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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1965
Page
1
Louis Cassels explains who qualifies for the new Medicare program set to begin July 1, 1966. It covers hospital and medical costs with a 3 dollar monthly premium for supplementary insurance, automatic cards for some, and a seven month enrollment window for those turning 65 after 1965.
President Jennson signed the Medicare bill in Independence, praising Harry S. Truman for planting seeds of compassion. Johnson called it a new day for older Americans and noted Truman's early push for a death care plan as part of broader social security reform.
Nine armed men, believed Filipino, raided the Clark Field NCO club wounding an American airman and taking two American women hostage. They escaped in a jeep after grabbing about 169500 dollars in unmarked currency amid a pay day crowd of 1000 plus. Police exchanged fire near the fence as bloodstains marked the scene.
At the Geneva disarmament conference Western powers signal readiness to cut on-site inspections for a global test ban and to adjust policing methods. Britain’s Lord Chalfont cites advances in seismic detection enabling fewer inspections than previously deemed necessary. United States and Britain rank extending the existing Moscow treaty as a top issue behind preventing nuclear weapons spread.
By Alfred Sheinwold a bridge column warns luck favors the alert partner. South in a club heart finesse faced a mismatch and misplayed, losing a potential slam after North prompt and bluntly criticized the bid. The correct plan is ruffing two rounds of trumps then ruffing spades or diamonds to hold one trump loss.
Tonight features The Don Steward Show on real estate at 5 and Roller Skating at Hollywood Park. Programs include The Lawrence Welk Show, Gilligan's Island with a World War II soldier plot, Red actors in comedies, Westerns Gunsmoke Cheyenne The Rifleman and Tonight News.
The Hollywood Palace airs Ed Wynn with Eydie Gorme performing Tea for Two at 7:30 P.M. on Channel 3. 7:00 P.M. Saturday Night at the Movies features Escape from Fort Bravo on Channel 12 with Holden Parker Forsythe. The Tonight Show repeats at 11:45 P.M. on Channel 12 with Carson Don Adams and guests. 10:45 P.M. Million Dollar Movie presents Objective Burma. 12:15 A.M. Raymond Massey closes the night.
A dense Sunday schedule lists matinee and evening film showings and programs across channels. Highlights include Shirley Temple Our Little Girl, It Happened to Jane with Lemmon and Day, The Voice of the Desert with Krutch, Gallup color specials, Lassie, The Young Savages with Lancaster, Crisis in Congo, and Mother's Wore Tights starring Grable.
Sunday highlights present the U S Russia track meet from Kiev live via satellite with Jim McKay Bill Flemming and Jim Beaty reporting from Dynamo Stadium. At 3 00 p m Channel 12 offers a color encore TRS Voice of the Desert with Joseph Wood Krutch critiquing Sonora Desert plants and dangers.
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