71-Year Practice This Doctor Won't Retire
Philadelphia born Dr. Willan Bentley Griggs, 71 years in medicine, rejects retirement as he remains active in practice. A public meeting at Hahnemann Medical College honors him, with condolences and memories from around the country and abroad. He recalls teaching at Hahnemann and argues retirement at a fixed age is wrong.
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Buckley Enters New York Mayor Race
William F Buckley Jr conservative writer joins six candidates for mayor of New York City in a year of political change. A car crash near Rochester injured his daughter and killed a passenger in the other vehicle, while Buckley said he seeks to spotlight conservative ideas in city government.
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Robert F. Wagner
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William Fitts Ryan
Queens County
Lieutenant Convicted For Refusing Viet Nam Service
Lt. Richard B. Steinke of Milwaukee was convicted by a U S Army general court martial board in Okinawa for refusing to join a Special Forces counterguerrilla unit in South Vietnam last January The 27 year old West Point graduate said he opposed U S policy in Vietnam and felt the war was not worth one American life Sentencing will be considered after deliberations Saturday with possible outcomes including dismissal from service forfeiture of pay and up to five years hard labor Steinke is married to Marjorie Freese and they have a one year old daughter
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Jail Term In Loan Fraud Case
Sacramento defendant Jack William Hatfield, former executive vice president and general manager of the Sacramento Savings and Loan Co, was sentenced to prison for accepting kickbacks in loan arrangements. He pled no contest to two charges and received nonconcurrent terms.
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Sacramento Savings and Loan Co
Superior Court
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Hatfield
Sacramento County Grand Jury
Lake Tahoe
James R. Keller
Arson Blamed For Pantheon Fire Damaging Historic Site
Reports from Rome claim arson caused a blaze at the Pantheon destroying sections and threatening monuments. The fire prompted appeals for funds to repair drainage damage and preserve the tombs of kings Victor Emmanuel II and Umberto I. Local notices mention Walnut Creek schooling and a related garden fire investigation.
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High School Athletes Farm Labor Experiment Fails in Salinas
In Salinas Valley the A-TEAM program of out-of-state high school athletes failed to meet expectations. Of 718 started, 450 remained as of Thursday, with many youths leaving due to wages and housing conditions.
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Salinas Valley
State Department of Employment
Rebels Stand Firm on Ceasefire Despite Attacks
Santo Domingo rebels claim strict orders not to fire unless U S forces attack, fearing a wipeout after U S troops seized 40 blocks. A rebel officer cites accidental discharges by Caamano Deno’s men and proposes joint ceasefire inquiry teams with the Organization of American States as violations rise. Inter-American peace force notes eight unprovoked rebel attacks and 24 shots in 24 hours with no U S casualties.
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Bombing of U S Consulate in Georgetown Under Probe
Police say a bombing at the U S Consulate in Georgetown may be the work of a sabotage gang linked to a wave of attacks in the colony. The blast damaged the John F Kennedy Library and two other floors, injuring a local worker who was alone inside. Prime Minister Burnham condemned the act and pledged an investigation.
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Forbes Burtham
U.S. Counsul
Delmar Carlsa Burnham
Russ To Ship Wheat To Egypt
Cairo reports Al Ahram front page says the Soviet Union will immediately send 300000 tons of wheat to the United Arab Republic in response to an Egyptian appeal. U S officials note President Johnson will provide 37 million dollars in surplus food under a three year agreement expiring June 30.
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al Abrams
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State Department
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