Psychiatrists May Lose Federal Aid in Budget Debate
Washington AP The Nixon administration backed away from plans to cut federal aid for psychiatry training after mental health groups urged Congress to fund the full 34 million dollar program. HEW officials say the three year old aid has raised psychiatrists from 3 000 in World War II to 25 000 today, but argue residency funding no longer uniquely requires federal support.
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Three Nations Join UN In 1960s Coverage
Bahrain Qatar and Bhutan join the United Nations as its 130th to 132nd members. Bahrain, with 250 000 people, independence from Britain followed by reforms and a large oil refiner. Qatar, 110 000 people, oil wealth and a gas powered seawater distillation program. Bhutan, a remote mountain kingdom with Thimphu at 7 500 feet, King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk abolishes serfdom and modernizes governance.
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