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Show YW The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, July 28, 1961 2A 1 F I v 4 Chicago Daily News Service WASHINGTON, July 27 Trouble brewing in the operating room. 5 t ' ' . oSt,I: ' - . r A . f t ( ' 4 .'. , , Hr - . r o, t Nf1 f VA ' TV t .v i A- V 3S , FOR THREE simmered largely But now the dander up and Congress. V- I - i A f v I V rC---; v vO ; M, T?v V :$ 'A - " :jt :A -- v ;V fcrtp' :i 1 .! -- r-' O' i Investigators look over automobile In whichI Richard Blaney died In an ex- is -- THE FRIENDLY camaraderie of doctors and nurses, so celebrated in popular, fiction, is being replaced in at least some quarters by cold stares over white surgical masks. The issue that is threatening the historical relationship: Proposed legislation for medical care for the aged under social security. The nurses, as represented by the American Nurses Assn., are for it The doctors, as represented by the American Medical Assn., are no.t. s t ix r.1 Rift Looms in Medical Ranks , plosionu.heturned.the ignition. outside, his home In Philadelphia Thursday morning. That-som- e doctors are pressuring their nurses to write their congressmen expressing opposition to the proposed legislation. -- THAT IN SOME states directors of nursing in hospitals have been Instructed by hospital administrators to tell their nurses not to join the American Nurses Assn. That the Pennsylvania Medical Assn, offered to pay the expenses of a nursing association representative for a trip to Washington if she would testify against the legislation. ANOTHER LUCKY SHIPMENT! ONLY 15 SETS! THAT SOME local medical societies have offered to pay postage and production costs to send AMA literature attacking the social security principle to those on state nursing association mailing lists. Mrs. Martha Bronder, chairman of the Colorado Nurses Assn, committee on legislation, wrote Rep. Wilbur Mills chairman of the Ways and Means Committee: YEARS the conflict has behind the scenes. nurses are getting their have taken their case to THEY ARE charging that the doctors are "using the working relationship between "IN MANY STATES and instances these doctors and nurses to try to "pressure have been severe, even to the expressures nurses into abandoning their campaign for tent of reprisal against nurses threatening the social security principle in old age mediwho belong to their professional organizacal care. tion which has taken a stand opposite that This charge was made this week In of the medical testimony before the House Ways and Means Other nursing association officials say - - - Committee. that the AMA headquarters In Chicago sent a memorandum to all. state medical sociMeanwhile, state nursing associations eties urging them to take action to try to have charged In reports to the nurses national headquarters In. 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