Medical Bill Wins House OK
The House passed a revised medical bill under an amendment procedure, offering federal matching grants from July 1 1961 to states expanding public assistance to medical care for the needy elderly. It would cover 500 000 to 1 090 000 persons over 65 unable to pay bills, with a projected first year cost of $18.5 billion from the federal government and $140 million from states. The plan would extend Social Security benefits to 875 000 more workers and tax 50 000 additional earners. Critics labeled it unworkable or inadequate, while supporters led by Rep. Aime Forand seek broader elderly protection. Senate optimism followed Chairman Pat McNamara’s pledge to press the bill toward his version.
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AEC picks sites for Los Angeles Pasadena power plant
The Atomic Energy Commission selects Los Angeles and Pasadena for a 50 000 kilowatt nuclear power plant as a pilot project aimed at reducing costs. California utility partners include General Electric and the plan envisions a boilingswater reactor prototype to be built mid 1963 under municipal ownership and AEC oversight.
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Lloyd in Austria in talks on international affairs
Selwyn Lloyd arrived in Vienna for two days of talks with Austrian officials. The discussions focused on international affairs and potential collaboration, including the purchase of steam produced by British-Austrian relations.
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U S Japan Defense Pact Signed Amid Japans Turmoil
Three documents were signed by MacArthur and Fujiyama after tense protests. The new pact reinforces U S defense in Japan with a jurisdiction note and protocol, amid political unrest and student demonstrations in Tokyo.
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Tony's Wax Figure Restored After Theft at Museum
In London a life sized wax figure of Princess Margaret's husband was stolen from a display Friday night. Police recovered the model in a telephone booth Sunday, damaged from a weekend of mischief.
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Gripe Costs $3,000
In Columbus Georgia J B Layfield challenged an $8 000 land price for a new highway route claiming it too low A jury on Wednesday set the value at $5 000 highlighting a dispute over compensation and state land needs.
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