Editorial: Iowa Medical Aid Delayed as Fees argued
The Washington Evening Journal notes stalled Iowa elderly medical aid due to dispute over fees. Doctors prefer flexible usual charges. Welfare Board seeks a set schedule for auditing claims. Kerr-Mills plan is proposed as interim while Medicare debate continues. Also praised local courtesy improvements in driving behavior and a correction about a letter misattributed to Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Social Welfare
Welfare Board
Iowa
Kerr-Mills
Joy Juice for Kickapoos
A racial discrimination case emerges in Iowa over an 1851 law banning whisky sales to Indians. The piece questions whether the provision violates the 14th Amendment and notes the potential landmark status of Kickapoos v. Smith. It jokes that the law affords Indians better-than-equal protection and ponders equal booze rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Smith
Lighter Side Columnist Fumbles News After Vacation
United Press International notes columnist Dick West returns to Washington and enjoys a humorous exchange with Sam Freeloader about badminton, Khrushchev, and Rusk. The sketch pokes at scrambled recall after a break as West vows to catch up on events and asks who Christine is the talk of.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Senate
Sam
Khrushchev
Freeloader
Rusk
Black Sea
Christine
Editor's Outlook on Race and School Integration
An editorial weighs whether Negro student underachievement is due to inherent differences or environment and intolerance. It cites Savannah Georgia court rulings, expert testimony from psychologists, and argues for examining equal economic status groups to test claims, warning of potential harms or progress.
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Frank M. Scarlett
Savannah
Henry E. Garret
Columbia University
North
Scarlett
Honeymoon ends as German French alliance frays
Paris reports strain in the six month old French German alliance after Adenauer ignores De Gaulle on British entry to the common market and farm price policy. Germany backs NATO nuclear forces and signs Moscow test ban while De Gaulle opposes. Editors fear isolation of France as Le Figaro and others question the treaty’s future.
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Paris
UPI
Elysee Palace
Charles de Gaulle
France
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
de Gaulle
Britain
West Germany
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West Berlin
Bonn
United States
Adenauer
Aurore
Liberal
Combat
Germany
le Figaro
Washington
Shimer College Highlights Liberal Arts Emphasis on Campus
New York UPI reports Shimer College in Mount Carroll Illinois emphasizes liberal arts in depth. Dr F J Mullin president since 1954 advocates individualized study and a broad base in humanities social sciences and natural sciences. He notes early entry program aims to ready students for college and stresses purpose and meaning in life through rigorous inquiry. Average nine month salary for teachers is 6814 with willingness to teach more hours without raises.
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New York
UPI
Illinois
Shimer College of
Mount Carroll
F. J. Mullin
University of Chicago
Shimer
Mullin
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