Midwesterner To Head Harvard Medical School
Dr. Robert H. Ebert, a Midwest native and Harvard Jackson professor of clinical medicine, was named dean of Harvard Medical School to succeed retiring Dr. George P. Berry. Ebert, trained at Chicago and Oxford, has led medicine departments at Western Reserve University and University Hospitals of Cleveland and directed lung infections research.
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Lamson Reported Choice for GOP State Chairman
Massachusetts leaders reportedly agreed on State Sen. Fred I. Lamson as the GOP State Committee chairman designate. Lamson learned of the selection from Atty. Gen. Edward W. Brooke, with Brooke, Gov. Volpe, Lt. Gov. Richardson and Sen. Saltonstall said to support the move. Current chair Dumaine may resign when an official backing is announced. In a separate item, Los Angeles police rounded up 11 juveniles on suspicion of stealing 7,200 packages of gum from a van in Southern Pacific Railway freight yards.
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Short-Term U S Aid Sought For NHRR From Two States
Connecticut and New York asked for 8 million dollars in short term federal aid to stabilize New Haven Railroad finances. The request, filed in Washington by the Connecticut Transportation Authority and New York Office of Transportation, would fund 4.5 million over two years to support commuter operations under Maas Transportation Act provisions. Police in San Pablo report two burglars failed at a drug store when alarms sounded, one fell from a roof and the other became stuck in a ventilation shaft.
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State Labor Board reins in questionable unions ruling
The New York State Labor Board ruled that an employer need not bargain with a union unless it proves itself a legitimate labor organization. The decision involved an independent self-chartered union in the Bronx seeking a contract, named Local 67%, United Independent Industrial Workers of America, and aimed to deter “questionable labor organizations.” In Washington, Sen. Frank Church introduced a wild rivers bill to protect stretches of the Salmon and Clearwater rivers in Idaho, the upper Green River in Wyoming, and the Suwanee River in Georgia, with inclusion of nine more rivers considered later.
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