Kennedy Aims for Mt Kennedy Summit Despite Weather
Senator Robert F Kennedy led a five member party toward Mt Kennedy summit as clouds wind and snow threaten the climb. He carries a furled black flag to place on top in memory of his brother President John F Kennedy. The ascent from base camp 7 5 miles up the mountain could take about five hours once weather cooperates. The expedition is co sponsored by the Boston Museum of Science and the National Geographic Society. Ex newsman William H Doherty of Cape Elizabeth Maine dies at 60.
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Yukon Territory
Mt. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Monte Alford
Mt. Everest
James W. Whittaker
Seattle
Wash
Barry Prather
Ellensburg
Here
Bradford Washburn
Washburn
Boston Museum of Science
National Geographic Society
Questions Ethics Used Running Medical Tests
Harvard medical school professor Henry Beecher challenged ethical standards in medical research. He cited 18 examples where patients were harmed or not benefited to gain data, including withheld treatment causing rheumatic fever and typhoid deaths, stirring debate on consent and scientific progress.
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Mich
Harvard Medical School
Henry K. Beecher
Beecher
Tle
Thomas Chalmers
Tufts University School of Medicine
Boston
Harvard
David Rutstein
Chalmers
U. S. Denied Gas Warfare Controversy Grows
The article reports White House denials that the United States planned gas warfare in Vietnam. Officials say gases were police tools used sparingly to save lives, not as a military weapon. President Johnson did not approve such use. The disclosure sparked surprise and criticism as gas use appeared in Viet Cong area engagements, including Phu Yen Province on January 27.
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George E. Reedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
State Department
Defense Department
Saigon
Lyon
United States
High Administration
U.S
McNamara
Phu Yen
Magistrate Indicted For Extortion
Philadelphia AP reports City Magistrate Harry J. Ellick, 61, indicted on 12 counts including extortion and blackmail. The grand jury charged three extortion, two blackmail, two bribery, and five Wet Magistrate's Court Act violations. The probe by Special Assistant Attorney General Arter Specter followed Philadelphia Bar Association urging a review of the magistrate system last October. The indictment says Ellick extorted money from a defendant for signing a charge and discharge.
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Philadelphia
Harry J. Ellick
Ellick
Grand Jury
Arter Specter
Specter
Philadelphia Bar Association
Woman Killed By Own Son-In-Law In Car Accident
Muriel Balsan age 4 was struck and killed by a car driven by her son-in-law Merlin Stone 48 of Schodack Landing as he prepared to take her to a wake for his mother. Police said she stepped into the path as the vehicle lurched forward.
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Renssiclakh
Muriel Balsan
Merlin Stone
Schodack Landing
Mrs Ripp Hurt In Car Crash In Pittsburgh
Mrs Marcia W Ripp 40 wife of ex Assemblyman Milton Ripp was injured in a car crash yesterday when her car left the road and struck two parked cars. She was listed in good condition at Montefiore Hospital with a concussion and cuts and bruises to the arms and hands.
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Ripp
Pittsburgh
Marcia W. Ripp
Milton Ripp
Montefiore Hospital
Ten Million Fire Devastates Wilkes-Barre Downtown
A ten million dollar blaze in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, destroyed five buildings and damaged three more, with 14 businesses affected. The fire roared for five hours starting at about 10 a.m. in a drug store structure, then reignited after an explosion. Mayor Slattery and several firefighters, including Assistant Fire Chief Edward Jacobson, were treated for injuries and smoke inhalation. It was described as the worst fire in the city’s history, with extensive property loss and disruption to local commerce.
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Wilkes-Barre
Stanley Keegan
Business College
Frank Slattery
Edward Jacobson
Robert Weil
White Cross Discount Drug
Main Street
Central City
Hub Clothing
Hug
Carlson
Rosenthal
Civil rights marchers face muddy Alabama camp scene
Rights marchers near Lowndesboro endured a muddy bivouac under tents as National Guard and Army troops ringed the site. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr left the group for a Nobel Peace Prize dinner in Cleveland and warned that northern inaction could prolong injustices while Sen. Ervin weighed a Senate showdown on voting rights.
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Frank M. Johnsone
Sozey Kivoll
Black Belt
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Cleveland
Ohio
King
South
Sam J. Ervin
Senate
Nicholas Katzenbach
Stawrenes
Cardinal Shohan
Baltimore
Oleans
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