AMA Opposes Demo Plan For Free Vaccine
The American Medical Association opposed a Democratic plan to provide free antipolio vaccine to all U S children through age 19 calling it completely unnecessary. It favored limited federal involvement and urged using existing laws and voluntary agreements to distribute the Salk vaccine while ensuring access for those unable to pay.
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Julian P. Price
Florence
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Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Price
Medical Association
Man Hill
D-Ala
Labor Committee
Labor Tuesday
Leonard A. Scheele
Perry County Society elects new officers
The Perry County Historical Society elected officers at a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Finis Hill in Tamaroa. J Wesley Neville of Du Quoin was named first president, with Gale D Hicks Pinckneyville as secretary, Elizabeth Spurgeon Pinckneyville as treasurer, D A Purdy Du Quoin as curator of property, Di Campbell Pinckneyville and Arch Voight and D W H artin Du Quoin as directors. The society has 20 charter members.
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Perry County Historical Society Saandhassac
Reent
Finis Hill
Tamaroa
J. Wesley Neville
du Quoin
Gale D. Hicks
Pinckneyville
Elizabeth Spurgeon
D. A. Purdy
di Campbell
Arch Voight
D. W. Hartin
Stanley Laska 65 Dies at Herrin Home
Stanley Laska 65 of 812 N 21st St Herrin died at his home today at 8 from an apparent heart attack. He was a retired coal miner. Coroner Sam Simmons set an inquest for 5 p m today at Johnson's Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Herrin
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Secretaries warn on vaccine policy in socialized medicine claims
Hobby, secretary of welfare, criticized the Democratic plan as a back door to socialized medicine while directing government vaccine activities. He warned the proposal could expand state involvement and raise concerns among supporters.
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Lions Visit Menard Prison in Chester Tour
The Murphysboro Lions spent their Tuesday night meeting as guests of Warden Ross Randolph at Menard penitentiary. They toured the knitting mill vocational training department machine shop and the tobacco preparation plant.
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Traffic Drive Continues At Anna
Anna Police Chief Dallas West reports about 24 traffic arrests since the slow down began over a week ago. He notes 18 arrests occurred in the past weekend with most violations in restricted zones on Main Street and Route 51 as drivers enter and leave Anna. Each Violation costs 3 dollars. The drive will continue until drivers slow down.
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Hardin Jury Rules In Two Drowning Deaths
A Hardin county coroner's jury ruled the deaths of Mr and Mrs Harold Johnston of Rossclare an accidental drowning after their car went into the river from the Elizabeth town ferry road on Saturday night. James Weldon Chancey of Rossclare testified he saw Johnston's car lights in the river shortly after helping Johnston.
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Hardin County
Harold Johnston
Rossclare
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Elizabethtown
James Weldon Chancey
Johnston
Car Found In Ditch By Ferry Tronc
A car left the road fell into a ditch near the ferry Tronc and was recovered. The authorities identified the occupants and the bodies were returned to Wisconsin for services.
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