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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1962

Page

1

Washington police retirement dispute ends over 20 year rule

District of Columbia police officer Charles B Kadel faces three years five months before retirement under naval service provisions. District Rector Arthur R Pilkerton notes 10 years in the Navy plus 16 years seven months on the police force count toward retirement, but legal rule requires 20 years on force. Kadel expects to regain his precinct but not his badge number. Free wheeling newlyweds in Little Rock feature a wedding on skates as Howard Hydes, 33, sergeant at Little Rock Air Force Base, marries Billy Jean Simmons, 33, with vows read while all dressed in skates. Honeymoon planned in Bangor Maine where Hyde is assigned.

Washington Upa Lide Charles B. Kadel Szid Tod Etras District of Columbia Nemeny Board District Rc Tor Arthur R. Pilkerton Radel Pilkerton Kadel Rachel Little Rock P Howard Hydes Little Rock Air Force Base Billy Jean Simmons Bangor Maine Hyde

Kennedy calls Medicare defeat a serious nationwide setback

Washington dispatch reports sharp blame and praise after the Senate kills the Medicare bill. AMA leaders declare the defeat in the public interest while President Kennedy frames it as the most serious defeat for every American family, predicting voters will decide in November on the bill’s fate. The exchange highlights deep division over aged care policy and party positions.

Washington UPI Senate Kennedy White House Gond

Health care vote shocks Congress amid 1960s party rivalry

Senators Kuchel and Javits led Republican support for a bi partisan health proposal as the bill fell short by a 52 to 48 vote. Democratic leaders called the defeat a political issue for the fall campaigns while supporters urged continued effort next year.

Osteopaths Chief Flags Protesting Physician Revolt

CHICAGO WP The president of the American Osteopathic Association denounced striking or threatening to strike amid government decisions. Dr Charles W Sauter II of Gardner Massachusetts told a board and delegates meeting that such tactics degrade professional ethics and invite tighter regulation. He urged doctors to serve patients regardless of economic or political pressures and affirmed the right to health care for all citizens.

Chicago American Osteopathic Association HLTA Charles W. Sauter II Gardner Mass Association Board of Trustees House America

Voters predict GOP defeat over Kennedy care plan

Democratic leader John M Bailey told a gathering of Democratic candidates that Republicans would pay a heavy price in November for opposing President Kennedy’s medical care program. He blamed the Senate defeat on Republican obstruction and called for liberal Republicans to back a workable health care plan.

Aime J Capitol Hill John M. Butler R-Mo Rebennett GOP Sen Burke B. Hicken Washington UPI John M. Bailey Kennedy Bailey Senate Bley New York Nelson Rock Eleller Vice Republican Party Richard M. Nixon Rockefeller

President's statement shifts focus to Republicans in Congress

The president's address carried little threat to eight Democrats who opposed him, all but two from the deep South and politically safe. The remarks targeted Republicans, while 84-year-old Senate president pro tempore Carl Hayden of Arizona voted to table the administration plan after its defeat appeared. Had Hayden's vote swung differently, Democrats argued the outcome might have changed.

Washington Abraham Ribicoff Pentwater Mich Senate Connecti Kennedy Michigan jHion,gress Sen Mike Monroney Okla Carl Hayden Ariz Deep South Hayden Hayders

Postwar Notice From Fost Orive At Gong Beach

Fragmentary entry notes a sevene class matter at Fost Orive on Gong Beach. It mentions a delivery 835 ST 00 in Ma 3300 and an AUHIY Bureau circulation published Sunday at Sand Pine Aves Long Beach.

Preas-Tetearam Fost Orive Gong Beach Auhiy Bureau Circulatin Saaily Long Beach

Pain in Spain torist Bass expelled from Spain

William Bass a 37 year old tourist from Chicago smiled at Rome airport on Tuesday after being expelled from Spain. He had been sentenced to a year in prison in Madrid for tearing up a photograph of General Francisco Franco in June. Bass was released after 44 days in Spain.

Spain William Bass Chicago Rome Bass Francisco Franco Madrid

Italy Doctor Strike Halted at 11th Hour

Rome reports Premier Amintore Fanfani secured an 11th hour pledge to move a job security bill this month to avert a nationwide four day walkout by over 25 000 doctors and assistants. The deal ties hospital doctors and assistants to job guarantees until ages 70 and 65 respectively within broader hospital reform.

Rome UPI Amintore Fanfani Raffaele Jervolino Umberto Delle Fave

Striking Canadian Doctors Plead Case in Saskatoon

Striking Saskatchewan physicians press their bid to end an 18 day political stalemate over medicare. Dr. H B Dalgleish will address Premier Lloyd's convention urging a return to normal practice as talks resume with the government. Dr. Wil Wigle of the Canadian Medical Association arrived to advise. Indicators point to possible reconciliation between doctors and government.

Saskatoon Sask UPS Saskatchewal Socialist Party Canada HB. Dalgleish Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons Woodrow S. Lloyd Ccf-New Democratic Party Dalgleish Lloyd Act Canadian Medical Associating Toronto Wil Wigle Saskatchewan

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