Iowa Faces Challenge in Retaining Trained Doctors
Iowa medical leaders urge selling the state to doctors as a place to practice. A 22-member task force holds 16 regional meetings to boost recruitment and address distribution, noting 2,431 private practitioners plus 371 osteopaths and rising medical school output.
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Iowa
House
Des Moines
Iowa Medical Society
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Society
California
U.S
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Moon flight debate ponders science and prestige
In a British reflection on Apollo 8 and a moon race, observers deem the flight a practical step for astronaut safety and scientific gain. They argue national prestige matters little, while the moon could foster international scientific collaboration and improve postlaunch relations.
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Bernard Lovell
U.S
Soviet Union
The
Times of London
United States
Everest
Nixon launches nationwide talent search for 2000 government jobs
President elect Nixon says he has begun an unprecedented nationwide talent search to fill about 2,000 government posts without regard to political affiliation. Support for the plan is seen among observers, though past efforts have been hampered by patronage.
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Nixon
Elect Nixon
Washington
Nixon's Britain trip pledges steady West against Berlin
Vice President Nixon began a four day visit to Britain vowing the West will stay in Berlin. He warned against rewarding aggression through appeasement in Berlin or the Formosa strait. Moray L Eby dies at 81 after long heart illness. famed Coe College coach led 131 77 17 in 1914 1942 era. Arctic weather hits Rockies and northern plains.
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Nixon
Britain
Berlin
Formosa Strait
Moray L. Eby
Midwest
Eby
Coe College
Rockies
Plains
All State Band Participants and Teachers Travel Plans
Ten Cedar Rapids youths including Margaret Mach and Diane Skinner joined six girls and one boy in the all state band and orchestra program in Des Moines. Cedar Rapids teachers plan Thanksgiving travel to Chicago for English and Social Studies conventions with many named educators listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Margaret Mach
Diane Skinner
Shirley Anderson
Marjorie Kelley
Evangelia, Thomas
Lavon Holets
Herbert Wise
Chicago
National Council of English Teachers
National Council of Social Studies
Mary Paul
Litta Walker
Elsie Porost
Nevah Prior
Jessie Chambers
Martha Griffith
Ruth Griffith
Florence Leiter
Public backs teachers right to strike amid pay debate
A Louis Harris survey of 3,367 adults finds 67 percent support teachers having a bigger voice in education, 51 percent say teachers are underpaid, 41 percent support striking, and 85 percent believe students lose when teachers strike. Whites less sympathetic than Blacks, and the East largely opposes the strike right.
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East
New York City
Public turns toward justified strikes by teachers
A study finds shifting public opinion on teacher strikes. While teachers are viewed as professionals, support for strike action has grown as militancy rises and unions endorse bargaining power. The public now often sees justified reasons behind strikes in certain circumstances.
Soviet Relying on Older Leaders as Youth Stalls Ahead
Soviet observers note a paradox as a youthful nation is led by aging officials. Kosygin, Brezhnev, Podgorny head government and party, with average Politburo ages around 59. Experts warn limited youth power may slow modernization unless decision making decentralizes and incentives for innovation rise.
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OSCOW
Soviet Union
Moscow
Academy of Sciences
Council of Ministers
A. N. Kosygin
Communist Party of the
Us.s.r
L. I. Brezhnev
Supreme Soviet
N. V. Podgorny
Politburo
TV Tower
O'Brien May Remain as Demo Chairman Amid Power Struggle
The article reports chances high that Lawrence F. O'Brien will stay as Democratic national chairman to avert a bruising battle for party control. Humphrey allies push Connel, Harris, Short, and Houtchens. Sanford and Gilligan also viewed as options. Nixon seeks broad civil service housecleaning and new Schedule C exemptions, while California politics loom with Finch, Murphy, Reagan, Monagan, and potential successors shaping the 1970 scene.
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Ant
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Ropert Short
Missouri
Delton Houtchens
Humphrey
Houtchens
George Wallace
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Citizens’ Committee
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
California
Steve Rinehardt
Ing and Urban Development
Finch
George Murphy
Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Republican Party
Reagan
Assembly
Robert Monagan
Casper Cappy Weinberger
Gordon Luce
State Transportation Agency
San Diego
Publishers Hall Syndicate
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