Lindsay Opponents Caved In Under Busing Pressure
Michael Putzer reports New York Mayor Lindsay condemned Democratic rivals Muskie Humphrey and McGovern for backing a compromise anti desegregation measure after voting against a stricter antibusing amendment. The shift came as the trio interrupted campaigns to return to Washington, supporting local authority while Lindsay calls the move a capitulation under pressure from Alabama Governor Wallace.
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Record stamps label servicemen as drug users
Washington officials defend stamping discharged servicemen with SPN384 to flag drug use, arguing it shows a valid part of a record. Senators push to end the practice, with Senator Harold Nughes calling it branding men for life for youthful mistakes.
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Named For Doctor Move of Secret Vatican Papers to France
Rome AP report says Eugene Cardinal Tisserant secretly moved Vatican papers to France after Pope Paul VI ordered retirement for cardinals over 70. LEuropeo cites Vatican anxiety about publication. archives reportedly moved to a Cenacle house in France. Died Feb 2 at 87. CAPE TOWN AP memory note recalls a 10 year ago air crash near Idlewild that killed 95 aboard for Dr Christiaan Barnard.
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Endurance Skater Patrick Corcoran Wins in South Africa
Port Elizabeth South Africa AP Patrick Corcoran 25 skated 41 straight bows in an endurance contest and won a 33 prize.
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Overcharge by Doctors Tops $50 Million in 1971
Washington AP reports that in 1971 doctors collected about 14 billion from all sources for physician services and about 1 in 25 dollars was an overcharge. Blue Shield plans refused payment on roughly 40 million dollars of charges, leading economists to estimate total excess fees exceeding 50 million dollars. The figure reflects Blue Shield experience from large plans covering half the association’s 66 million subscribers.
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First Round of Service Olympics Slated Sunday
Sunday marks the start of the 1972 Service Club Olympics with preliminaries in bridge chess badminton and health club events at the Central YMCA Mott room. 14 clubs entered including last year’s champions Thursday Noon Optimists and Cedmar Sertoma.
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German psychologist jailed for dousing Heath with ink
Marie Louise Kwiatkowski, a 31 year old German psychologist, was sentenced to six months in jail in Brussels for destruction of private property after throwing printing ink over British Prime Minister Edward Heath as he arrived to sign the Common Market treaty.
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