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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1968

Page

5

Soviet Doctors Spend Half Of Day Filling Out Forms

Dr Svetlana Parkhomenko in Leningrad spends half her day on bureaucracy at polyclinic No 32. She earns 105 rubles monthly, treats about five cases hourly, and handles 30 minute house calls. She is one of many Soviet doctors, with high female prevalence and free treatment, yet personal life remains crowded with chores.

John Weyland Associated Press Moscow Komsomolskaya Pravda Svetlana Parkhomenko Parkhomenko Zhdanov Leningrad Soviet Union United States

North Carolina governor race focuses on law and order

In Asheville and Raleigh campaigns five candidates pledge to uphold law and order amid riots and racial disorders. Gardner proposes mass arrests for looters and Congress action. Broughton backs police use of force to protect life and calls for riot training. Scott promotes state enforcement resources and a statewide communications net. Hawkins crowds in with student and business outreach. Stickley tours Cannon plants and issues position papers.

North Carolina Broughton Asheville Bob Scott Law and Order Scott Hawkins Raleigh Jack Stickley Kannapolis

Wanted Posters Out Galt Search Intensified

Memphis AP report on a nationwide manhunt for Eric Starvo Galt, the suspect in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. s assassination. The FBI identified Galt as the suspect and issued warrants under aliases John Willard and Harvey Lowmyer.

Memphis, Tenn Eric Starvo Galt Martin Luther King Jr FBI Galt John Willard Harvey Lowmyer Birmingham Ala King

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