Seriously Defective Babies Allowed To Die
Dr. Lawrence K. Pickett of Yale New Haven Hospital says allowing hopelessly ill patients to die is accepted medical practice at other hospitals. He notes the issue follows a report by two pediatricians about Connecticut cases where 43 infants born with serious defects reportedly were allowed to die.
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Mideast crisis adds to UN role as troops enter canal
More than four thousand Arab prisoners of war, mostly Egyptians, held by Israel in the Suez cease fire zone. About 56 Finnish UN observers reach Suez city from Cairo, with Israeli delays at a checkpoint. UN officials cite uncertain figures for Israeli prisoners and note bridges and tunnels have been damaged, while aid convoys and additional Swedish troops prep to clear routes for further deployment. Diplomatic dispatches from Moscow report Soviet observers in civilian dress arriving to monitor the front.
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Pentagon scales back alert as UN peace plan advances
Alert mand and major fleet units remained in place in Europe with about 320000 U.S. troops. Indications suggested all alert phases would end by Sunday night. The trimming followed the UN resolution calling for a peacekeeping force in the Middle East without Soviet or U.S. troops. On Friday Nixon announced a return to normal operations of strategic nuclear forces under SAC and all air defense elements including National Guard fighters and Army missiles.
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UN approves expanded buffer force for Suez crisis
Diplomatic sources report the Security Council backed a plan to deploy a UN emergency force of about 7,000 troops supervised by the council and financed by the General Assembly for six months. Finland will send 100 troops through Israeli lines into Suez City, with five Warsaw Pact nations volunteering contingents. Most council members, excluding China, are ready to approve, pending a formal vote.
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Network officials rebut Nixon charge during press era
NBC and CBS correspondents challenge the presidents claim that network reporting was frantic or hysterical. John Chancellor and Dan Rather question specifics and say they did not hear such words on 1972 bombing coverage. Nixon replies by recalling earlier remarks and asking for exact broadcasts.
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