Editorial on strain in health services and Hill Burton funding
The nation faces a severe strain on medical services with overcrowded urban facilities and rising costs. Rural hospitals receive Hill-Burton funds yet many remain half empty, while cities need renewed construction and revised federal guidelines.
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Durward G. Hall
Missouri
Soda Springs
Congress
AMA Political Payoff In Nixon Knowles Shuffle
Virginia Payette reports AMA political action pressured Nixon on Dr. John E. Knowles nominating him for health secretary. The piece details AMA fundraising, Dirksen opposition, ABM costs, and surtax fights while Knowles stays with Massachusetts General Hospital awaiting a possible confirmation. The tone remains critical of political maneuvering behind the Knowles episode.
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Virginia Payette
John E. Knowles
American Medical Association
Nixon
AMA
Political Action Committee
Knowles
Dirksen
Looke
Pentagon
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mapeameene
Biddeford Saco Journal Advertises Rates and Contact
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists subscription rates payable in advance: one month two dollars sixty, six months fifteen fifty, one year thirty one. Editorial and business contact numbers are provided along with postal and AP notice information.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Ieee
Associated Press
AP News
Post Maine
Evers Inauguration Marks Racial Change In Fayette
Charles Evers takes office as Fayette mayor amid a Mississippi backdrop of voter rights gains. The ceremony, barbecue and ball symbolize love over hate, with black and white cooperation growing as registration and turnout rise and the Voting Rights Act faces scrutiny.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Fayette
Mississippi
Charles Evers
Medgar Evers
Charles
NAACP
Medgar
Evers
Nixon
Boards of Education
Philadelphia
Miss
Ronavens
Chancery Clerk
North
Evlers
R. J. Allen
Felix Noble
Natchez
Tony Byrne
Adams County
Ga lvelcrancher N Cox Hungers for Exit From Vietnam
In Washington at the Pentagon cafe General Harley P Gra velcrancher voices disappointment over the South Vietnamese Army’s readiness and questions the wisdom of continuing bombing or staying in Vietnam The general compares Saigon's forces to Chiang Kai-shek's and hints at an eventual withdrawal while noting lack of other wars to pursue.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Pentagon
Harley P. Gravelcrancher
Vietnam
Harley
Nixon
Saigon
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Sino-Soviet pressure shifts Ho Chi Minh strategy
Washington analysts warn the Sino-Soviet clash may push Ho Chi Minh toward a settlement. Ho tightens supplies as he arms his forces with Chinese weapons and Soviet anti aircraft gear, while laboring under potential cutbacks in aid and rail freight from Russia and China. Time favors the guerrilla as Ho seeks a durable political outcome despite growing pressure.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Nixon
China
Russia
Suez Canal
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Black Manifesto foes framed as threats to churches
The editorial damns the NBEDC led by James Forman as a fringe, self serving group using extortionary tactics to pressure churches for reparations. It cites incidents in Detroit and Charleston and argues existing laws suffice to curb such agitation while urging public refusal to fund or promote these acts.
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James Forman
Forman
NAACP
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Bayard Austin
Uncle Tom
Detroit
Michigan
Richard Emrich
Christ Church
Cranbrook
Pery
Abernathy
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Emrich
Equity
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