Long Beach doctors warn Malpractice bill could trigger wider walkout
Dr. William Hyman of the Long Beach Medical Association warned that eliminating key provisions of an Assembly malpractice bill could spark a larger doctors’ walkout beyond anesthesiologists. He said the amended bill fails to reduce insurance costs and keep awards in check, risking high premiums and patient disruption.
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Leo McCarthy
San Francisco
Hyman
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Fred Chel
D-Long Beach
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California Medical Association
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Rockefeller says no conclusive proof ties Kennedys to CIA plots
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller reports the commission found no conclusive evidence that President Kennedy or Attorney General Kennedy were involved in CIA assassination plots. He notes no major CIA action had White House knowledge or approval. Critics challenge his remarks, citing statements from White House aides and Sen. Church.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Meet the Press
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Robert Kennedy
Adam Walinsky
Frank Mankiewicz
CIA plotted poison cigars to kill Castro in 1940
Time Magazine reports that the CIA devised a plan in 1940 to assassinate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro with poisoned cigars. Medical experts prepared doctored Havana cigars, but the scheme was never used as colleagues argued there was no way to ensure Castro would keep the cigars from others.
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Australian freighter Allunga towed to San Pedro dock
The Blaze-damaged 652 foot freighter Allunga arrived at Berth 144 in San Pedro after a flat tow from its anchorage. Harbor officials said engine trouble and fire in the engine room and cargo hold Friday caused the incident. No injuries were reported. Damage was estimated at $200,000 to the ship and $1.04 to the cargo.
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Santa Barbara
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Israeli raids strike Lebanese village killing woman and wounding others
Israeli warplanes and artillery shelled the border village of Kfar Chuba and surrounding farms for seven hours, killing one Arab woman and wounding three others. Palestinian guerrilla sources said damage destroyed remaining structures, with jets striking two raids and an Israeli Phantom jet reportedly downed. WAFA reported broader attacks in Arkoub region, and claimed casualties on the Israeli side and responsibility by the Arab Liberation Front, while PLO officials in Damascus condemned the raids as part of Palestinian rights struggle.
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Lebanon
Kfar Chuba
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Kfar Yuval
Arkoub
Rds
Upo
WAFA
Kfar Hamam
Rachaya Foukhar
Chabaa
Arab Liberation Front
ALE
Damascus
State budget compromise reaches about 11.5 billion
A two-house committee in Sacramento agreed on a roughly 11.5 billion dollar state budget for the new fiscal year. The exact total was unclear, with Finance Director Roy Bell stating it sits between Assembly and Senate versions, about 86 million apart. Democrats hold a 54-25 edge and one member faces heart surgery recovery but votes on the plan. The panel rejected borrowing for college construction and kept tidelands oil revenue funding, not transferring 77 million to the general fund.
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Assembly
Gov
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Curtis Tucker
Inglewood
Capitol
Tucker
Anthony Beilenson
Los Angeles
Tidelands
General Fund
Man wounded by own gun in Long Beach incident
A despondent 25 year old Redondo Beach man, Laverne Hoyt, shot himself in the stomach during an attempt at suicide near Temple Avenue and Anaheim Street. A responding Long Beach officer fired, striking Hoyt in the hip. He was in serious condition at Long Beach Community Hospital.
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Long Beach
Laverne Hoyt
Carlson
Temple Avenue
Anaheim Street
Hoyt
U S Defense Upgrade Eyes Cruise Missile Breakthrough
The Defense Department develops a new strategic weapon named Cruise, a submarine or bomber launched jet powered system with a small computer aided guidance. It flies at low altitudes up to 1500 miles delivering a thermonuclear warhead with high precision, altering the U S strategic triad and complicating arms control talks with the Soviet Union.
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Defense Department
United States
Soviet Union
Drive to oust Speaker Carl Albert picks up freshmen
Freshmen House members weigh a campaign to unseat Speaker Carl Albert as insiders report growing discontent within the party. Substantial shifts in support for Gov. Wallace threaten Democratic presidential nomination amid a volatile political moment.
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