Angry doctors disrupt AMA meeting in New York
A group of about 50 dissident doctors interrupted an American Medical Association session at the Americana Hotel in New York. They accused the AMA of criminal and racist practices and burned a guest card before marching out as Dr. Dwight L. Wilbur urged leadership in public health. Dr. Roger Egeberg called for government and medical cooperation to address national health problems.
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AMA
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Americana Hotel
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Kannes
Albert Einstein Hospital
Prison escapees held at bay by Louisiana resident
Leo Martin used a submachine gun at his isolated Natchitoches home to deter three escape prisoners from Longview Texas. A deputy was wounded earlier. the trio held hostages in multiple homes before police arrived and arrested them around 11:30 p.m. Petite was wounded in the hip during the standoff.
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Harrison County
Marshall
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Mansfield
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Petite
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Minutemen Founder Arrested in New Mexico Robbery Case
Robert Bolivar DePugh founder of the Minutemen and top aide Walter Patrick Peyson were arrested near Truth or Consequences New Mexico on charges tied to a conspiracy to rob three Washington banks in 1968 to finance their anti Communist activities. Bond set at 150000 and 20000 respectively.
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Miss
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Jackson County
Red China resumes talks with Russia on border issues
In a surprising about face, China agrees to rejoin border navigation talks with the Soviet Union begun in Khabarovsk. Tass reported a walkout, then Moscow Radio said China would resume negotiations today. The talks center on river and lake navigation along the Sinosoviet border as winter approaches. The move preserves broader Sino-Soviet relations while addressing critical transport needs.
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