Medical Society Backs Health Plan Involving Nurses
Washington circles say AMA will propose allowing 50 000 to 75 000 nurses to practice medicine under doctor supervision on a fee for service basis. Nurses would diagnose, inject, and bill patients, with Blue Cross Blue Shield and other plans paying nurse fees similarly to doctors. The move aims to relieve doctor overburden and expand access to care amid doctor shortages.
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Bete Noire
American Medical Association
AMA
American Hospital Association
Anethetist
Public Health Service
Black Republican Mayors Signal Bipartisan Black Vote Shift
A column notes rising black Republican influence led by Highland Park Mayor Robert B. Blackwell and Saska J. Twyman in Glasgow. It cites voting trends in Virginia, New Jersey, and New Haven, plus Nixon aides and George Shultz boosting outreach to black workers, signaling a broader GOP gain through 1970 and 1972.
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Robert B. Blackwell
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
LAW
Blackwell
UAW
Chrysler
George Romney
Michigan
State Labor Mediation Board
Highland Park
Detroit
Saska J. Twyman
Glasgow
Richmond
Virginia
New Jersey
New York
John \. Lindsay
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Manhattan
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Nixon's shaky stance on poverty aids and Rumsfeld clash
A senior Republican and a White House aide reveal Nixon undercutting anti poverty chief Rumsfeld. The exchange shows Nixon opposing a letter to oppose giving governors control of the poverty program, aiding a conservative shift while keeping OEO in play.
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Washington
Nixon
Donald Rumsfeld
White House
House
Rumsfeld
Nixon White House
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
OFO
Robert Finch
Congress
Illinois
UFO
Rums
Mr. Nixon
Albert Quie
Minnesota
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Farm
Regents Rename Nevada Southern University Campus
The Board of Regents adopted the name Nevada Southern University for the Las Vegas campus. The text notes regional high school naming, and discusses political clashes involving Donald Rumsfeld with House Republicans over OEO function takeover.
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Board of Regents
Nevada Southern University
Las Vegas
Rumsfeld Faces House Backlash Over WEO Reform Fight
The piece describes Rumsfeld's tension with the House old guard over the World Economic Order reform. Key Republicans including Anderson and Arends clash on whip checks and Bourbon policy. White House aides side with House Republicans while Nixon's stance weakens Rumsfeld. The Quie amendment shifts control to governors, deepening GOP rifts.
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Rumsfeld
House Old Guard
John Anderson
Ilinois
WEO
Les Arends
Illinois
Arends
Anderson and Rumsfeld
Washington No Love Lost Here
Federal and local authorities clash with Black Panther groups for reasons beyond conspiracy theories. Police cite Panther propaganda and armed rhetoric as prompting hostile incidents while FBI leaders label the Panthers a major internal threat. Intelligence units expand to monitor militants, with DOJ urging action against organized crime and revolutionary groups.
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Washington
Justice Department
Los Angeles
Chicago
David Hilliard
San Francisco
Richard Nixon
Panther
Black Panthers Party
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Panthers
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Police Intelligence Units
LETU
Palm Springs
Calif
The
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U.S.A
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Kennedy
Madison Ave
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Kid Sexton
Lennie” Garment
Agnew
Mr. Garment
George Shultz
National Union
Lennie Garment
Shultz
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Labor and Justice Depts
Lockheed
Inside Report
Shorf
Wallace
Feld
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Democrat Rescue
Capitol
Robert Allen
John Goldsmith
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