AMA proposes 10 point program to improve national health care
In a Scottsdale news release AMA President E Vincent Askey outlines a 10 point plan to aid the aged and strengthen U S health care. It calls for Kerr Mills expansion, preventive medicine, voluntary prepayment and reforms in cost, supply of physicians, mental health, research and education, safety, international health, and preserving patient physician freedom.
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American Medical Association
Scottsdale
AMA
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Los Angles
Maricopa County
Kerr-Mills
National Association of Blue Shield
Blue Cross Association
Amercan Hospital Association
Association
Congress On
American Medicine
Canada Cuba trade clash sparks call for firmer ties
In New York R M Fowler of the Canadian Pulp and Papers Association urges clear US Canada message after a White House meeting with Prime Minister Diefenbaker. He notes misgivings over Canada’s Cuba trade, defends ongoing Canadian trade with Cuba, and warns against driving Cuba toward the Communist bloc. He argues Canada aims to avoid embargo profiteering and stresses shared interests across the border.
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New York
White House
Canada
Diefenbaker
Hemisphere
Cuba
R. M. Fowler
Canadian Pulp and Papers Association
U. S
Fowler
U.S
Castro
United States
North America
Europe
Asia
America
Washington Calling Individual Rights Lost By Marquis Childs
Marquis Childs argues that postwar centralization in industry government and media threatens individual rights especially for nonconformists. He cites Supreme Court rulings narrowing the Bill of Rights and discusses censorship cases involving motion pictures and the House Un American Activities Committee. He urges defense of freedom of speech press and association against government power.
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Marquis Childs Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Warren
Earl Warren
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
High Court
Chicago
House UN- American Activities Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Conservation and Industrialization Aim in Kentucky Appalachians
Kentucky Lt Gov Wilson Wyatt argues for a combined conservation and industrialization plan for Appalachia. He cites Benet and Lake Breckinridge ideals, proposing urban renewal as a tool to develop industrial sites, build highways, dams, and community facilities while protecting parks and public lands. Governor Bert Combs backs flood control dams and broader highway measures. A regional Appalachian group of eight states seeks a joint plan for Congress to advance.
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Wilson Wyatt
Appalachians
Stephen Vincent Benet
John Brown
Bend
Lake Breckinridge
Benet
John & ‘Lewis
UMW
Hollers
Wyatt
Appalachian Mountains
Bert Combs
Appalachian’ Group
Combs
West
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Congress
Udall
Kennedy Plans and Old Hands Rejoin U S Policy Scene
Washington report traces Kennedy administration foreign policy toward flexibility and continuity with Truman era minds. It notes Dean Rusk Adlai Stevenson Charles Bohlen Paul Nitze Chester Bowles George Kennan among returning figures and their stances from Laos Congo Quemoy Matsu to NATO and U N roles.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
John _ Foster Dulles
Kennedy
Lewis
State Department
Harry Truman
Dean Acheson
Laos
Congo
Soviet Union
Acheson
Truman
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Mao and Company
U. S
Joint Chiefs
MacArthur
Yalu
NATO
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
Stevenson
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
Free China
Charles Bohlen
John Foster Dulles
Yalta
Bohlen
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department’ Security
Scotty McLeod
Paul Nitze
Nitze
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Senate
George Kennan
Foreign Service
Kennan
Europe
Yugoslavia
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American Medical Research Foundation
International Health
Department of International Health
World Health Organization
World Medical Association
Amazon
Nile
Considine
Childs
National
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McGill
Washington Report
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