Nixon Aims Private Aid To Avert Health Care Crisis
President Nixon urged private sector help to reform health care after warning of a coming crisis within two to three years. In the Roosevelt Room he described the situation as far worse than anticipated and introduced an eight page administration report by Health Secretary Finch and Dr. Egeberg outlining proposed reforms.
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Roger Exeberg
Marines Seek Harrier Planes For Vertical Takeoff Combat Support
Marine planners seek 12 Harrier fighters built in Britain at about 57 million dollars to test and develop tactics for vertical takeoff. The move aims to deliver instant close air support from forward areas, with 5,000 pounds of ordnance and high speed, enhancing infantry operations near battle lines. The plan faces Capitol Hill budget scrutiny as Congress weighs defense spending amid broader health and budget reforms.
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Indian Minister Reports Gains In Sterilization
BOSTON AP The World Health Organization delegates, amid Cold War protests, voted to seat both Chinese and South Vietnamese reps. India’s B P Patel said rapid and painless male sterilization, coupled with an education drive, helps curb population growth. He noted six million of India’s 100 million men have been sterilized since the crash program began. Sterilizations are performed in camps near railroad stations.
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India
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New Hampshire Adopts Live Free or Die Motto Plates
Concord New Hampshire Gov Walter Peterson signed a bill to replace the word scenic with the state motto Live Free or Die on automobile license plates. The change takes effect in 1971.
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House unit approves law on fund cutoff for student disorders
Washington AP A House Appropriations subcommittee advanced a tough provision to cut federal aid to students involved in violent campus uprisings. The amendment, added to the HEW funding bill, would bar aid to disruptive students without a required hearing and without conviction, affecting about 1.5 million aid recipients.
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New England Governors Back Five Year $120 Million Plan
Six New England governors endorse a five year, 120 million plan to expand economic choices, boost education and job skills, and balance growth in non metro areas. They discussed water pollution, air congestion, drug abuse programs and a regional mass transport study. They also approve coordinated state river-use legislation and report praise for private efforts in transport.
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Textran, Inc
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John Dempsey
Connecticut
Plane to Cuba It’s No Joke In Churchman’s Case
Tilford Dudley, 2, national affairs director for the United Church of Christ, was fined 200 dollars after being convicted in East Boston District Court of disturbing the peace. He asked an American Airlines stewardess how long to Cuba aboard a plane returning from the church meeting. The judge called the remark surprising from a Harvard Law School graduate and church leader. Dudley was released in recognizance pending appeal.
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