Sweden's mixed system shapes social medicine debate
Stockholm dispatch reports Sweden maintains a mix of public and private medical practice under a social medicine label. Doctors retain earnings, patients pay fees with partial government reimbursement, and dental care and glasses are largely private. The piece notes shortages in psychiatrists and nurses, ongoing debates over patient costs, and skepticism about fully leveling care through state insurance.
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Headlay Sevice
Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Yugoslavia
New Zealand
Britain
Enk Hulm
Swedish Med Associaton
Ingu
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Perstana
Afl
Congress
Pri
Kennedy
Mansfield
Musmark
Swedter
America
Nurges
American Medical Association
Swerlen
Tax Pleas By 250 Seen At Per Cent Increase
Tax pleas by a 250 percent increase in property valuations are expected to draw more property owners to equalization hearings. Hearings begin September 9. Murray Boone notes attendance similar to when the district sought a blanket tax increase to fund new schools in growing areas. Named to the district board of equalization are Lee P. McCarter, Charlette Thorne, and B.A. Rimkus.
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Marthside Independent
Murray Boone Squimeen
Lean Valley
Boone
S Vs
Schonl Board
Lee PL McCarter
Claretee Thorne
BA. Rimkus
Congo Talks Break Down in Aiming for Reunification
In Leopoldville Premier Cyrille Adoula and Katanga President Moise Tshombe ended six weeks of peace talks. Tshombe left Elisabethville as Adoula said negotiations failed and urged stronger UN action to end Katanga secession. The talks had 41 meetings and Adoula quoted documents showing Tshombe’s resistance hardened.
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Legpoldville
Demam Surrenderes After Prison Escape Call
Robert Demam, 29, an escapee from a Southern Michigan prison farm, called state police early Monday saying he was broke and hungry and would surrender if they found him. Police traced the call from Rye Junction and sent a car to return him to prison after a brief chase. Seven youths aged 15 to 18 in Victoria are jailed for burglary and forgery across five counties with possible forgery charges to follow in San Antonio.
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Jackson, Mich
Robert Demam
Michigan
Bine
Nemand
Rye Junction
Here
Victoria
Mrs Yarborough Hosts Texas Guests at Capitol Reception
Mrs. Yarborough wife of Texas senator hosted 50 Texas women at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention reception in Washington. She arranged a Capitol tour for Memant and provided a gallery view in the Senate.
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Washington
Aaron Yarborough
Texas
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Capitol
Memant
Sealy
Senate
West Germany aids underdeveloped nations with 742 million
Bonn reports West Germany provided 741.9 million dollars to aid underdeveloped nations over the past year. A study notes that since 1957 more than half of this funding to underdeveloped areas has come from private investors.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Mouse Formula for Coluiig Money I Mght Want Ads
The fragment hints at a financial or advertising note involving a mouse formula. Readable text is sparse, with unclear attribution or concrete events. The item reads like a cryptic ad snippet or a stray caption rather than a full news item.
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