AMA Votes To Doube Dues Amid Financial Strain
In Atlantic City New Jersey the American Medical Association voted to raise annual dues from 110 to 250 dollars citing years of deficit spending that depleted reserves The board had suggested 200 next January and 225 the following January but members overruled and chose 250 The remark by Dr Jack referred to relative dues among members highlighting financial pressures
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Medical Association
AMA Board of Trustees
House of Delegates
Jack
Rails Strike Looms As Employers Refuse Budget Concessions
Union leaders warned that budget opposition from employers signals an impending railroad strike. Strike preparations are under way as William H. Dempsey, the industry’s chief negotiator, called the clerks’ demands unreasonable and pledged resistance. Meanwhile the AMA faced concern over its protest stance on strikes as it contemplates softening language and revising its resolution.
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Dennis
William H. Dempsey
Wallace Warns of 1976 Backlash Over Policy
Wallace, speaking to reporters, criticizes the fax system and calls for Middle America to vote in 1976. He says he would withhold wheat from India if asked after Vietnam criticism and demands respect from other nations.
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Middle America
Alabama
India
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
Kissinger sees chance of ties with Communist Vietnam and Cambodia
In a Japan Society speech Kissinger said the United States could build relations with Hanoi and Phnom Penh if Communist governments moderate policies. He urged energy cooperation with Japan, pledged nuclear fuel, and reaffirmed U S Asia commitments, warning against turning away from the region.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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South Vietnam
Cambodia
Kissinger
Japan Society
Pham van Dong
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
Vietnam
Paris
United States
Japan
America
Asia
Europe
Half-brother of Steve Allen found after long search in Hickory
Allen family relation emerges as Young M. Smith Sr., 68, a Alabama native and former alderman living in North Carolina, learns he is Clyde and Elizabeth Smith's son and Steve Allen's half brother after a decade-long quest triggered by Isabelle Donahue's past. The discovery unfolds through letters and reunions with Allen and his relatives.
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Hickory
N.C
Young M. Smith Sr
Steve Allen
Smith
Clyde
Elizabeth Smith
Montgomery
Ala
Allen
Isabelle Donahue
Charleston
D.C
Ladies’ Home Journal
Young
Eviction Sparks Flea Market Earth Angel Scene
In Orlando Florida police described the scene as an instant flea market after Wanda Mae Howard 46 was evicted for $195 rent debt. About $7 000 in furniture appliances dishes and clothes lay outside the building as passers by swarmed the unattended loot. Deputies aided the landlord in moving the belongings to city property after a court order bailed the eviction.
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Orlando
Fia
Wanda Mae Howard
India Congress backs Mrs Gandhi to stay in office
New Delhi India's ruling Congress party declared Indira Gandhi indispensable for the country and urged her to remain prime minister despite her conviction for corrupt electoral practices. Party president D L Borooah led more than 500 lawmakers in approving a resolution endorsing her decision to stay in office. Opposition parties and a former cabinet member pressed for resignation.
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India
Congress
Indira Gandhi
Indira
D. K. Borooah
Gandhi
Supreme Court
Mrs. Gandhi
Mohan Dharia
Ford backs in 1964 bid for Georgia governor seat
The piece notes Ford’s 1964 bid in Georgia where Callaway led in the vote but the legislature chose Democrat Les ter Maddox as no candidate won a majority. Pentagon chatter suggested Callaway’s successor could be Norman R. Augustine, a Denver native and aeronautical engineer. Nessen indicated Callaway might become campaign manager next month, with Burch remaining as an advisory committee chair. The report also covers Ford’s campaign committee naming and Rockefeller considerations for 1976.
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Georgia
Callaway
Lester Maddox
Pentagon
Norman R. Augustine
Army
Augustine
Denver
Nessen
Burch
Barry M. Goldwater
Ford
Ford Campaign Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Beaf price surge across 19 cities shocks shoppers
A new survey reports Grey and other meats pushed retail beef prices higher. The average price for five beef cuts was 1.72 dollars per pound on June 12, above the national May average of 1.52 dollars per pound.
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