President Kennedy proposes private financing for old age health care
President Kennedy outlines a health insurance plan under Social Security to cover hospital and home care for Americans 65 and over. The plan would be financed by small increases in employer and employee Social Security contributions and a higher earnings base, with no direct tax burden on general revenues.
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American Medical Association
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Typcal
Such is life even the strong cry
In a court investigator column, Inez McLain explores divorce outcomes and financial strain. A faithful husband loses two homes due to insufficient income, while the wife gains mental illness and faulted support, highlighting societal limits in resolving marital breakdowns. The piece ends with noting the tragedy of families in crisis.
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Inez McLain
Job
Saturday TV schedule notes with multiple channel listings
A cluttered listing shows KTVK ABC channel 3 KPHO channel 5 KOOL CBS channel 10 KVAR NBC with various programs across afternoon and evening. Highlights include Gunsmoke Bonanza Wild West films Red Ryder and a bowling match followed by news and weather segments.
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KTVK
ABC
KPHO
Idkool
CBS
Television Then and Now Echoes of War and Oddities
A collage of light news items and TV listings from a wartime era, including Emma Lou Shelton’s quip about Yankees and Americans, a collapsed Kennedy Ireland tour, a hippo named Nila at a fair, coin pestering goldfish at London Airport, and a humor note about a man selling a mansion. Also contains a dense schedule of prime time programs and events.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Emma Lou Shelton
Emma Lou
Scottsdale Plans New Sewage Plant Amid Growth Surge
From the manager's desk Robert J. McMpt outlines Scottsdale's need for a new sewage treatment facility. The proposal would replace the 1958 plant, accommodating rapid growth from about 2,000 residents to over 10,000 within the city and surrounding areas. The plan calls for a plant about one mile south and half a mile east of the current site, serving 3,000 immediately and up to 60,000 with expansion, with a special April 4 election to decide three bond issues.
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Robert. J. McMpt
Scottsdale
Miller Road
Scottsdale Schools Transportation Benefits Community
Scottsdale Public Schools outline transportation aims to provide safe, efficient service for about 3,000 students across 21 buses. The program emphasizes driver quality, rigorous training, and ongoing maintenance to sustain a strong safety record and practical costs.
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Scottsdale Public Schools
Scottsdale
Scottsdalian
Arizona Bus Drivers Association
Scottsdale High School
Ethel Zeitler
Arizona
John Anderson
Lord Silkin on death by own action bill
Lord Silkin supports a bill to end Britain's legal principle that self inflicted death is a crime. He says if a person wants to take his life it is not the state's business to prevent it or punish him for failing in his attempt.
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London
Lord Silkin
Britain
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Calif
Nila
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Islanders
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Meet the Press
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the Christophers
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