Robert Moser Named Chief Editor of JAMA
Robert B Moser a professor of medicine at the Universities of Hawaii and Washington was appointed chief editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association He is 50 years old and will spearhead coordination of the association s 10 specialty journals High H Hussey will remain editor emeritus and take on coordinating duties Plus Pearl Bailey was discharged from London s Bramton Hospital for exhaustion and chest pains with her 16 year old sister Bliss Bailey also discharged after pains developed while waiting to sing at a London nightclub The Spokesman noted no heart attack and gave no further plan details
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Scribner Seeks School Reform Amid Public Critique
New York City schools chief Harvey Scribner calls the system hypocritical for letting students drop out while utilities are maintained. he argues schools should help youths understand and participate in the world rather than conform to social classes. He faces opposition after 34 months of reform efforts and plans to depart June 30.
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AMA urged to back right to die statement at convention
Connecticut delegation asks AMA House of Delegates to approve a statement permitting patients to refuse artificial prolongation of life and request humane end of life care. The draft notes dignity, family physician input, and nonbinding guidance for terminal illness decisions amid broader medical policy debates.
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Rise and fall of John Dean in Watergate era
John Wesley Dean III, once a rising star among young men, faces Senate Watergate hearings tied to planning the break in and cover up. Court letters describe him as central to the conspiracy. Dean calls his actions stupid while recalling a career path from Georgetown Law to the White House counsel post.
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McGovern adviser Vorenberg recalls limited role on crime
James Vorenberg, a Harvard Law professor and former head of the presidential crime commission, says his McGovern campaign involvement was brief. He wrote one crime speech and held two press conferences, disputing Nixon era crime claims and noting minimal knowledge of the Watergate case during the campaign.
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College degrees no longer guarantee jobs for graduates
A Coplay News review notes bleak job prospects for new college graduates as enrollment drops and employers demand practical skills. Experts warn that a degree alone may not secure employment, urging students to pursue vocational training and targeted skill development alongside formal education.
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Shortage of painkillers linked to antiopium policy
The AMA reports that U.S. efforts paying Turkish farmers to curb opium poppy cultivation have caused shortages of morphine and codeine. The 28th annual AMA convention opened at the Americana Hotel as 600 priests protested abortion. The opium supply shortfall follows a global crop ban and Nixon's 1971 pledge to Turkey to halt poppy cultivation by 1972, with compensation totaling 35 million.
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Local Newspaper Details and Publication Info
The Morning News announces daily publication by The Daily Review group under president and publisher names. It lists business manager and postal office in Hayward California. Address details and corporate act reference appear in the notice.
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Picasso Etching Sells for About 1500 at Bern Auction
A 4904 Picasso etching titled Le Repas Frugal sold for about 1500 at Bern. The piece set a high price for Picasso's graphic works as Paul Kh Fadvard Munch and Otleve pieces drew strong bids, some quadrupling estimates. The West German dealer purchased the work at the two day Kornfeld auction.
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Why are men changing Good grooming enters new era
A historical ad notes men increasingly seek appearance improvements. It claims contemporary men prefer Taylor Toppar hairplaces and invites readers to request a free 20 page color brochure titled The Facts About Hair Pieces and The History of Bald Mass. The piece ends with an odd frog obligation line.
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