Doctor's dying patient talks reveal cultural and personal bias
A study of 230 doctors from Argentina India Ceylon the Far East Israel Jewish American and American groups shows doctors' views on telling patients they are dying and on aggressive treatment vary by culture and religion. Researchers urge physicians to know their own attitudes to avoid bias in care for the terminally ill.
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India
Ceylon
Far East
Israel
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Pandas Gift to Nixon Settle at National Zoo
The two giant pandas gifted by China to President Nixon are now housed quietly at the National Zoo in Washington. Also known as bear cats, pandas drew attention as a symbolic exchange between nations.
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Humphrey Tops Wisconsin Field With Crowd Pleasing Punch Lines
In Milwaukee Humphrey headlines the Wisconsin primary push as a leading candidate. He uses rapid one liners to energize about job measures and federal planning while criticizing the Nixon administration on unemployment and price controls.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee Area Technical College
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Eugene J. McCarthy
George Meany
Price Commission
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Canada
Mandan
N.C
Sarasota
Fla
Wallace Fourth in AFL-CIO Poll in Wisconsin Primary
An AFL-CIO poll rated George Wallace fourth among Democratic candidates in Wisconsin with about 12 percent support. Humphrey Muskie McGovern led the field, while Wallace drew large crowds in La Crosse and campaigns moved toward Tennessee.
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George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
John W. Schmitt
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
South Dakota
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Madison
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Humphrey
Wausau
McGovern
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Stevens Point
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee General Assembly
Afl-Cio
Oliver Quayle & Co
Henry M. Jackson
New York
John V. Lindsay
Proportional Voting Push for Minnesota Convention Delegates
Minnesota DFL Chairman Richard Moe seeks to extend proportional representation to electors at the national convention. Coalition backers favor applying it to district and state conventions, while Humphrey allies favor limited voting to allow possible winner take all if one faction dominates.
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DFL
Richard Moe
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Coalition
George McGovern
Chisholm
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy Threatens Third Party Over 1972 Platform
Former Sen. Eugene McCarthy warned he could form a new party if the 1972 Democratic platform fails to include liberal amnesty for Vietnam War resisters and other key programs. He cited a national jobs program and a guaranteed annual income as non negotiable, and backed endorsing Shirley Chisholm and John Lindsay.
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Lindsay
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Shirley Chisholm
McGovern
Madison
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Eugene McCarthy
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Save Our State Trees And Park Grove For Future Generations
Readers urge preservation of a Norway Pine grove in Lake Bemidji State Park. They oppose building a Department of Natural Resources headquarters there and suggest using the area as a campground, outdoor classroom, or wildlife refuge. They compare the grove to a tourist asset and call for action to protect all state trees.
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Department of Natural Resources
California
Barry Prichard
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