Emergency medical care in the United States labeled lousy
Boston doctor Dr. Thomas Ballantine, president of the Massachusetts Medical Society, condemned U S emergency care as lousy and urged public pressure to organize delivery through state and federal government. He warned of poor response after accidents and urged better communications for mass injuries, saying large cities require state action.
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Thomas Ballantine
America
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Medical Society
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Strike Authorized On New York City Subways
New York based Transport Workers Local 100 won unanimous support from about 6,000 members to strike if no new contract is reached. They demand 30 percent wage increases, a 32 hour week, a cost of living clause, and fringe benefits, while the Transit Authority warns of major cost increases and possible service disruption.
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NEW York
UPI
Transport Workers Local 100 Sunday
Daniel Gilmartin
Business leaders optimistic on 1972 growth outlook
Washington UPI report cites Carl Madden predicting 1972 output up to 1.15 trillion dollars, about 9.5 percent rise, with inflation easing. Executives surveyed by Nation's Business largely expect stronger economy next year, though views on Nixon policy vary.—Vanderbilt grant to study links between mental illness and mercuric pollution in Alabama counties Colbert and Lauderdale.
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UPI
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Carl H. Madden
Madden
Nation’s
Business Magazine
Nixon
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Laurence H. Silberman
Nashville, Tenn
Harte Theatre Presents Von Richtopfen and Brown and The Organization
Harte Theatre runs a GP double feature Von Richtopfen and Brown with John Phillip Law about WWI fighter ace battles over France in 1918 and The Organization starring Sydney Poitier as a corrupt cop taking on the mob. Matinees of Scrooge and Blue Water White Death appear, with no box office confirmation. Williamstown College Cinema also shows Together with holiday spirit, times 7 and 8:50 for college program.
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Red Baron
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France
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Barbara McNair
Scrooge
Albert Finney
Christmas weekend quiet in Ulster hailed by army spokesman
An army spokesman said a Christmas weekend lull in Northern Ireland violence was not a truce. He noted fewer bombings and shootings, with snipers firing at soldiers but causing no injuries. Small blasts occurred in Londonderry and a booby trap in Belfast caused no injuries.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Britain
Londonderry
Protestant College Park
Life oases sought by Soviet Mars probes
Soviet Mars 2 and Mars 3 probes search for oases on the red planet that might harbor life. Professors Petrov and Moroz in Pravda say biospheres, if any, concentrate in warmer, low moist areas, defending the mission's life-seeking aim ahead of automated biological labs.
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UPI
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Red Planet
Mars
Pravda
Communist Party
Georgi Petrov
V. Moroz
Butz Urges Defeat of Grain Price Support Increase
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told UPI in a Washington Window interview that he urged the Senate to kill a House-passed bill boosting wheat and feed grain price supports by 25 percent. He warned the move would wreck farm exports and the surplus program, while opposing any cut in the $55,000 per crop subsidy ceiling for large farms.
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UPI
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