
In Los Angeles Attorney for Daryl Chessman seeks to block a new execution date after a 60 day reprieve ends April 18. District Attorney McKesson to press for setting the date. Chessman, convicted of kidnapping, rape and robbery in 1948, could face June or later execution. George Davis and A T Wirin defend delaying the date until reprieve expires. Attorney General Mosk backs the defense.
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Brown to Review Chessman Issues on TV Hope
Governor Edmund G. Brown will discuss the Caryl Chessman reprieve and related issues Friday night in a special television appearance on KNXT Channel 2 in Los Angeles. The program will cover legal questions and state policy surrounding the case.
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Pollution Bill Veto Sustained
Washington UPI reports the House upheld President Eisenhower s veto of a Democratic bill to boost federal spending to fight water pollution. The override failed 249 157 short of two thirds with 234 Democrats and 15 Republicans voting yes. The measure would have raised grants for sewage plants from 500 million to 900 million and 50 million to 90 million annually. Rep Blatnik defended the program noting water pollution is not purely local and can affect distant towns.
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