Medical school enrollments rise edge of hope
The AMA Council on Medical Education reports rising medical school enrollments with last year’s applicants up for the first time since 1965 and over 500 extra acceptances compared with three years ago. By 1975 many doctors will graduate, and about 11 000 students may enter in 1972 73, suggesting a narrowing gap between supply and demand despite rural shortages and hospital closures.
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United States
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Distaff Side Reflects on Writing Under Pressure
The piece recalls authors who wrote quickly for money, notes Grant finishing memoirs before death, Dickens rushing A Christmas Carol in 1843 with limited profit, and O Henry producing The Gift of the Magi in hours for pay, then ties to a personal memory of the Distaff column debut fourteen years ago this month with Christmas spending ideas.
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Charles Dickens
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O. Henry
New York World’s Magazine
The Needle veeby Harald Coffin
The cost of living is rising and the underprivileged struggle within the government’s income. The latest jump in the living cost index appears as a timely complaint about fiscal responsibility and inflation.
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Veeby Harald Coffin
Lyndon
Nixon picks long range, good secretary of state
Drew Pearson argues William P. Rogers, named by Nixon to helm foreign affairs, is a broad minded, politically seasoned choice. He recalls Rogers' record defending Warren, challenging McCarthy, and pursuing anti trust cases, while noting his loyalty to the Eisenhower team and durable leadership in tough political stances.
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Wild Bill” Langer
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Vietnam
Garry Willss
Patrick Moynihan
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M.I.T
Air Pollution And Rising Grocery Costs Spotlight
A New York column surveys how air pollution drives up grocery and laundry bills and hints at broader costs. It cites $500 million in annual crop damage and notes other social and health concerns while sprinkling misc. trivia and quotes.
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Colosseum
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Titus
Pro Negro Discrimination and City School Strife
Buckley argues for pro Negro discrimination as a remedy to racial bias, linking college admissions, teachers’ tenure, and New York City school staffing. He contends white workers must be protected against losses from black hiring, and cites Choate, Moynihan, and Lyons to critique current policy. He ends by promising further discussion next week.
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National Review
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Atlantic Monthly
Choate
New York
Eugene Lyons
Lyons
America
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
New York City
Kennedy Receives Honorary Law Degree at Santa Clara
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat from Massachusetts, was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by the University of Santa Clara. The Sunday ceremony shifted indoors due to rain at Kennedy Mall, which was renamed to honor John and Robert F. Kennedy.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Shultz Touts Labor Reform to Tackle Urban Unrest
George P. Shultz, named by Nixon to be labor secretary, calls ghetto unemployment a growing crisis. He pitched an innovative funding model giving individuals credits for training and wage subsidies, plus potential experimental schools in the ghettos, with private sector involvement and community control to tailor education to needs.
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New York
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Center For Policy Study
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business
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