Knowles Says Nixon Policy Spurs Medical Crisis
Dr. John H. Knowles warned Sunday that continued Nixon administration policies could trigger an catastrophic crisis in medical schools and teaching hospitals. He accused Nixon of backing away from nominating him as health officer, calling the dispute a watershed issue in American medicine.
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Stennis argues Vietnam exit with guarded line of defense
Senate Armed Services chair says U S cannot withdraw and may force a final settlement by cordoning a Saigon area for ongoing defense while the rest faces a possible struggle. He imagines a demilitarized zone like boundary and a staged troop pullout, amid new reports of renewed shelling and stalled Paris talks.
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Church Donates $15,000 to Militant Forman Group
In Greenwich Village a church presented James Forman with a $15,000 check after a service led by Charles Serrigo. Forman accused the Nixon administration of framing some leaders of the National Black Economic Development Conference as federal probes loom in Detroit. He linked the group’s aims to a larger fight against war and racism.
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Racist disturbance at St Louis cathedral mass
Three negroes were arrested at the St Louis cathedral after marching down the aisle during noon mass and chanting racist remarks. One wore a makeshift miter. an onlooker shouted back about the human race as police restrained a man heading toward the trio. One arrestee was identified as 21 year old William Calvin Mitchell.
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Path standards echo Eightfold Dharma in cross faith note
The article compares the Noble Eightfold Path to Christianity's Ten Commandments, arguing it sets a universal standard of conduct. It emphasizes ethical guidance across religious traditions and a shared moral framework.
Warm line proposed to aid disaster refugees and social agencies
Reader suggests establishing a warm line in the United States to assist refugees from floods earthquakes fires and other disasters. The line would connect victims with a social agency or clearing house for support and information.
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Withdraw ARVN Faces Desertion Crisis Amid Withdrawals
An assessment warns ARVN units cannot absorb further withdrawals as desertion already reaches a record level. About 143,000 soldiers left service last year with roughly half re-enlisting elsewhere, raising fears of leadership collapse and larger defection waves.
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