West Relies on Many Sources For Data on Red Chinese Coast Buildup
An analysis of how the United States learns of Communist China’s military buildup near Quemoy and Matsu. Radar from offshore flights, reconnaissance over the mainland, and intelligence from Hong Kong and Macao supply tips. The grapevine and border crossers also contribute to a fuller picture.
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West
Taipei
United States
China
Quemoy Nor
Matsu
Quemoy
Peiping
Hong Kong
Macao
Canton
AMA delegates back ethics based stance on Medicare program
In Chicago the American Medical Association approved a resolution allowing doctors to decide individually whether to participate in the Administration's Medicare program. The vote condemned the King-Anderson financing plan, citing ethics principles that urge physicians to preserve independent medical judgment. Louisiana delegates sought a boycott, but the resolution focused on ethics and individual choice.
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API
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Committee On Legislation and
Publc Relations
King-Anderson
Louisiana
O. B. Owens
Alexandria
Philip H. Jones
New Orleans
9626 Reserve Squadron Formally Activated in Vegas
The Air Force activated the 9626th Reserve Recovery Squadron at McCarran Field in Las Vegas. A noon Riviera Hotel ceremony included Lt. Col. Barney Rawlings as commander and Deputy Secretary John A. Lang Jr. spoke on recovery units’ role in wartime aircraft repair and readiness.
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Air Force
McCarran Field
Riviera Hotel
John A. Lang Jr
Pentagon
Barney Rawlings
Lang
9626Th
Donovan urges upgrade of Air Reserve troop carriers
General Donovan told the Reserve Officers Association in Las Vegas that Air Force Reserve troop carrier units need modern aircraft to fulfill wartime missions. He cited obsolete C-119 and C-123 aircraft and warned against delays in training and reequipment, urging alignment with regular forces and strengthened aircrew professionalism.
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Stanley J Donovan
Tactical Air Command
Reserve Officers Association
Air Force Reserve
RCA
Las Vegas
Nev
Donovan
TAC
Air Reserve
Berlin
Europe
Spleen Tissue May Aid Heart Repair
Dr. David Movitz of Chicago Medical School reports experiments suggesting spleen tissue could help the heart by building collateral blood vessels to bypass blockages. Dog studies show potential for a human procedure to restore blood flow when coronary arteries are blocked.
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Chicago
UPI
Nature
David Movitz
Chicago Medical School
Amer- Vovitz
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