Doctors Urge Medicare Boycott Amid AMA Fight
The article describes divisions over a Medicare bill backed by the Johnson administration. It notes resolutions urging nonparticipation, praise for AMA opposition, and criticism of the President's commission on heart disease cancer and stroke. It also covers a 164 person picket by doctors protesting racial discrimination in medical societies.
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Core Leader Cites Lack of Progress
James Farmer of Core laments little progress in Negro rights since the 1963 Mississippi murders. He says police brutality has worsened and North and South show no substantive gains. Core will accelerate political activity in Newark modeled on Brooklyn Freedom Democratic efforts, aiming to support anti-discrimination candidates without forming a party.
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Postpone Algeria Conference Amid Unrest After Coup
Commonwealth nations urge delaying the Algiers meeting set to begin June 29 while seeking to reconvene soon. The group also appeals for Ahmed ben Bella's safety as rioting flares in Algiers and Bone amid calls for stability and humanitarian relief.
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Ailing Rhee Shows Some Improvement in Honolulu
Former South Korean president Syngman Rhee, aged about, is reported to be improving at Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu after an internal hemorrhage. Doctors say bleeding has stopped and his condition is more stable though still guarded, with Rhee unable to speak walk or write. A Seoul report said Korea’s cabinet may remove him from a political purge list as President Park expected to back the move.
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Violence Flares During Philadelphia Truck Strike
Gangs in Philadelphia using bats and pipes harass truck drivers during a 24 hour strike. They block roads, smash windows, slash tires, and spoil perishable cargo. Police report 200 protection calls and assaults on at least two drivers as Teamsters officials seek court injunctions.
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Dominican Strike Apparent Failure Ends Nationwide Walkout
The civilian military junta reported a 72 hour strike across the capital and provinces faltered with nine of eighty factories in Santo Domingo closed. Sugar mills and a U S aluminum plant also halted while Santiago remained fully open and calm.
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Seven French Women Enter Cave Isolation Test
Seven young women entered a cave near here to begin a 15 day isolation study living in darkness. They received food and supplies and will diary experiences while doctors and researchers monitor reactions from the surface for a Paris led biome study conducted by Associated Press.
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Ambition Egotism Said Cause of Communist Rift
A 16 page Kommunist editorial argues national egotism and big power ambition fuel the rift in Communist ideology. It notes China by name and asserts improvements in Soviet Chinese party relations require broader self criticism within the Soviet line.
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Newark Mayor Defies Suspension in Martinez Shooting Case
Newark mayor Fugh J. Addonizio refuses to lift Patrolman Henry Martinez suspension after a killing of Lester Long. Mass picketing continues as police seek independent investigations. Human Rights Commission and Essex County Grand Jury to review the case amid protests from officers and supporters.
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