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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1959
Page
2
L B Medical Group discusses charging for telephone consultations amid patient demand. Doctors oppose fees citing collection difficulty overhead and risk to needy patients. Some support charges for frequent callers, while practice for reporting forms and insurance claim filings remains largely free. The group criticizes insurers pushing complex forms to avoid payments.
Nixon visited Warszawa Huta steel mill and Warsaw University drawing cheers from students who pressed flowers on him. In Warsaw press, announcements hinted at Eisenhower and Khrushchev exchanges, asPoles asked when Eisenhower would visit. Nixon planned a final day of sightseeing before flying back to Washington. Fire updates from California describe large blazes with hundreds of firefighters, aerial tankers, and prison inmate volunteers aiding suppression efforts.
President Eisenhower is expected to attend the dedication of Harvard Law School’s new international legal studies building on Oct. 5, Harvard said. A possible Europe trip and Khrushchev talks loom, with Paris plans and Russia discussions in play. Gaullist views on France’s voice in Western alliance are noted as a friction point.
Reported tensions over Khrushchev's 30 day U S tour and possible speech to the General Assembly in New York. Eisenhower's decision to change arrival plans drew mixed reactions from senators including Homer Capehart and Thomas Dodd as diplomats weigh reception sites and potential impact on anti commun ist sentiment worldwide.
In San Diego about 100 union truck drivers and 200 surveyors walked out after contracts expired Friday. The San Diego Council of Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors uses International Union of Operating Engineers crews. Pay demands and labor action disrupt supply work by local firms.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit the United States next month and headlines about him are expected to land in varied forms. An embassy spokesman said he likely will not mind playful or abbreviated forms as long as the coverage conveys his visit and status.
British dairy farmer Anthony Bramley, a 56 year old retired cavalry major, reports cows on foam rubber mattresses sleep better and produce more milk at his Kidlington dairy. He began two years ago using a foam mattress with plastic cover in stalls, noting cows become happy and contented, leading to longer sleep and higher milk yield.
Izvestia accuses Nixon of talking peace while avoiding dates to close foreign bases. It quotes Nixon saying the United States will keep bases until the Soviet Union removes causes of tension that led to their establishment. The report frames his remarks as a refusal to set a timetable.
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