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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1975

Page

2

AMA Sides With Caution on Doctor Strikes

In Honolulu AP report the American Medical Association avoids a strong anti strike stance while urging hospitals to resolve labor disputes. The House of Delegates rejected calls to condemn the Chicago Cook County Hospital walkout and declined to push an investigation by the Chicago Medical Society, drawing criticism from the Physicians National House Staff Association.

Honolulu American Medical Association Chicago House of Delegates AMA Cook County Chicago Medical Society Physicians National House Staff Association Medicine Robert G. Harmon House Staff Association Max H. Parrott Portland Ore

Aiken Standard History and Policy Notes

The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes afternoons excluding weekends and uses AP dispatches with exclusive rights to local news. It notes responsibility limits on errors in ads, compensation via next issue, and policy on advance payments to the Aiken Standard-PBM.

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Train Hijackers Issue New Demands

Five Indonesians holding about 50 hostages on a hijacked Dutch train opened fire on a mediator and freed a Chinese cook while demanding an engineer, food for 55, a bullhorn, medicine, and two radios. Two hostages were killed. police ringed the train with 150 armed men. The hijackers seek safe conduct out of the country. the government rejects that demand.

Beilen Netherlands Holland Justice Dries van Agt Molucca Spice Islands Indonesia

Hoover Approved Letters To Discredit Black Militant

FBI documents show former director J Edgar Hoover approved a plan to discredit Midwest black militant Charles E Koen from 1968 to 1971 using anonymous letters alleging adultery and informant ties. It is unclear if letters were ever sent and Koen later resigned as head of the Black Liberators.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Bureau Senate Intelligence Committee Charles E. Koen Koen Cairo St. Louis SDS Black Liberators Hoover Baltimore Black Liberator CIA Justice Building Keen

Domestic car sales rise in November hopeful 38 percent gain

DETROIT AP reports November domestic car sales expected to jump about 38 percent from a year ago when the industry faced recession. Analysts credit an accelerated fall recovery for the surge, marking the largest November year to year gain in at least three years after last year's weak performance.

Detroit

Hearst Seeks Psychiatric Help Amid Trial Turmoil

Patricia Hearst undergoes psychiatric treatment at San Mateo jail to cope with emotional trauma and aid her defense ahead of the January bank robbery trial. Defense attorney Albert Johnson says Dr. Elizabeth Richards began sessions and may not testify. Court actions involve Wendy Yoshimura’s charges and Steven Soliah’s role in the related robbery case.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Elizabeth M. Richards Miss Hearst San Mateo County Redwood City Albert Johnson Hibernia Bank Symbionese Liberation Army Randolph Catherine Hearst San Francisco Examiner Oakland Wendy Yoshimura Miss Yoshimura Berkeley Sacramento Steven Soliah

Zumwalt decries Soviet arms talks as grotesque mockery

Former CNO Elmo Zumwalt testified to the House intelligence committee that the Soviet Union is violating arms limita­tion pacts by expanding silos upgrading defenses and deploying mobile missiles. He said Ford lacks details on the agreements and Kissinger has been insufficiently candid. Some points were challenged by panel members and will be discussed in a closed session.

Washington Elmo R. Zumwalt Soviet Union Ford Zumwalt House Intelligence Committee Henry A. Kissinger U.S U.S. Long

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