MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1962
AMA Committed
To Fight Kennedy
Medicare Plans
Los Angeles - IUPD -The
American Medical association
was committed officially to
day to throw itself into anoth
er fight against President
Kennedy's program for medi
cal care for the aged financed
with social security funds.
The AMA House of Dele
gates, the policy-making body,
adopted a report Wednesday
stating its members must
"face the 1963-64 congression
al campaign without defeat
Ism or complacency."
Annthor sprtinn nf Hia rp-
port said that if American
physicians are "confronted
with a serious threat which
would conscript them into
Involuntary servitude," the
House of Delegates should be
called into emergency session
to take counter action.
Disease Reports Read
The House of Delegates ses
sion was held on the final day
of a four-day AMA clinical
meeting during which reports
were read on advances in the
fight against virtually all dis
eases which afflict mankind.
The delegates also reaffirm-
to the effect that AMA mem
bers "will not be a willing
puny iu iiiijtciiiciiiLiig ouj
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to the public welfare."
This wordage was calcu
lated to get the members set
for an expected fight next
year wnen me Kennedy ad
ministration will make its
second attempt to get through
Congress its legislation on
medical care. The administra
tion-sponsored King-Anderson
bill, to which the AMA object
ed, was rejected in the last
CahaaI EJmiif
uunuui ncno
Illinois Valley High
i lain, ikmaa.ni niiituig
has annnnnred names of the
students who made the honor
rtll 1nt iht firct ninp.wppV
period. He noted that of the
29 boys on the honor roll, 22
were active in sports.
There were nine seniors,
three juniors, four sopho
mores and four freshmen on
the honor roll, along with
honorable mention for seven
seniors, nine juniors, 15 so-
nlinniftrpa anH ninr frpshmpn.
i-
rne annual nign scnooi ia-thcr-son
banquet was held in
the high school library re
cently. Food was prepared by
Mrs. Carl Lemm, who also do
nated trophies that were giv
en to the most outstanding
players on the football team.
Mrs. Lemm presented Darryl
Gillert, Ron Thornhill and
Martin Pickle trophies during
a brief ceremony. Eighteen
letters, three awards and
three trophies were present
ed at the banquet.
Boys receiving letters were
Larry Cox, Tom Pickle, Mar
tin Pickle, Howard Yar
brough, Terry McNaught, Ron
Kentfield, Darryl Gillert,
John Baumgardncr, Walt
Zusche, Ron Thornhill, Mike
Millard. Ben Scott, Monty
Pope, Greg Pctsch, George
Windland, Don Lewis, Ervin
Wilcher and Ron Johnson.
Ron Johnson is the first
freshman to get a letter in
Illinois Valley High school
football history. He also re
ceived an award as most out
standing freshman. Walt
Zusche was named most in
spirational player, and John
Baumgardner the most im
proved. Two other boys also
will receive letters, it was an
nounced, Bill Piper and Don
ald Gill.
The library was filled to ca
pacity as Master of Ceremo
nies Bert Eastcrbrook intro
duced the speaker of the eve
ning, Ted Schoph, athletic di
rector at Southern Oregon
college. He spoke on the bene
fits of athletics.
Elected to serve as chair
men of next year's banquet
were Wayne Petsch and Ralph
Milliard.
CP Elementary
Thirty students of Central
Point Elementary's fifth grade
class recently visited the Cra
ter Rock museum. The tour
was in connection with their
science class.
Delmar Smith, owner of the
museum, greeted students and
talked to the class on rocks
and explained where many of
the stones are found.
The class was divided into
two groups to tour the mu
seum. Students found it edu
cational and helpful answer
ing questions on classification
problems encountered in mak
ing their own collections in
school.
The class was accompanied
by their teacher Lcs Wilson.
They were transported to and
from the museum by school
bus.
COUNCIL MEETS
Portland -'I'Pl- The repre
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gon Education association will
meet here Dec. 7-8.
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