You Choose
From Many
Insurance Plans
21 pt inside YOU CHOOSK
A person livin ' in any stale in
the nation has well over Hit) in
srlng organiaziions from which
to choos ■ his health insurance
protection, the Health Insuramv
Institute reported today. The
<'holer ranges from a high of 179
organizations for a resident of
Texas, to a low of 130 for a resi
dent of Alaska.
According to the Institute
there are over 1.M00 health in
suring organizations in the Unit
id States. They include 90S in
surance companies. 77 Blue Cros
plans. 72 Blue Shield and rnedi
< al society plans, and nearly tW:
other types «>f organizations. I:
1903, they paid a total of
billion in benefits to insured per
sons.
the more than 145 millior
I^Mons insured in 1963. insur
•ince companies helped to protec
'SU million; Blue cross. Blu
Shiekl and Tedlcal society plan
raveled til.7 rrillVn, aid othc
health plans protected 7 -j mi'
lion. (These figures to'al mor<
than il.) mi Hi -n because mail'
persons arc protected hy mor
than one health jwjliey or pro
gram. <
The Institute said that som’eo
these insurin' organizations an
licensed ir. only a fi w states.
(Tenetally spepking. t't<« :r).««■
populous states luve the greatc I
Mumhe s of organizati ins provl*
ing health in trance. For in !
stance, residents of e *Ik > Tcxa
Ullno.s, New Yo:k. Fcnnsylt an'
Florida Californ a. Indians. Ohh
and Georgia tray se!c,-t healtl
instilance from 3c t ,- rn > e
suring outlets.
After Texas, other states p (d
tnii in the number of licensee ■
health insuring organiza!: ii
ciuae Illinois with Ml, Now York
IIS, Pennsylvania 102. Florida
•399. California ,'197. Indiana 370.
Ohio 370 and Georgia 366.
States in the 300 349 bracket
are: Washington 316. Minnesota
335, Colorado 331, |Y,in ’ssec .Vi
Vo jini.i 31\ Ok I lii ,:nn 313
Michigan 311, Iowa and Ark an 1
•as both with .3ti7, Kentucky 30G i
Maryland 304 and Oregon 302.
In the 250-299 brackc t ace:
North Carolina 27!*. New Mettle*
173. Kansas 272, Alabama 271
Wisconsin 270. Nebraska ’269
Mississippi and Missouri 26S eact
Vtizona 266, New Jersey 260
tnd I»uisiana and Utah hot:
with 257.
States in the* 290-219 hraekr
ire: South Dakota 231. Del a war
‘2s. Wyoming 227, Connecticu
‘23. Nevada and South Carolin
■ieh with 222. Idaho 217. Masse
husetts and North Dakota hotl
vith 209, and Montana 201.
In the 100199 category ate
Yes tVirginia 191. Rh >de Islan
X4. New Hampshire 1X2, Mair
7.x. Hawaii 161. Vermont 1&‘
md Alaska 130.
TCT Program
Tn Full Swing
The Industrial Coopo-at:'
",:u lej program of King
Mountain high sc h ud is now i
till swing The program nur
ers 25 students placed in vari
■us training positions
Till s,. students uv* employe
s follows: Charles Patnam an'
ildit* R iblis by Harris Teet.
uoer A! irkets: ’ any Unrig."
Nelson Carroll. Jake Nani/ Gi‘
’••uit. and Paul Farris hy tl
Mat-grace Mill: Lawrence C>’
*v WKMT Radio Station: L'»rt
’um'm dner and Hubert :.edfar |
'v Victory Chevrcdet: Ncdso .
"vans y City Aut i ~-,d True’ !
Linda Webster, Sandra F j
Vi i’lit. Brenda Towerv. Lindi
’’tight. Sandta Wiight. an
hard fl din hy Kings Mom
‘ain lu.spial: Don Marlin t" R”
’t Pan* r Company in Shelby
^tevc Horton by Hardin's Ant
’ill Horn by Cl\iV Hardin: Dr
tv D van and.W-ayne Turner b- I
’nirhwidl Ford company; Mik
’an:o .and Steve Ramsay by th '
M-nn'.i’n He 'Id; md P.’
