Negro Leader McKissick Debates Black Power Vision
Floyd McKissick of CORE clashed with Senators Kennedy and Ribicoff as he said the civil rights movement is dead and black power is the future for American Negroes. He urged an end to the Vietnam War to prove commitment to peace and brotherhood, while outlining goals like a militant Negro leadership and a new image rooted in Africa.
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Soviet Doctors Propose Fee-Paid Hospitals in Moscow
In Literaturnaya Gazeta, Dr. Aleksandr Luk and Dr. Vladimir Tardov argue for self supporting hospitals funded by patient relatives to relieve crowded free facilities. They say such specialized fee charging hospitals would aid those needing nursing and long term care while free hospitals handle the majority.
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Black power slogan sparks debate on urban renewal and civil rights
Kennedy argues for a government panel of skilled workers under Negro construction com with a joint effort to rebuild cities. McKissick claims urban problems are primarily Negroes and cites November elections as proof of a national commitment, while warning whites fear the “black power” slogan.
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