Kennedy Drives Medical Plan Push Amid Rallies
President Kennedy urged support for the King Anderson medical plan in a national TV appearance. Critics led by Dr Leonard W Larson warned the bill would raise payroll taxes and expand federal power over medical practice while the AMA backs Kerr Mills. Kennedy cited congressional fears and urged doctors to contact the administration for a clear explanation as thousands gathered outside Madison Square Garden.
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Defiant High Court Defends Indictment Principles
A historical reflection on due process and the right to be informed of charges surfaces in a high court discussion. The piece notes a 6 to 2 vote with two justices dissenting, and mentions Kennedy’s remarks on doctor involvement in health policy, plus details of political figures at hearings and rallies.
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Doctor offers treatment for joint and muscle pain relief
Long Beach advertisement states a physician treats poor circulation venous issues and phlebitis with a four part method to ease pain relax muscles improve circulation and nerves for better sleep and mobility. Call GE 8-2403 for appointment at BC Offices 2501 HB Broadway.
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Kennedy Sounds Challenge for United Economic Drive
Kennedy tells about 200 delegates at a conference that the United States must match recent growth in France West Germany and Italy while avoiding inflation. He urges proposals to halt gold and dollar outflows from the balance of payments deficit and says full capacity expansion would ease labor-management tensions. He notes government backing for free collective bargaining and urges businessmen and unions to push for solutions without partisan approaches.
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