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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1962-06-06 Kennedy Challenges AMA To S,et Its Record Straight 14' the in tem. but ...ilat. may have been said bJe; it would help those who don't a televised speech the nest da1. DUCA_ WAsm GTON (AP) House. was in reply to a message fereuce. members or Congress • resolution latest d velopment the Administration' continuing fight at some later time is extraneous Deed help aod {all to ass.i.It those terming the Administration plan he sUb_ President Kennedy renewed Larson sent the President late lasl " On the other band, if the AMA approved by iIB House of Delegates month charging Ken ned y had has never OPsx-i Social Security, calling Social Security a " compul­ wih the AbIA' OppositiOD to the to the accusation the President who do; it would iDterlere with "a cruel boo and a dellllioa. " t in Our the fight over his health care tenCe." created the impression the .\AlA some questions may be asked in sory socialistic tax," and sa,yi.ng health care program. made on May 23. Furthermore, [ fm! choice oC hospital and physl­ The same w~ KtDIIfJdy told his Iy takes program Tuesday with a brisk had called Social Security a "cruel order to set the reconl ItnligbL" it " ha.s served as the entering In Chicago. Larson issued this ant to empba.si%e that put his- ciAn, open the door to GovenImenI DeWS conference the "cruel bou" challenge to the American hoax" and was among opponents He then asked: wed g e lor establisbment of a statement in reply to K 'lIDedy·s. tory of the AMA ha.s nothing to do control oC medicine in this COWl' terminology had been UIed againlt of its enactment in the 1930s. socialistic form of governmental " President K nnedy made the with the m tits oC the King·ADder· try and unjust.Jy tax the working Social Sec.'Urity in the 1930&. UXEM. Medical Association to set the Why Dr. Morris Fishbein. for­ This. Larson's message had de­ mer editor oC the AMA Journal, cootrol over the lives and fortunes statement in his May 23 Ile\\"S coo· n bill Such accusations aerve people to provide bHlth care for "I did DOt mean to Imply," b.iJ favorite record straight on its policy ears. ... clared, was untrue. The AMA bad made a statement in November of the people." ference that. 'The Al IA w ODe simply as a smoIle screen. The rni.Uions financially able to take letter Tuesday said. "that it was the ~ King-Andenon bill is on trial, DOt care oC themselves. .. the AMA who had origioaJly ap­ h aVe toward Social Security. n eve r opposed Social Security. 1939 at the request of the MIA Why the AMA House of Dele­ or chief opponents of the board of and published cial Security system in the ' • Ih A.M.A. 'nle President addreued • mass plied to the Sodal Sea.uity &ys­ uncon· took no position on it and actually trustees. gates declared in 1953 it had pre­ In a letter to Dr. Leonard it the next i.ssue 01 the Journal "This statement is false. "We have endeavered to II p rally in New York's Mad l SOil tem the term 'eruel hoax' - but en pet. supported a section on extension viously rl!l:i tered di pprovaJ of tered Larson, AMA pr sident, Ken­ to public health services, he said. with remarks saying cunpuiSOl'y " As [ id in my letter to the attention focused 00 the bill which Square Garden May 20 to advocate I am certain you will ~all this insurance. even old age and un­ the principle invoh"ed in Social President. th Am ric8J\ Jedical is the only issue involved in this the pl8J\ and chided the AMA in very phrase w used by the up­ ir faith nedy cited past actions he said To this Kennedy replied Tues­ cmployment insurance represent Security. Association did not op~ enact­ controversy. Tbis bill would be the process. Dr_ Edward R. An­ pooeot.s oC Social Security in the of a~ indicated the organization's opposi. day : t "a beginning invasion by the state Kennedy's letter, dated Tuesday. SY5- L930s. • t his ment of the Social Security compulsory, illusory and inequita. nil. an AMA spokesman, replied in tion to the Social Security system " II your organization did not into the personal life oC the in­ trot out under w h i c h the medical pLan oppose Social Security before liB .- re pre­ dividual - a def'uilie step toward would help finance care for the enactment - on.Iy afterward - I either communism or totalitarian· . ..