Astronaut White Seeks Moon Flight At Top Of Wish List
At the UPI editors conference Edward H. White said a flight to the moon is at the very top of his desires. White, the first American to space walk, noted Gemini-6 and 4 followups aim to ease spaceflight dangers while McDivitt urged advancing missions. The event featured remarks by ABA president on ethics and penalties for trials by publicity.
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AMA President Pledges Push to Repeal Medicare Law
AMA President Dr. James Z. Appel says the group will push to repeal the Medicare law if harmful effects cannot be corrected. He cites limits on doctors freedom and potential inferior patient care, opposing a three day hospital stay before nursing home admission. Appel spoke at a news conference in Los Angeles and will address an Instrument Society of America meeting in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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Conservatives Urge Closer Europe Ties and Key Aims
The opposition Conservative Party in London urged closer cooperation with Europe and British entry to the Common Market at the first favorable opportunity. The booklet called for an independent nuclear deterrent, a strengthened United Nations with Communist China, and British military power in the East, plus domestic reforms and migration controls. Edward Heath framed the document as a serious policy outline, not an election manifesto, to guide debate at next week's Brighton conference.
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Elgin Directors Seek Removal Of Five From Board
Two Elgin National Watch Co. directors Henry Margolis and Kenneth Simon sue to bar Zale Jewelry Co. from participating in Elgin management. Zale, holder of about 8 percent of Elgin stock, guaranteed a $3 million note and underwrote debentures to pay it, in exchange for a voice in Elgin affairs. The suit seeks removal of five of Elgin’s nine directors.
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New Labor Building Straddles Freeway Plan
Washington AP reports the new Department of Labor building will straddle a freeway near Capitol Hill. The General Services Administration and DC government announced the plan after months of study. The center leg of the inner loop freeway would run beneath the building planned to house about 7,000 Labor Department employees.
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California Grapes Lead U S Harvest In 1965 Output
California produces 3,470,000 tons of grapes in 1965, accounting for 91 percent of the national total. Raisin varieties may reach 2.2 million tons, about equal to the 1963 record.
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