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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
4
In Seoul and Burbank reports say North Korea refused to hold the 227th meeting of the United Nations Command. The U N Command says production will reach 2500 aircraft by 1969 and Italy discusses an incident in the demilitarized zone. The United States announces completion near the 2200 mark of the F104 production run amid tensions in the Korean airspace.
U S federal grant decision and court date merge with a North American case as VA physicians at Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital seek to overturn a ban on medical moonlighting. Three appeals judges in Los Angeles will hear oral arguments on June 10, while separate actions discuss a $3,253,000 EPA grant aiding pollution controls and the South Tahoe Public Utility District sewage expansion.
A residents group challenged IVA officials over a regulation restricting doctors from performing medical tasks off duty. Judge Clarke ruled the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the suit. The ruling ends the immediate bid to restrain enforcement of the rule.
Roland R. Bach, lecturer and former Long Beach Red Cross manager, will address the Long Beach Safety Council at its annual meeting Friday noon June 24 at the Petroleum Club. The council will install officers at the meeting.
Borrowers are urged to consult Classifieds for solutions to money troubles with offers labeled Money to Loan available today. The notice presents a straightforward aid angle and invites readers seeking quick credit options.
A report notes salary boosts effective for resident physicians at a VA hospital in the Los Angeles area. About SX residents are affected as part of a moonlighting and training program under the Residents Association. Dr Joseph Young comments on the impact and the association’s stance amid ongoing appeals.
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