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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1970

Page

6

Plan for Ghetto Doctors Urged at AMA Convention

Boston AP The American Medical Association opens its 24th clinical convention with a proposal from President Dr Walter C Bornemeier to reverse the ban on doctors accepting federal financial aid for medical practice in ghettos. He urges low cost loans or grants to encourage private practice groups in low income areas to improve access to care for the poor.

Boston American Medical Association AMA The Walter C. Bornemeier Chicago Bornemeier New Jersey House of Delegates

Massive Arms Cache Found Near Birmingham

Authorities uncovered a large weapons cache near Birmingham in a 45 foot van by a trailer park in Bessemer. The haul included hundreds of rifles, a mortar, grenades, bomb ingredients, Molotov cocktails, sporting rifles, shotguns, pistols, and dynamite with fuses. A man linked to the van is being sought after visits to the site. discovery was made when youths pried a padlock open.

Bessemer Birmingham West Side Bailey

Night of Stars aided Marshall and Wichita crash victims

Marshall University officials joined Wichita State in the Night of Stars telecast to aid survivors after two tragic plane crashes. The 24 hour program aired on 202 stations, aiming to raise funds for expenses and scholarships, with leaders stressing resilience and recovery after the Huntington and Colorado crashes that killed 75 and 31 respectively. Notables like Kate Smith, Bill Cosby, Lou Rawls, and George Gobel performed as the national telecast sought support and national sympathy.

Wichita, Kan Marshall University Wichita State WSU Marshall Wichita Bob Johnson Huntington Nixon Woody Hayes Ohio State University Young Americans Bill Cosby Kate Smith Lou Rawls Mac Davis Minnie Pearl Phil Ford Mimi Hines Humble Pie Rock Group Leif Erickson Marilyn Maye George Gobel

Braille Trail Opens at North Park in Pittsburgh

North Park will open next month a nature path for the blind named Braille Trail. Braille plates mark the starting point and key sights while knots on a nylon guide rope warn of obstacles along the 300 yard loop through dense woods.

Pittsburgh North Park

Nativity stolen in Indianapolis Christmas theft

Mr and Mrs Harold L Allison awoke Sunday to find the figures from their outdoor Nativity scene stolen The thieves took the holy family three wise men shepherds and animals They attempted to pry a lighted cross from the roof but gave up after breaking several light bulbs Mrs Allison said Stealing a baby Jesus is really taking Christ out of Christmas

Indianapolis Harold L. Allison Jesus

Deluge Hits California During Thanksgiving Weekend

Nine teen persons are dead or missing after a 24 hour downpour drenched Southern California. Strong winds and mudslides closed highways as travelers headed home. 93 people died in statewide traffic accidents, a holiday record. Downtown Los Angeles logged 4.03 inches of rain in 24 hours ending Sunday noon.

Los Angeles California National Weather Service The Highway Patrol the Weather Service

Holiday Wrecks Take 623 Lives

The four day Thanksgiving weekend saw 623 fatalities on U S highways with nine deaths in a three car Pennsylvania Turnpike crash. Slick roads and low visibility raised the danger rate as California recorded a holiday high of 91 deaths. The National Safety Council had warned of 670 to 770 deaths from 6 p m to midnight Sunday. Motorists died at a record pace in 1968 with 764 fatalities per the NSC.

California National Safety Council

Psychiatrist Finds Attacker Insane in Papal Stabbing

Manila AP report says 35 year old Benjamin Mendoza y Amor, a Volivi an painter, suffers from systematized paranoia. Dr Rodolfo Laserna, chief psychiatrist, says Mendoza does not believe in God and sought to kill Pope Paul to end a world of war and poverty. He acted alone and had no criminal record, with normal behavior masked by his illness.

Manila Pope Paul Rodolfo C. Laserna National Bureau of Investigation Benjamin Mendoza Y Amor Mendoza Laserna Dr. Laserna

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