AMA Considers Constitutional Reforms in Surprise Meeting
In New Orleans the American Medical Association votes to hold hearings on proposed constitutional changes aimed at modernizing the group for 20th century physicians. President Wesley W. Hall warned of organizational problems that could threaten future goals and quality medical care.
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Wisconsin
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United States
Board of Trustees
Kennedy remains moved to permanent Arlington grave
The remains of Senator Robert F. Kennedy were transferred at Arlington National Cemetery from a temporary site to a permanent grave near his brother John F. Kennedy. The cost of the new grave was about 747000 with the government covering up to 181000.
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Teen Finds Fiance But Lacks Papers
In Winterhaven California Marie Savinon 18 seeks a fiancé as her mother delays marriage due to lack of a birth certificate. Imad Katton 22 from Phoenix reads a love poem during a visit and hopes to wed once blood tests and licenses permit. state welfare raises questions about guardianship of Marie's sisters.
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Chinese-Influence For Bored Fashion Show Stirs New York
AP reports Giorgiony, Sant Angelo present a Chinese influenced collection with dragon patterns, pink stockings, high wedge shoes, and bold color blocks. European and American looks mix with leather pantsuits, short jackets, and ankle-length dresses in bright primary colors.
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Immigration Officials Deny Banuelos Raid Accusations
INS raid allegations against Mrs. Banuelos and her California plant were denied by the National Council of Immigration and Naturalization Service Local unions and AFL-CIO officials called the charges outrageous and irresponsible. Council leader Lee G. Cremer stated the council refutes the claims and noted the need for cooperation with INS amid evolving immigration law.
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Girls Threaten If Boy Merger Fails
INS agents found 36 illegal aliens among 300 employees at Mrs Banuelos Rama Mona Food Products plant in Gardena California. The raid followed union pressure against proposed trustees and a bid to appoint a monitoring committee.
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Petrified Forest Near Flora Mississippi Noted In East
The only petrified forest in the Eastern United States lies near Flora Mississippi, drawing interest as a unique geological feature in the region.
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