California doctors fear slow down risk amid legislative deadline
The Los Angeles area medical group warns of possible emergency care gaps countywide if a doctors slowdown occurs as the Legislature nears adjournment. Dr. Malcolm Todd of Long Beach cites a high chance of action if bills fail, while Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy urges calm and notes malpractice legislation deadline. The Senate also votes to kill a antibusing amendment and approves a large appropriation bill.
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Plane death prompts London Moscow probe clash
A Soviet jetliner bound for Moscow carried 102 passengers when a crewman shot himself between New York and London. Scotland Yard said there was no criminal act and the wound was self-inflicted, a case that triggered a long jurisdiction dispute between British and Soviet authorities before the plane proceeded to Moscow.
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University of California At Berkeley
Middle East pact sparks mixed responses amid peace push
Burton backs Israel Egypt Sinai pact as a step toward lasting peace while voicing opposition to Vietnam War. Kissinger tours Jordan and Syria amid cool welcomes and Syria criticism, as Israel moves toward final signings in Geneva and U.S. efforts resubmit to Congress.
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Farm labor furor and ALRB petitions in San Joaquin Valley
Tension flares as Delano area table grape yards face attempts to gain entry by labor groups while no gun displays are reported near Stockton. Posse Comitatus members clash with UFW organizers in tomato fields. deputies arrest four and vows to avoid arming again. Simultaneously 16 new election petitions flow to ALRB offices as growers weigh payroll data and multiemployer unit questions.
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Calif. Youth Dies of Pneumonic Plague Tied to Black Death Fear
William R. Handley a 14 year old from San Rafael died in a San Francisco hospital after contracting pneumonic plague linked to fleas in the Tijeras Canyon area near Albuquerque New Mexico. Health officials note eight other plague cases in New Mexico this year with one death a 3 year old girl and warn of person to person transmission in the pneumonic form.
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