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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
7
Los Angeles publisher Lewis Seltzer urged Americans to stop treating governance and welfare as spectator sport. At the Welfare Planning Council meeting he warned that many rely on others to tackle slum and delinquency issues and run government.
Dr Goodrich C Schauffler of Portland urged physicians to go beyond routine care to aid unwed mothers in rehabilitation. He cited rising numbers from 88,000 in 1938 to 142,000 in 1950, most under 20, and blamed sex education excess, media sensationalism, liquor, narcotics, and home influences for increased premarital births and sexual curiosity.
A former immigration official testified that he acted on orders from Herbert Larson as Haymes faced deportation after returning from Hawaii to marry Rata Hayworth. The hearing included a one day recess and debate over whether a warning to Haymes was necessary, with testimony from David Marcus Travives and others about political pressure to deport.
The AMA reaffirmed its opposition to fee splitting by doctors who bill jointly for patient services. A recent ruling allowed two situations for single combined bills upon patient request, with separate charges for individual services in some cases. The delegates debated ethics and considered a replacement proposal affirming strong opposition to such practices.
Four University of California Los Angeles students were set to depart for Alaska to attempt Mt McKinley now called Denali. Climbers Norman Sanders Don Gardey Jack Lassner and Jul Murray previously completed the first ascent of Mt Robson in 14 years in the Canadian Rockies.
Washington reports the Defense Department will call 23 009 men for service in August all selected for the Army. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force will not request selective service this month. Army’s request follows maintaining approved strength after allowances for enlistments and 43 existing enlistments.
A brief page header from the Redlands Daily Facts in Redlands California dated Thursday June 24 with city and date details.
Singer Bing Crosby and his son Gary asked a Superior Court to drop three damage suits totaling 140000 linked to a Bayshore Highway crash on May 24 that killed Felix Olivares and injured seven, including Crosby. The Crosbys argued the accident was unavoidable and that plaintiffs Lins Flores, Jesus Hernandez, and Domeco Ayala cannot prosecute since they are not American citizens.
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