U S urged to recruit doctors from less affluent as China does
Boston AP: Dr Victor W Sidel of Albert Einstein College of Medicine argues the United States should diversify medical training to include poorer students and use lay workers. He cites China expanding Peasant education and para medic workers to curb malnutrition and infectious disease and questions of personal patient care in modern U S medicine.
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U.S
China
Boston
People’s Republic of China
United States
Victor W. Sidel
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Sidel
Boston University School of Medicine
Peking Medical College
Side
Commuters Fear Strike Demands To Hike Fares
A 5,000 member coalition of commuter groups urged the Long Island Rail Road to resist wage demands by striking nonoperating employees. The union coalitions seek parity with operating workers who have higher raises, risking fare hikes and disrupted service during a strike. Nassau and Suffolk executives warned settlement would not be quick, as overcrowded stations and talks stalemate continue.
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New York
Long Island Rail Road
LIRR
Council of
William Rowan
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Ronan
Nassau County
Ralph Case
Suffolk County
John Klein
Case
IND
169Th
179Th Streets
Long Island
Anthony D’avanzo
Union Coalition
Rebekah Lodge Brother's Night and Christmas Plans
Rebekah Lodge in Kennebunk olive held Brother's Night and Re-obligation Night on December 4 with Noble Grand Priscilla Ladd presiding. Robert Welch and Walter Stewart attended and presented gifts. Christmas party events are set for Auburn Odd Fellows home on December 14 and for children on December 17. Past Noble Grand's Christmas party at Odd Fellows hall is December 18 with exchanges of gifts from 50 cents to $1. Priscilla Ladd's birthday on December 5 was celebrated. Refreshments were by Lillian Matthews.
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Kennebunk
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Priscilla Ladd
Rebekah Lodge
Robert Welch
Walter Stewart
Odd ‘Ellows
Auburn
Odd Fellows Hall
Lillian Matthews
Oklahoma joins suit against New England oil import ban
Governor David Hall urged Oklahoma to join a federal court suit of six New England states against the federal government to abolish oil import quotas. The action also involves Texas Colorado New Mexico Louisiana and Wyoming. The plaintiffs claim quotas raise consumer prices by about 5 billion dollars annually.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Oklahoma
New England
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Louisiana
Wyoming
New England Oil Import Relief Sought
Washington AP reports that the government plans steps to provide oil import relief for New England. House subcommittee Chairman Torbert Macdonald says Venezuela and Ca racas oil interests confirm a four month suspension of the Western Hemisphere purchase limit on home heating oil to ease a critical winter shortage. He urges the Nixon administration to suspend the purchasing limit to prevent a supply crisis.
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Washington
New England
House
Torbert H. Macdonald
D-Mass
Venezuela
Caracas
Western Hemisphere
Macdonald
Nixon
South
Central America
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Doctor Zhivago
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Biddeford
Bacon Street
Hotpoint
Graham Street
George’s & LeMire’s
Main St
Biddeford Shopping Center
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Marie D. Migner
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