Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1966 — Page 2

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voted against

hold-

klan in contempt. A of Southerners, how-

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Southern (D.-N.C.) in* the number

ever, were among the more than 60 House members who either were absent or did not

rote.

Committee Chairman Edwin E. Willis (D.-La.) told the House that the issue “is quite simple and sharp.** His committee, a duly constituted committee of the House exercised its euthority under House rules and decided to investi*ate the klan. Hie House then “by overwhelming vote gave the committee additional funds to mako the investigation. Shelton, Willie seid, appeared before the committee in response to a subpena. Ho vsfused to produce certain documents sought in the subpena, claiming protection under the 6th, 4th and 14th amendments to the Constitution, Willis said. Not once did Shelton tell the committee that **1 don’t have those documents, or 1 never bed those documents, or you might try someone else," Willie said. The committee then took the position that under the rules of the House, the law of this country, and the decisions of the courts, he said that Shelton committed a contempt of the

House.”

Some members of the House, Willis said, questioned whether Shelton did not have the protection of the 6th amendment when he refused to produce the records. The klan is a corporation, Willis said. A corporation cannot claim protection against self-incrimination, Willis said. Neither can an officer of a cor-

..nd„r i«w over 10 sl *n IOT medicare ooui ior uie iree nospuai cover- glasses, immunization snots or P? rat \J 1 ^ _. e benefits under the federal age and for the $3-monthly dental care—unless bone sur-

Young Hoosiert in Arm«d Forces over oil oreos GREAT LAKES. 111. — Seaman Recruit Lawrence P. Vaughn, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. U Vaughn, 2410 Highland

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PEARL HARBOH, Hawaii — Marine Lance Corporal Lewis W. Pettrie, son of Mrs. AraeU W. Pettrie; 3171 N. Illinois, Indianapolis, Ind. was promoted to his present rank while aanring with Marine Barracks at the

Naval Base here.

His promotion was based on time in service and rank, military appearance, and his Knowledge of selected military sub-

jects.

The Marine Barracks provides m.rltv 4nr th* paTSdCS,

~ honor guards

for visiting dignitaries.

Place, Indiana polls, is taking his basic training here at the Naval

Training Center.

Upon completion of recruit training, he will be assigned to

a school, shore station or ship, security for the according to the results of his civic functions

Navy classification tests, his own desires and the needs of

the Navy. * * *

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Airman Leonard R. Gross, son of Richard E. Gross. 723 S. Ebright, Muncie, Ind. has been assigned to Barksdale AFB, La. after completing Air Force ba-

sic training.

He is a 1963 graduate of Muncie Central High School and will be trained on the job as a transportation specialist with the Strategic Air Command. His mother, Mrs. Mable Gross resides at 1350 Broadway, Gary,

Ind.

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WELCOME TO THE WAR: An American soldier of the 25th Division smiles as a Vietnamese girl welcomes him with a floral wreath Jan. 18 at Vung Tau, some 40 miles souht of Saigon.

/ strength in Viet Nam

climbed to more than 190,000 men with the addition of troops from Ha-

waii and Okinawa.

Deadline for

sign-up near H31

BALTIMORE, Md. — The Security, but wishing to come for a routine physical checkup, deadline for persons age 66 or under Medicare, must apply cost of eye examination for

to sign up for Medicare both for the free hospital cover- glasses, immunization shots

medicare at hand

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“a r “£ on the resolution to ®“‘ "‘A‘2'“ *£5, “ ^Sheiton for contempt^ Wil- on wet ££ r ^ eupplem^Ul port or oppose the committee Sr ^ ^

un-American activities,” nor a

vote to punish a man. InfnLf lnH f.r "This house” Willis said, “is confused a nd are wamting for * *17® „ ’ someone to explain the program

P nn f in more detail.

Si MEDICARE comes in two

tfo™^f the leirtlaUve^unction ® art ?: ? art pays th th !

aesipned to tife H.uee by the

nearly everyone age 66 and The $3 monthly premium for services received by a person as over. medical insurance will be dedut- an outpatient of a participating The second part covers doc- ed automatically from Social hospital during a 20-day period, tors’ bills and some other medi- Security and railroad retire- except for the first $20 for each

cal expenses for people 65 and ment checks. 20-day period,

older. This optional program, LIKE MOST health-insurance Hospitals, nursing homes, which also starts July 1, will policies, the medical insurance home health agencies and indecost $3 per person a month. has a “deductible” feature. The pendent laboratories, must set You may apply for $3 Medicare deductible^ is $50. ^ up utilization review committees

Constitution.

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person may have

a friend or relative pick up an application card, or he write to the Social Security

office for one.

Those who don’t sign up by March 31 won’t have another chance to do so until the last three months of 1967—the next period of enrollment—and they will have to pay a higher premium and face a delay in)

getting benefits.

gery is involved. Person enrolled in the free hospital • insurance part must pav the first 840 charged during a “spell of

illness.”

After the $40 is paid. Medicare will provide for hospital stays up to 90 days. After the first 60 days, howerer, the program will pay all but $10 diaily for covered services during the additional 30 days of care. MEDICARE will pay 80 per cent of the cost of diagnotic

insurance covering medical expensesc . by filling in a card furnished by the Social Security _ Administration. These cards are being mailed ed out to everyone 65 or over now getting a Social Security or railroad retire

ment pension.

Person 65 and over wha are not on a pension should apply at their nearest Social Security office. People not on Social

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The person who draws medi- that will study various practicare benefits will pay the first C es, such as the length of hospi-

$50 of his medical bills in any tal stay,

calendar year. He also must pay 20 per cent of his total annual medical expenses above that

first $60.

Bearing in mind that you pay the first $50, here are some of the bills Medicare

will pay:'

Doctors’ bills for treatment or diagnosis, surgeons’ fees, X-ray treatment and other radiation therapy, devices such as an artificial limb, rental of medical equipment such as an iron lung and shots or other medication for a chronic ailment such as arthritis or rheumatism, if administered by a physician. The plan will NOT pay fees

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By George E. Hardin DURHAM, N. C. (NPI) — Muscular dystrophy is the subject of a 13-year-old project which is being pursued by Dr. Mary McLean Townes, associate professor of biology at North Carolina college. She is making a determined effort to provide increased knowledge about one of man’s most puzzling diseases. Her work involves the study of voticella, "decidely microscopic” animals which can contract and relax muscles until affected by the disease which causes them to progressively waste

away.

A parttime activity, sandwiched in between teaching and family responsibilities, the research work is being aided by grants from the Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America, Inc., and NCC Faculty Research committee. One of the high points of her research has been the publication of a paper, “The Involvnment of pH, Adenosine Triphosphate, Calcium and Magnesium in the Contraction of the Glycerinated Stalks of Vorticella.” The paper, requested by 122 professors and physiologists at universities and research facilities in the United States, Europe and Asia, was published in the Journal of Cellular and Comparative Physiology last April. Wife of Dr. Ross E. Townes, professor of physical education at NCC and mother of two daughters, she serves as secretary of the Durham Regional committee on the selection of missionary personnel in the Methodist church. In addition, she lectures before groups like the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology at Duke Medical center. A native of Southern Pines, N. C., Dr. Townes is a NCC graduate with a master’s in public health, and also holds a master’s and a doctorate from too University of Michigan.

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