Public Health Service outlines swine flu vaccine plan
The Public Health Service announced tentative recommendations for swine influenza vaccine use in the upcoming mass immunization program. High risk groups include heart disease, chronic lung diseases, kidney failure, and diabetes, with a bivalent vaccine for two strains and a monovalent option for others. Egg allergies require supervision, and one dose is planned with common sore arms and mild side effects.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
United States
Europeans question U S swine flu plan
European public health specialists challenge the American plan to immunize nearly all residents with a new vaccine. They warn that mass vaccination risks adverse reactions, especially under 18, and question the probability of a substantial outbreak justifying a $135 million cost. The Fort Dix flare prompted concern, but global monitoring found no further spread, and experts note some strains spread epidemics while others do not.
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Geneva
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Fort Dix
N.J
Center For Disease Control of
United States Public Health Service
Atlanta
United States
New Jersey
W. Charles Cockburn
World Health Organization
Columnist Jack Anderson Targeted In White House Drug Plot
Senate evidence shows White House aides discussed drugging columnist Jack Anderson in 1972 to discredit him after Nixon urged the effort. Hunt and Liddy explored methods including tampering with his car or medicine bottles, but rejected cocktails since Anderson does not drink. Salisbury was reportedly targeted by Soviet agents in Moscow but not pursued.
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Jack Anderson
White House
Washington
UPI
Senate Committee
Richard M. Nixon
E. Howard Hunt
CIA
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
New York Times
Harrison Salisbury
U.S
Moscow
Salisbury
Hunt
Liddy
Anderson
Senate
Nixon
Revenue sharing bill stirs House debate
In Washington the House opened debate on a bill to extend federal revenue sharing to 38,000 state county and local governments through September 30 1980 at a cost of 3 billion dollars annually. Ford backs a five year extension while Republicans warn of crippling amendments and potential veto.
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UPI
House
Congress
Nixon
Ford
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
McCarthy Compares Ford Carter Race to 1968 Split
Boston UPI report says Jimmy Carter mirrors Eugene McCarthy in challenging the White House in 1976 primaries but McCarthy notes he never reached the nomination. McCarthy criticizes the party’s move toward compromise while aiming to run in over 40 states with petitions in six.
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Boston
UPI
Jimmy Carter
White House
Eugene McCarthy
Carter
Georgia
McCarthy
Minnesota
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Ford
Tunney and Hayakawa Capture California Primaries
In Los Angeles Democrat Sen. John V. Tunney swept Tom Hayden as Republican S I Hayakawa won the GOP nomination in his first bid for office. Hayden, backed by Jane Fonda, pushed Tunney hard but lost by a wide margin. Hayakawa defeated Finch Bell and Harmer to claim the nomination.
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Los Angeles
John V. Tunney
Tom Hayden
S.I. Hayakawa
Hayden
Chicago
Jane Fonda
Tunney
Hayakawa
San Francisco State University
Republican Party
Health, Education and Welfare Secre
Tary
Robert H. Finch
Alphonzo Bell
John Harmer
GOP
Finch
Bell
Harmer
Hays Wins Nomination Amid Sex Scandal Pressure
In Ohio's 18th District primary Rep Wayne Hays secured renomination for a 15th term despite a sex scandal involving Elizabeth Ray. With 671 of 793 precincts reporting, Hays led Nick Karnick 32 783 to 25 051. the margin shrinkage signals voter impact and hints at a tougher general election.
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Bellaire
Ohio
UPI
Wayne Hays
Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Nick Karnick
Jimmy Carter
Karnick
Steubenville
Hays-Karnick
William Crabbe
Miss Ray
New England governors unite on nine point energy plan
New England governors and eastern Canadian premiers agreed on a nine point energy plan to tackle shared energy problems. New Hampshire governor Meldrim Thomson opposed the resolution as too progressive, while Maine's James Longley and Rhode Island's Philip Noel criticized him. The plan stresses energy interdependence, national policy clarity, and regional use of solar and hydro power with studies on tidal energy. Health care discusses followed by remarks from Dr. Raymond Robillard on malpractice claims in Canada versus the U.S.
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Chatham
Mass
UPI
New England
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
United States
James B. Longley
Maine
Thomson
Philip W. Noel
Rhode Island
Nixon
Canada
Raymond Robillard
Quebec Federation of Medical Specialists
Brezhnev targets foreign bases amid detente warnings
In Moscow Brezhnev urges vigilance against U S and Chinese moves in Asia and cites threats from foreign bases, while hosting Indian PM Indira Gandhi. He warns against sovereignty infringements as India and China plan ambassador exchanges in a long hostile history.
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Moscow
UPI
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
China
Asia
Communist Party
Indira Gandhi
Indian Ocean
U.S
Diego Garcia
Mrs. Gandhi
Brezhnev
India
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