- ntione(f aged. will he glad to point out this unique ism:· The letter, released by the White distinction at my next press COIl· Why the AMA in 1949 sent to all e occu. h t s at 'ng to.. Schmicfhauser, Coulter Comment - wsur ai owan County Chairmen Pleased, Sen>lng the State UnioerfttJl of IOWG Jowa City, low•• Wedoetday. JUDe I. 1JU Displeased with Amendment By STEVE SANGER Tue day regarding tlle contro­ non-eleclive, apparently has pass' StaH Writor versial judicial amendment to ed easily. A late COUllt showed The Democratic and Repub. "yes" votes ahead by about 40,000. Iowa's Constitution. John Sehmldhauser, Democratic Nixon Gets Lead After vlty In4 , I )jcan Johnson County chairmen The proposed amendment, county chairman, said that "per. expressed disapproval and whicb will make Iowa's Su­ sonally he w.s against the amend· mil d approval respectively preme Court 8J\d District Judges ment." The Democratic Party took no official stand. Schmldhauser, profe sor oC poli. tical science here, said the amend· "Co­ lon ror ment was bound to pass beCause .... Lou. ondon oC the powerful interests, such as Few Precincts Repor-t, the bar association, behind il. ) Chan Coulter, the Republlcao chairman, thought the amendment was "all right." but considered Il.s Extra-Long California.::' passage "part or a eeneral trend .,' oC people throwin, up their hands . .. and letting omeone else do their job." Ballots Delay Counting: If 1Om_ bollonl In ,Ivlng ._y hll vote, he .hould do It, \VA HINCTO (AP) - Richard M. ixon, striving to hit Coulter ••Id. Howo".r, h. bo­ Uonl the pl.n will wori( as _II th come-back tr ii, led right wing eh 11 nger Tu day night aI the previeus methocI. in th conte t for th R publican nomination for California gov­ Previously, Supreme Court and mort Distrlct judges ran on party tick­ But th r tum wcr y t fmgm ntary. TIley were from ets and were elected for six years. Under the amendment, nominating 480 out of 31.212 precincts and ,ave committees will lubmit lists of the ronner Vice President 11 ,342 liberals In hls own party, icnored JOHN SCHMIDHAUSER CHAN COULTER nominees and the governor will ap­ vot s to 5,247 Cor Assemblyman Shell and pointed his osmPlUln to- Democratic Ch.lrman Republican Chairm.n poInt persons wbose names are on Joseph C. Shell. ward the November e1cc:tion. these Jists. A ~nent .w• ." the C.. Most Republlcan ute leaders Supreme Court Judges' tenure MCtIcut Rtpublic.n COftwlltlon backed Nixon, but Shell waged a will be for no more than eight wu Iharply dlvld'" tver the hard·hittlng campailll In behalf 0( Library Bond Success years and District Judies no more nomln.tlen for ..vernor. AfMr what he called "the new breed of than six. '1 ... b.11ota John AlICIP, In.ur~ Californla Republican,. It At each judicial election the tXKutlV" led but 'lICked the IN- An issue spUttlna the party was judges will stand for approval by ,wlty nece.aary for vlctwy. the miUtary conservaUve J 0 h n Means Big Expansion the voters and if Jacking support Arter eettllng that fight the Nut- Birch Society. Nixon sald the GOP will vacate their post. me, State GOP delegates were to UcJtet had 110 place for candldatel By St.H Writer "L~'I-""_ tadd the fa. oC nomlnaUnC a who seek or accept the society's Voters who favored the library expansion bond i ue have ,",u., lu"'" m • ., '" removed from offic. by the .Iector.te, candidate IC1I' U.S. Senator. support. Shell s a I d he neither made the public library's bead librarian enthusiastic and happy. but are not placed ill office by Down in Mississippi, Rep. Jamlc sought nor rejected John Bm Joyce Nienstedt said Tuesday that one result of the 4·1 the ,Iectorat•• Whitten. conservative 100 of the Society support. approval of the $265,000 bond Issue The nominatinll committees are Kennedy AdminlstraUon, swamped A proposal to lecaUze lIambling Monday will be "an enlargement composed of persons appointed by Rep. Frank SnUth in a fight (or was an issue in Idaho's primary of all public library facilities." the governor subject to confirma· the congressional seat (rom their elections. Vernon K. Smith, BoIse , . newly combined district. As WbJt· attorney seeking the ~mocratic "The reference section wLU he Smith Orally Uon by the Senate and persons elected by the members of the ten took a Z·1 lead, hls opponent nomination for governor, advocated three times as large. We will have admltted defeat. legali1.1ng cuino - type lambUng a new children's room. a meeting state bar. On the Democratic baUot for while his CI v e opponenlt were room, a story hour room and a Admits Killing Schmidhauser said he has stud­ special area for teenagers." ied judicial systems (or many Call1ornia governor, the incumbent against the idea. years and it appears to him that Edmund G.
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