Health Care Bill Offered Aimed at Middle Income Relief
Federal aid to curb rising medical costs for middle income families moves in Congress with three bills. Senator Boggs promotes private pool funding with federal reinsurance while Rep Hogan notes coverage begins after a $4,400 medical bill on a $10,000 income. Kennedy counters with a broader hospital insurance plan.
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Washington
Congress
Sen. J. Caleb Boggs. Rdel
Senate
Boggs
Joss
Lawrence J. Mogan
Hogan
T's
Tevez
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Muskie Calls Health Care a Great Domestic Challenge
Sen. Ed Muskie of Maine urged bold action on health care at a California conference. He criticized Nixon era reductions in medical research and hospital funding and advocated a national health insurance plan paired with support for general practice and medical schools. He urged keeping Americans from choosing between health and finances and proposed jobs for discharged medical corpsmen.
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San Mateo
Edpard
Muskie
Democratic Party
Wender
Spriang
Gia
California
Cunmeil
Meitiatives
Winter Storm Bites Eastern States Hard Across Region
A new winter storm blasted the eastern United States bringing arctic air and blizzard conditions. Subzero readings hit Minnesota and the Great Lakes region while New England faced similar cold with high winds and widespread travel disruptions. Interstate highways and local roads were blocked, schools closed, and hundreds stranded as gusts reached up to 80 miles per hour in parts of New York, Ontario, and Virginia.
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International Falls
Minn
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Une
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Chicago
Ohio
Kent State University
Asutabula
Ohio Turnpike
Cleveland
Canadian Coast Guard
Lake Hrie
Ashtabula
New York State
Schenectady
Buffalo
New York
North Tonawanda
Ontario
Lone Dion
Woodstock
Bartie
Upper
Lower
Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Virginias
Page County
Action Line answers readers on test dates and family heraldry
ACTION LINE states a cosmetology exam was rescheduled to Friday after a mix up and explains busy board duties. A reader seeking a missing family portrait from Hollywood Color Studios is advised no help is possible due to lack of records. For a coat of arms, options include genealogical searches at local societies and a Woodcraft Shop plaque, with costs from about $16.95 to $200.
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Action Line
H.A. F
Los Alamitos. A
Harold Halverson
State Board of Cosmetology
Sacramento
Halverson
Vietnam
Hollywood Color Studios
la Brea Ave
Los Angeles
L. W
Long Beach
Hollywood Studios
Barbara
D. W. Carson
Southern Califonia Genealogical Society
Arms and Ancestors Institute
Wilshire Blvd
Southern California Genealogical Society Sibrary
Knott's Berry Arm
Beach Blvd
Buena Park
Threaten Aid Slash to Arizona
The Department of Health Education and Welfare will cut off 36.8 million dollars in welfare aid to Arizona on April 1 unless the state complies with federal public assistance rules. HEW official John D. Twinsme cautioned about serious effects on needy families while underscoring legal duties. Arizona can avoid the penalty by complying or appeal in federal court. Senator Barry Goldwater criticized the move as arbitrary and unconstitutional. similar actions targeted Indiana and Nebraska last week. The termination affects federal matching aid for all public assistance programs including aid to the aged, blind, disabled, families with dependent children, and child welfare services.
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Washington
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Arizona
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Court Upholds Bus Ban and School Integration Theory
Tobriner argues that any law enforcing a bus ban to achieve integration sustains racial imbalance. He says such statutes conflict with constitutional imperatives and federal rulings. He urges immediate cleansing of schoolrooms where racial prejudice persists to curb the toxin in society.
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Tobriner
Supreme Court
Man Killed in Hayward Cafe Over Seating Dispute
A Hayward man Noah Alstain died after a confrontation at a hamburger counter. Daniel James Adams 23 a service station attendant was jailed on murder charges after witnesses said Adams dragged, floor kicked, and fatally attacked Alstain when he refused to move. Elsewhere in Los Angeles Dino Martin son of Dean Martin paid a 184 dollar speeding fine for failing to appear in court.
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Hayward
UPI
Noah Alstain
Daniel James Adams
Adams
Alstein
Los Angeles
Dino Martin
Dean Martin
No GIs in Cambodia Assurances Amid Indochina Talks
Secretary Laird assures no U.S. ground troops will be sent to Cambodia despite a congressional ban while indicating continued military support. Lt. Gen. Vogt and maps illustrate current activity in Indochina as negotiations in Paris proceed slowly toward a negotiated end, with measures to hasten U.S. involvement minimized. Military equipment delivery teams will transfer weapons from Saigon to Cambodia as a first step.
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John Voght
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Laird
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Paris
Essary
U.S
United States
Asia
Cambodia
Saigon
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John D. Twinsme
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Act
Tareyton
Dale Carnegie
Lafayette
Broadway & Linden
Bruce Barton
The
Pacific Institute of Leadership Training
Stark
Curtis-Wright Corp, Abbott Laboratories
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp, Paper-Mate Pen Co
Johnson & Johnson
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
Gillette
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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