European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 7, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stats and stripes Ribicoff says Jersey doctors blackmailing medicare plan Conn. Tap of welfare Abraham rib off Haifa red m group of new Jersey doctors with resorting to Mac malt to try to defeat proposed Federal medical care plan for the than 200 new Jersey physicians have signed a Declara Tion that they would refuse to treat patients under terms of themins Anderson Bui which would use social Security funds to it medical expenses of the trying to blackmail and the american people by infusing to treat older people said at a slate convention democrats Here they ant violating the Hippo Ceatie oat which they took before they be Gan the practice of Medicine. New Jersey gov. Richard j. Hughes has also accused the81 g n e r s of violating their hippocratic vows and said h their threat would Fai Ribicoff. Whose department bears principal responsibility for shepherding the administrations medical care proposals through Congress said the Bill in no Way covers medical payments to private should be absolutely no con Cern to a physician where patient gets the Money with which to pay his Hospital costs he from his private funds from premiums on an insurance policy or from payments he have paid into the social Security Trust fund As provided by the King Anderson Bill it is a source of great regret to probe of broker tactics the first Publ Ltd investigation of the Stock brokerage business since1s34 is opening Here monday. Tiie inquiry a expected to produce testimony about dubious sales tactics lax supervision of brokerage employees in Branch offices and the hiring of Stock sales men with questionable Back grounds. ,. V witnesses also will Teri of Steps being taken by the Industry to avoid trouble attributable to sales men and their practices offi dals of the securities and Exchange commission Sec which will conduct the probe have Given no hint of the specific situations 0 a scrutinized. Neither will they indicate whether they expect any major scandals to develop to the two weeks of Public was. Known however that commission investigators have armed themselves with evidence of a number of unsavoury situation involving major firing. These could figure prominently in the the Heslinga will launch the Public phase of a $750.000 Secotte entire securities Industry. Earlier t e is t i m o n y Wasi Alben in secret and has led so far to report document that blamed the operations of the american Stock Exchange. The Exchange subset verily undertook a to so reformation. Heating it be con train super Alsim and be blog practices by West pin Mediterranean area fair. A Stern Mediterranean re a partly Cloudy. Us. Temperatures Utby United Prem intent Tion a left to n Tiandu n m it c m Lbw not it. A weft her Tor Huttl Tom hot till of in a to an i cd i in 47 n i 81 41 r in tin . Leu it a m m to k 13 m to � to in Tim t. My Mimm it of m h13 m n a 77 Al �. To a a a it Cut tank 24 states spurn guard cutback plan continued from their states. In general the objective is to apply an average 10 per cent Cut in units. Mcgowan asked that the Gover nors Forward by Meiy 3 their nominations of specific units to a he minted a on with certain other information on the Impact the action would have in their states. Asked How Many states had responded to Mcgowan s request the guard Bureau 3 24 states plus the District of Columbia had not done so. It said 26 states and puerto Rico had sent replies of some they Are Arizona. Arkansas Florida geor Gia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana. Iowa Maine Maryland , Nebraska Nevada new Jersey new Mexico new York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsyl Vania South Carolina and Wyo Ming. Official matter1 the Bureau refused to Tell what in the replies on grounds this is an official matter and should not be disclosed by the Bureau at his but the governors or adjutant general of Many of the 26 replying states have made their objections known elsewhere. So far As is known not a single governor s voice has been raised i support of the plan. The jaw stipulates that Gover nors must agree before any units wholly within their states Are changed or disbanded however some army of Icara said that if the Pentagon wanted Ionizes Perth mulatto st liter s but ska for Tow a in Ciontea tort a often Dot peruvian a Fife a Ted la Texe silence descended on the world .4rrgfesl Church As the 80 opt wild of the holy Trinity the sex a 11 n t i o n of the holy a fld Lor the dissemination Christian religion by they of oar lord Emir Christ of the blessed apostles Peter and up and b � our own after mature deliberation and after often imploring divine guidance with there Morable a Teo bit venerable Brothers the cardinals of tit roman our tit of the Patri chs archbishops and Bishop present in rom we decree and define the blessed mar ten de Porres to be a Saint tid we list him in the boo of As the Pope spoke the final of the a latin formula setting the feast Day of the new Saint for nov. 3, a fanfare of Silver trumpets and the pealing of the great Bellof st Peterl Ranf through the chef cd. To get Tough it could withdraw recognition from guard units it no longer needed and thus cutoff their Federal Drill pay and any first clash equipment. These offi cers emphasized this probably would be a last resort. Overfill the army wants to trim about 824 of its 8.800 miscellaneous guard and army Reserve units to reduce its Reserve guard manpower by 58.0 10 men. The Money now spent on laying these men would be applied to increasing training drills for the 642.000 who would remain on the oils. The army said it has a state by state plan for spreading the elimination of nearly 350 Reserve units but declined to make i Public. The Reserve comes wholly under the Federal government soothe governors have no say in this part of the reorganization pro Gram. Obsolete outfit the outfits to be shucked generally would be types now considered obsolete such As antiaircraft gun butteries or auritus. Like certain truck and Engineer units. Also ticketed for Elimina Tion Are some infantry Battle groups the army contends its aim snot to save Mortey but to improve the Overall combat readiness of the Reserve components by in creasing the strength amount of equipment and mobilization of High priority units needed Early in any Call to Active duty. As a key part of the plan six picked guard infantry divisions would be built close to full 14,000-Man strength and Given top qual Ity weapons act equipment Sothey would be in position in Short notice to Back Ftp the 16 regular army divisions. Flexible brigade other guard and four he serve infantry divisions would be broken up arts their men reformed into More flexible brigades and supporting groups signal Artil Lery transportation and similar elements. There would be Tutje if any. Com of manpower Here. The army says it feels this organization would lend itself bet Ter to forming different types of task forces to meet particular situations army leaders feel they Eon put their reorganization into effect without having to obtain specific congressional approval in past years. Congress a blocked efforts to trim the guard and r is e r v e by to prop i ung Money and ordering that it be spent to keep manpower Levels ult recently the House voted funds to maintain the guard and re serve to the present total of 700,000 but did not make it mandatory for the army to do so. The Senate has not acted. Not sorted the Arm Long hag sought to reshape the guard and Reserve in the staffed belief the present or gang Zarfon not suited to the of today s warfare. Citing troubles in the Berli crisis mobilization of 155,000 reservists and National guardsmen Mcnamara told Congress this year we Are convinced the time has come when our resources must be concentrated on combat readiness instead of Mere numbers of reservists on paid status at least part of the governors opposition to the plan is based on state Pride and tradition which the state executives feet would be damaged by loss of guard units Man with distinguished combat histories. Also important to the governors Are the prerogatives of appointing All guard officers from the lowest to the highest some army officers nay they believe that guard and read rvs leaders oppose any Cut to unite or strength because this might Ineat fewer officer billets and promotion opportunities. Vital to nation however maj Gen . O Hara commander of the new York army National guard said we in the guard Are not fight ing this to safeguard our own prestige or portion. We feel a Strong guard a vital to National .,Security." a Gen Thomas s. But shop adjutant general of Tex . Said he believed Uit threat posed by the plan actually Wai enhancing the guard s prestige int exact for the for to Tim throughout the state faced with guard units realize to k Ftfe it to Al i k d 9 a in i 1 i n f of r j i a 3 much the guard Means to 1 cd a i t f c
