In-Office Surgery Endorsed by UCLA Doctor
Dr Frank M Kamer of UCLA Medical School reports on 1368 esthetic operations over a year with 564 done in outpatient offices. He cites low complications and costs, noting nasal surgery costs dropped from 150 to 350 dollars in a decade, and argues office facilities save time and hospital beds.
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Daddy King bids farewell to Ebenezer in final sermon
Dr. Martin Luther King Sr. ends his 44 year pastorate at Ebenezer Baptist Church, recalling his slain son ML King and his drowned elder son A. D. Williams King and his wife Alberta. He plans retirement, continued lectures, and memoir writing while staying involved and handing duties to successor Dr. Joseph Roberts Jr.
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Nixon seeks one million for TV memoir interview
Former President Richard Nixon seeks a one million dollar fee for a TV interview about his life. Irving Lazar says CBS rejected the offer and NBC may consider it while ABC is not contacted. NBC would pay only for a memoir with no ad hoc restrictions and no immediate air date after the 1976 election.
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Voting rights bill extended seven years by Congress
Congress passed a seven year extension of the voting rights law to the White House for signing. The House approved 346 to 56 with no debate. The measure preserves federal oversight in seven southern states and adds Spanish speaking and other minority groups, while banning literacy tests.
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Boredom a problem for refugees at Fort Chaffee camp
At Fort Chaffee Arkansas twenty four thousand Vietnamese refugees face heat boredom and slow sponsor moves. About six hundred work with agencies while others wait for sponsorship and routine meals fill days. English classes and films provide rare activity as groups discuss life in Vietnam and hopes for America.
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