Marines In Exercises Avoid Marshes On Reid Beach
Three Marine rifle companies conducted amphibious exercises at Reid State Park Maine as part of Operation Snowy Beach. They avoided dunes and salt marshes despite protests from Maine Veterans Against the War and environmental groups challenging the drill. The landing occurred under 15 degree air and 41 degree sea water with police restricting demonstrators and a court ruling permitting the exercise.
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Georgetown
Maine
Reid State Park
Guadalcanal
Navy
Snowy Beach
VVAW
Ing
U.S. District Court
Edward T. Gignoux
Citizens For
Humphrey touts labor support but delays NC primary plan
Humphrey says he did not seek firm labor pledges in North Carolina amid indecision on entering its May 6 primary. He claims solid labor backing for a single candidate and hints at a possible later announcement. He criticizes Nixon for vetoing the child development act and argues Congress will try again to fund day care centers.
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Humphrey
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Nixon
Congress
McGovern accuses Dole of lying on war stance
George McGovern labeled Robert Dole’s war remarks as lies during a Tampa news conference. McGovern, a Democratic presidential candidate, claimed Dole misrepresented McGovern’s position and accused both parties of blood on their hands over Vietnam. He also challenged John Lindsay over campaign spending limits and then traveled to Milwaukee for more campaigning.
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Tampa
Fla
George McGovern
Robert Dole
McGovern
South Dakota
Dole
Kansas
John V. Lindsay
New York
Milwaukee
Wis
Nixon Eyes Tax Shift and Defense Push as Crisis Grows
The piece outlines a proposed value-added tax, stepped-up defense outlays with new missile submarines, and federal science and tech funding to spur growth. Nixon strategists push a property tax sleeper, while commissions study school finance and property tax relief with plans for comprehensive proposals later.
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U.S
Congress
Medical Schools Swamped Spur Doctor Shortage in South
Southeast medical schools face tight money and space as they admit only a small share of applicants. Alabama Vanderbilt Tulane and others expanded classes to train more doctors who stay in the region amid rising demand and efforts to shorten degree timelines.
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William L. Chaze
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
University of Alabama
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Rowland Kennedy
Mississippi Medical Association
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Georgia Medical Association
South
University of Mississippi Medical School
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Emory University
Atlanta
Ad J
University of Miami
School of Medicine
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston
Unit School
University of Tennessee
Ex Medics Aiding Doctors At Emory Program
Ex medics and other health workers join Emory University’s 32 student class forming the regions first doctor’s and surgeon’s assistant program. The three year course includes 27 months of academics and a six month externship.
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Framingham
Mass
Emory
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Jewett
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