Doctors Warned To Provide Better Rural Health Care
In San Francisco Rep. Jerry L. Pettis warns AMA delegates that without improved distribution of medical care to rural and deprived urban areas the federal government may push drastic solutions. He notes rising costs and shortages drive patient dissatisfaction while urging doctors and Congress to ensure top quality care wherever needed.
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San Francisco
Organized Medicine
Jerry L. Pettis
Calif
American Medical Association
Council On Health Manpower
AMA
Pettis
United States
Congress
Washington
Malcolm C. Todd
Long Beach
Manpower Council
Todd
Sato to retire as Japan’s prime minister after eight years
TOKYO AP reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato aged 71 will retire in July ending nearly eight years as head of government and ruling party. He cited restored national pride and stressed U S ties as policy backbone while urging lasting friendly relations for Asia’s peace.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Okinawa
Japan
United States
Asia
Steelworkers press for shorter weeks and early retirement
United Steelworkers coke plant workers plan a formal demand at a Washington parley next week. NSW District 15 host Joseph Odorcich says workers deserve short weeks and early retirement. In Belfast, a hooded man shot in the head is found by a road, the 369th death in three years of Northern Ireland violence.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Washington, D.C
Joseph Odorcich
Nsw
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Hurricane Agnes Strengthens Over Caribbean Sea
Tropical storm Agnes gains strength while drifting toward potential hurricane status within 36 hours. Cuba and the Cayman Islands face heavy rain and strong winds as alerts spread to Florida Keys and broad Caribbean and Gulf regions. Mainland effects include mostly fair skies and mild temperatures in the eastern U S with cooler air lowering readings to the 30s in the Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
Agnes
Caribbean
National Weather Service
Cuba
Cayman Islands
Florida Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Rockies
Plains
Great Lakes
Walkout at Goodyear Apparently Is Ending
AP reports the Air Transport Association seeks a federal court injunction to bar American pilots from a scheduled 24 hour work stoppage that could affect air traffic in 64 nations. The move involves 50 000 pilots and aims to press for stronger security measures and anti hijacking accords.
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New York
Air Transport Association
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Ola Forsberg
Federation
U.S
Washington
George Hart
Airline Association
Trans World Airlines
United Air Lines
Braniff International
Tokyo
Japan Airline Pilots Association
London
Britain
Swissair
International Pilots Federation
South Logan Water To Be Off Monday
Weather permitting, water service in South Logan will be off from 8 30 to 11 a m Monday while a contractor ties in new water lines to the existing system.
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South Logan
U S Ground Combat Role In Vietnam Ends
The United States deactivated its last infantry brigade in South Vietnam ending its ground combat role while keeping a 100,000 strong air and naval force. Air strikes against North Vietnam continued with 320 plus strikes reported Friday and 350 the day before as forces moved from Da Nang to bases in Thailand.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nikolai Podgorny
Navy
Dong Phong Thuong
Thanh Hoa
20Th Parallel
Demilitarized Zone
MIG
Bai Thuong
Khe Phat
Quan Lang
Air Force
Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry Division
Bri
Gade
196Th
da Nang
Thailand
Irving Sentenced to 22 Years for Hughes Hoax Autobiography
Clifford Irving begins a 24 year term on conspiracy and larceny charges after faking an autobiography of Howard Hughes. Edith Irving receives two months for her role. Judge Cannella imposes fines and suspends most of Edith’s sentence to keep the family together. Richard Suskind gets six months. MartInis imposes no further punishment. Irving must repay 750000 plus expenses to McGraw Hill.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Edith
U.S. District Court
John M. Cannella
Irvings
Supreme Court
Joseph A. Martinis
Martinis
Richard Suskind
Suskind
McGraw-Hill, Inc
Hughes
Soviet Boss Extends Hanoi Visit Amid Indochina Talks
Calcutta routing shows Nikolai Podgorny prolongs the North Vietnam trip by a day as Moscow observers link the stopover to possible Soviet help to end the Indochina war. A Soviet journalist suggests halted fighting could lead to negotiations, referenda, or new elections in South Vietnam.
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Calcutta
India
Nikolai V. Podgorny
North Vietnam
Moscow
Podgorny
Hanoi
China
Victor Louis
Louis
Kremlin
London Evening News
South Vietnam
Ecology Conference Ends In Stockholm
Stockholm AP reports the two week U N conference on the human environment ended with a declaration of 26 principles. A key guideline calls for sparing mankind and the environment from nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction and urges prompt international agreement on elimination and complete destruction of such weapons.
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Stockholm
U.N
Two French Trains Collision Kills 35 in Tunnel
In a tunnel near Soissons France two speeding trains collided killing at least 35 and wounding many. About 78 injured, 17 feared trapped as rescue workers battled debris and darkness through the night. Please note: The article describes a chaotic rescue with vivid survivor accounts.
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Soissons
France
Paris
Red Cross
Wierzy
Laon
R. Brechet
Jeannine Michel
Tuition Increases at Six Ohio Institutions
The Ohio Board of Regents approved $10 quarterly tuition hikes at Ohio State University Columbus Technical Institute North Central Ohio Technical College Michael J Owens Technical College and the University of Cincinnati. The Medical College of Ohio in Toledo saw a $100 per quarter increase as the board reaffirmed nonresident policies and urged greater two to four year college cooperation. The panel also laid groundwork for a new two year community college in Southern Ohio and deferred action on a Miami Darke Shelby county area institution.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio
Miami - Darke - Shelby County
Ohio State University
Columbus Technical Institute
North Central Ohio Technical College
Michael J. Owens Technical College
University of Cincinnati
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Goodyear Strike Ends After Court Order Halts Picketing
A wildcat strike at Goodyear Logan plant halted after a court injunction. 17 union members faced contempt charges as 38 workers returned to the plant and production began while officials warned more arrests could follow for order violations. The union meeting was set for 1 p.m. to press for return to work.
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Logan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
T. J. Cox
Logan Dailyews
Daily News
Hocking County
Donna Dane
Myrna Matheny
Elsie Searles
Betty Johnson
Ruth Jones
Donna Campbell
Donna Geil
Wareline Garren
Wanda Devore
Rosemary Hampton
Dessie Smith
Mamie Conker
Belle Devore
Frances Sabo
Glenna Skinner
Linda Hudwell
Helen Hutchison
Paul Hartman
Clarence Miller
Hartman
Lancaster
Rep. Miller
Miller
Rendville
Perry County
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff’s
Dale Martin
Goodyear
Edwin Johnston
Roger Boley
United Rubber Workers Union
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Boley
Ames Named Winner Of Symphony Award
Cincinnati AP report says Amyas Ames, chairman of the Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic, received the Gold Baton the top honor of the American Symphony Orchestra League during Friday night ceremonies.
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Cincinnati
American Symphony Orchestra League
Amyas Ames
Lincoln Center
New York Philharmonic
Hocking County Homes By TV Access and Bath Counts
Census finds 6 131 homes have at least one TV but 5 657 have complete bathrooms in Hocking County. The 1970 census tallies 7 518 housing units with 838 vacant year round, 70 for sale, 77 for rent.
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Hocking County
U.S
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