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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1962

Page

3

AMA Opposes King Anderson Medicare Plan For Aged

In an AMA stance voiced on radio, President Leonard W. Larson argued against compulsory portions of the King Anderson bill, supporting private practice and voluntary measures. He warned of astronomical costs and potential government control over drugs and medical care standards.

South Bend Ind American Medical Association King-Anderson Leonard W. Larson Larson Manion AMA Dean Manion Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare England Kerr-Mills

Rabbits Plague Trinity College Lawn Sparks Quick Action

Cambridge reports 48 rabbits released on the Trinity College lawn as a prank. Inspector Stanley Tynan notes 40 females could yield five offspring each, risking 248 bunnies in a month for the RSPCA to manage if owners do not claim them before escalation.

Cambridge England RSPCA Trinity College Stanley Tynan

Health care for the needy and near-needy and prepaid insurance

Larson called for health care access for the needy and near-needy, alongside voluntary, long-term prepaid health insurance programs. The statement links immediate care with sustained coverage and emphasizes affordability for vulnerable groups.

Larson

Solmos Drops Candidacy for County Office

Solmos withdraws from re election bid as St Joseph County commissioner eleven days after admitting involvement in an alleged attempt to influence a homicide trial. He cites opposition pressure and resignation from the Democratic ticket. Prosecutor Patrick Brennan denies the accusations and will seek re election. Baldoni says the party will fill the vacancy on the ticket.

South Bend Ind John F. Solmos St. Joseph Solmos Ideal Baldoni Sr Baldoni Patrick Brennan Brennan Ray A. Nusbaum Walkerton Nusbaum Lake County William J. Murray North Liberty Commissioner Democratic Party

Marine pilot survives jet crash at Floyd Bennett NAS

At Floyd Bennett Naval Air Station a FJ4 jet skidded off a runway and through a fence into a parked car. Captain Paul H. Hogardus, 32, of New Haven Connecticut, escaped uninjured as the aircraft burst into flames about 200 feet from naval housing. No injuries were reported.

New York Marine Reserve Floyd Bennet Naval Air Station Paul H. Hogardus New Haven

Ag Officials Summoned in Death Probe

Franklin Texas June 18 The state grand jury reconvenes for a fifth week in the death probe of agriculture official Henry Marshall Testimony expected from four subpoenaed agriculture officials Pecos County USDA field rep Henry S Carver Ralph T Price John T Gayle and James E Goad Dist Atty Bryan Russ will decide whether to compel appearance of three USDA officials Emory Jacobs Bill Morris and Dr James T Ralph For Estes linked testimony the jury has paused while exhuming details Barron said Estes told him he has no information about Marshall’s death and will cooperate if new light appears

Franklin Tex Wpl Henry Marshall Pecos County USDA Henry S. Carver Texas Acs Ralph T. Price College Station John T. Gayle West Columbia James E. Goad Rosenberg Dist Bryan Russ Grand Jury Barron

Father Files Suit Over Son's Death in Effingham

In Effingham Illinois on June 18 the administrators of David H Niebrugge's estate filed a 45000 dollar damage suit in the circuit court. Adolph Niebrugge seeks 30000 from Frank Overbeck conservator over Richard Overbeck and 15000 from Roaul Barns Clarence Esker and Vivian Jansen owners of nearby taverns. The action stems from a three car crash two miles north on U S Highway 45 that killed Niebrugge and injured Frank Overbeck 18.

Effingham Ill David H. Niebrugge Adolph Niebrugge Roaul Barns Barns Tavern Clarence J. Esker Esker Vivian M. Jansen Orchard Inn Richard Overbeck Frank Overbeck Overbeck Here U. S. Highway 45 Young Niebrugge

Susie You And Yours Advice On Health And Habits

In this column Dr. Burton Fern warns against a fake arthritis cure and discusses chronic illness personality, miscarriage psychology, and the risks of a new Air Force X-ray device. He notes dental gum care, teen drinking, and the ineffectiveness of coffee to sober alcohol, inviting reader questions.

Air Force Dr. Fern

IU Board elevates Wells to chancellor and Stahr to law professor

Indiana University announced incoming president Elvis J. Stahr Jr. becomes professor of law while outgoing president Herman B. Wells is named chancellor and professor of business administration. Wells retires July 1 after 25 years as IU president and will lead the IU Foundation.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University Herman B. Wells Elvis J. Stahr Jr Stahr University of Kentucky Law School Wells

Choir Runs Ill After Church Supper In Indianapolis

Sixty five members of the Mid Town Community Choir of Gary were treated for food poisoning at an Indianapolis hospital after falling ill about five hours after dining at Seventeenth Street Memorial Baptist Church where they were to perform a Sunday night concert.

Indianapolis Gary Seventeenth Street Memorial Baptist Church

Indiana University appoints new recreation chair

Reynolds E. Carlson, longtime Indiana University faculty member since 1947, named chairman of the university's department of recreation. He succeeds retiring Prof. Garrett G. Eppley, who will step down from administrative duties July 1.

Bloomington Ind

New prenatal clinic debated in Watford finders

In Watford England officials consider opening a new prenatal clinic not due to births but to house women exercising. The vigorous workouts risk floor collapse and spark discussion over alcohol policy and patient choice.

Watford England

General Interest Letters Addressed to Dr Fern

Readers invited to address letters to Dr Fern care of the newspaper. The note indicates general interest topics and directs correspondence to the editor.

Fern

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