Nixon era shift hints at restored Cuba ties
The article argues that the United States will ease back into normal relations with Cuba as trade pressures grow. It cites auto sales to Cuba via Argentina, past Canada locomotive contracts, and forecasts full normalization within a year. It notes bipartisan Senate support, existing anti hijacking accords, and cautious Nixon positioning.
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Cuba
U.S
Argentina
Canada
Washington
London Economist
Organization of American States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington-Havana
The
Economist
Nixon
Senate
Re Enter Sen Kennedy and Dixie Polls
The Kennedy case raises questions about his appeal in the South as pundits focus on polls. He admitted a desire to be President, hinting at a future candidacy while noting his heavyweight status among Democrats and the long lead time to the next nominating convention.
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Edward Kennedy
Piedmont
North Carolina
South
Dixie
The
United States
White House
Sen. Kennedy
America
May Blackberry Winter Forecast In Memoir Style
The piece notes weather memory flaws and warns of a May blackberry winter with cool spells that break hopes for early warmth. It cites past mild winters and fuel fears, urging readers to recall uncertain memories as temperatures dip into the forties. It blends anecdote with caution about atmospheric meddling.
New Directions In Medicine Reforming Medical Education
This overview traces shifts in medical education and practice from 1963 to the late 1960s, noting Carnegie reports prompting university-based schools, more family practice, and student-driven reforms. It highlights McMaster University’s computerized patients, the rise of emergency physicians, and the American College of Emergency Physicians growth toward AMA certification.
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Carnegie Foundation
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Commission
United States
New Medical School
McMaster University
Hamilton
Ontario
Medical World News
American College of Emergency Physicians
American Medical Association
Steinfeld
AMA
Case Western
Cleveland Academy of Medicine
University
Case
Wallace on ticket a disaster for 1976Democrats
George Wallace as a potential vice presidential candidate would polarize the party. The piece argues his base is ideological, not personal, and would desert if he aligned with liberal figures like Kennedy or Jackson. It contends Wallace on the 1976 ticket could trigger massive disaffection among liberals and labor, risking a GOP pickup.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Edward Kennedy
Henry M. Jackson
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
George McGovern
Eugene McCarthy
Labor Movement
George Meany
Aflcio
Cope
Meany
Tuskeegee
Pallgrand
Adlai Stevenson
John Sparkman
South
Sparkman
Medical Societies Freeze Out Low-Cost Clinics
Senate investigations reveal medical societies protect interests by blocking low cost clinics, forcing patients to pay high fees. Dr Daniel Blumenthal's efforts in Louisiana Arkansas and Alabama faced opposition from local societies, while cases in Ohio Texas and Wisconsin show broader patterns of obstruction and expense for the poor. These findings could prompt antitrust action by the Justice Department against the AMA and related groups.
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Washington — Senate
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Hart
Daniel Blumenthal
Louisiana
Blumenthal
National Health Service Corps
Arkansas
County Medical Society
Vista
Alabama
Alabama State ‘Medical Society
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
Texas
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Ohio
Charlies Rawlings
Casey Western Reserve University
American Medical Association
Public Health Service
Rawlings
Cleveland
Hart-Kennedy
Justice Department
AMA
A Danger In Overkill Cures
In Watergate debate a Sen Sam Ervin bill would remake the Department of Justice into a fourth branch insulated from the presidency. The attorney general could appoint top aides, control U.S. attorneys and marshals, and be nearly invulnerable to removal, risking political harassment of any administration. The piece urges thorough rewriting to remove these dangers.
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Congress
Senate
Watergate Committee
Executive
Sam Ervin Jr
Select Committee
Ervin
Department of Justice
United States
Department
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
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Beene
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United Feature Syndicate
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