•tone hy Moss Klectric cop'oip.
"This ngtv program has shoe
’rer.t progress in the short tir
hat i! lias been established r
"s o’oven t t he1 very worrh
vhile” officials report. With’
ho nro 'rein a Vocational Inch*
•riol c lu j has Ir en set up. Th
■urooso or the '•lu*> s to promot
among fellow students an unde
•tancl'n * of the w 'ltd of work
Officers for the w iwinh'
!on are president Lind t Weigh'
ce president Frtd'e Robbs; se~
inti \ .v-presicl ”ir. Don Mar!'"
secretary, Sandra K. Wright;
Treasurer. Charles Putnam: and
•ciitoc in chief?. Sandra Wright.
A full schedule <»f activities has
been planned by the club for the
month of November.
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Check Car
This Winter
Cheek your < ir a:>- y <11 help
••srapc accidents and 11.«t!.«• • i
ups this wintt.
ll was Mot »r Vehicles C imnii
doner Kilwanl Scheldt talking
ibout pre-planning lot Hit- witt
er driving season ahead.
“For your ovvn good, and for
he public good, have your car
>r ti uik given a thorough in
tpeelion now before the woath
t worsens," he ui >cd
“Tlte time and money spent
w in gelting ready for winter
■'ill pay handsome dividends lat
r In the cold weather season a
ead."
Soheidt, following a conference
ith State Highway Patrol main
enance experts. listed th<- follow
»g items as among the most im
ortant for inspection now and
'medial attention if ncsxled:
Ignition — Check spark plugs,
oints. timing. condPnser, g^ner
ator. rcgulartnr. hitterv an'l fan
belt.
Radiator Chw k the hose..
< I imps. the. mortal an I anti
freeze solution.
Tia«tio" Have ynui tire*. in
specif d for ti ad your win ■'
lor p. >per alijininont, y n ur
takes and Hutch for proper
functioning. Mount snow lirc<
an<l carry chains for use under
w’VMc conditions. A bag of sand
and a shovel kept in the ttunk is
good for emergency use.
Fuel Clean and adiust the
choke* for quick winter starts.
Cheek fuel pump and air cleaner.
Drain water from the fuel fil
ters.
Oil Change to lighter winter
grade oil or usp a year around
lubricant Check the oil fdt. r and
grea.se the chassis.
Vision Replace windshield
wiper blades if the rubber is dri
ed out Put anti-free/e solution
in the windshield washer fluid.
Check all lights, including turn
sivnal indicators, and keep them
clean. Be sure your heater-de
froster system is functioning pro
Heart Exams
Ate Necessary
Alter Accidents
CHAPEL IIIL:. Although
11k* iieai t distases each v >ar k.ll
15 limes t.» main .North Carolin
ians as <lo automobile accidents,
the hlghwat killer is also the
•■on er of th»* N nth Carolina
Heart Association which sees the
possibility of un-discovcred dam
age in accident vktims
Even when thorp is no visible
sign of injury to the ■ hest, it
perly Carry a combination scrap
er s<< <eegep-brush for cleaning
windshield and windows.
Exhaust Check the system
for leaks and noise Always drive
with one window slightly open
Nevi start your ear in a closed
garage.
"If you i are for your car it
will care for you throughout the
coming wintei season." Scheldt
ended.
might in- a good idea for persons
involved in auto accidents to t»«*f
a thorough heart cxainin tien.
the Ih'art Association sii ■•••*!
l"hc state heart gtoup t it» s a it>
cent study l>y a St. Louis medi
cal team vvhhh showed about
one-third of all ear accuu it vic
tims examined in the study to
have heart damage of varying
seventy even though the at t
d« nt did not produce any obvious
damage.
The patients were studied by
means of chest x-rays, electro
cardiography, and blood tests for
ehemleal substances that appea;
in resjionse to inflammation »i ;
other injury to the heart. The
Washington University study tv
ported hy Dr. David Goldring a
the American Heart Association'
Scientific Sessions at Atlanti.
City in October, was confined t<
infants, children and young a
dults under 30 years >id. Previ
ous studies had already d >cu
rrented the danger of heart dam
a^e irt older accident victims whi
suffer no apparent chest injury.
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