British Hospitals Refused Baby Later Dies Father Blasts
The father of a one and a half month old girl, Sheema Bhaula, accused British hospital doctors of a work slowdown that prevented admission to two hospitals. She died on arrival, with parents and ambulance crew blaming the action for delays. The family, from London, lamented the tragedy as the slowdown disrupted hospital care.
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Sharmesh Bhaula
Ladiaibbra
Sheema Bhaula
Ian Smith
Hillingdon Health Authority
Sheema
Resignations shake CAB amid White House pressure
Washington AP reports Robert Timm resigned from the Civil Aeronautics Board citing protest due to White House pressure and harassment. He said he would depart after a successor is appointed and confirmed, noting efforts to force his resignation and potential prejudicial actions. He denied wrongdoing amid discussions with White House lawyers and industry executives.
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Robert Timm
Cwil
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Ford
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Timm
White House
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House
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Philip Buchen
Kissinger leads NATO talks on US nuclear cuts and Soviet pullback
NATO ministers in Brussels expected to trade 1000 US nuclear warheads in West Germany for a Soviet reduction of 1700 tanks and 68000 soldiers from central Europe. Kissinger arrived for a two day meeting amid timing questions on a force reduction proposal to be presented at Vienna talks.
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Belgium
Henry A. Kissinger
NATO
U.S
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Central Europe
Vienna
Kissinger
Dimitrios Bitsios
Ishan Sabri Caglayangis
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
Portugal
Hoffa Indictment Highlights Teamsters Pension Fund Ties
The indictment unsealed in New York details connections between Hoffa and a Teamsters Local 560 official Provenzano of Unionia City New Jersey who testified Sept 5. Provenzano invoked the Fifth Amendment. The piece also notes NATO talks with Kissinger about Cyprus and foreign minister meetings amid tensions in the Mediterranean and Angola.
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William E. Bufalino
Hoffa
Schools Desegregation Tensions Rise In Boston
Dan to Arthur S. Flemming welcomed Garrity's ruling while few comments were available. Charlestown High saw about 75 of 333 white students walk out in protest. South Boston High reported 405 students present with 144 blacks. prior day attendance reached 493 with 143 blacks. Headmaster William Reid was removed from his post but remained inside the school amid tense conditions. Reid defended his efforts to implement desegregation orders and hinted at being made a scapegoat.
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Garrity
Boston
Charlestown High
South Boston High
William Reid
Reid
Phalangists halt at Starco center amid street fighting
Lebanese Christian Phalangists held parts of the Phoenicia Intercontinental while the 850-man government commando force split. Leftist Ambushers battled right-wing Phalange forces at the Starco office center as Moslem fire raged earlier. By night, Phalangist spokesman said militants watched from the Starco site as Moslems captured two personnel carriers and the commandos retreated.
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Starco
Christian Phalange Party
Starcat Center
FBI to Hold Harassment of King Against Policy Makers
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley urged accountability for officials who ordered or created the King harassment campaign, while saying agents who only carried out orders should not be punished. He noted tapes from King’s conversations remain intact as the Justice Department weighs reopening the assassination case. Kelley also pressed for a congressional charter and oversight to bound FBI power and cited wartime pressures shaping actions by agents.
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FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Martin Luther King Jr
Kelley
Senate Intelligence Committee
King
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Frank Church
Dida
Justice Department
Consid
Ering
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hoover
Church
Gary Rowe
PBI
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United States
Postal Service faces cuts as mail declines rise costs
Subcommittee Chairman James M. Hanley warns postal finances risk virtual bankruptcy without swift action. Bailar signals possible service cutbacks including Saturday delivery, while rate hikes loom from 10 to 13 cents on December 28 and are likely to continue.
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Bailar
Subcommittee
James M. Hanley
D-N.y
Postal Service
Hanley
Postal
House
Eighth body found in South Carolina slayings
Florence County investigators uncovered an eighth body near the prior grave site amid a multi victim case. Three men James Judy Donald Gaskins and Walter Neely face murder charges for three deaths, including Johnny Sellers Dennis Bellamy and John Knight with others still unidentified. Authorities continue digging at the new site.
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Florence
S.C
Prospect
Florence County
William Barnes
Barnes
Medical University of South Carolina At
Charleston
James K. Judy
Donald Henry Gaskins
Walter Leroy Neely
Dennis Bellamy
John Henry Knight
Johnny Sellers
North Charleston
Judy
Sellers
Gaskins
Bellamy
Knight
Neely
Blast Triggers PVC Gas Fire Fumes In Office Building
Firefighters said a blast released toxic polyvinyl chloride gas as a fire spread through a partially occupied building. Office workers on upper floors navigated unlit stairs after power was cut by the blast and blaze.
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