Why are there so few women doctors in the United States
The article argues that women are not inherently less fit for medicine and environmental factors do not hinder qualification. It cites a 29-country study ranking the U.S. 26th for women doctors, notes prejudice in medical schools, and references Dr. Harold Kaplan’s seven-year study showing women treated as second-rate. It suggests male chauvinism and educator bias hinder equal opportunity.
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United States
U.S
Harold Ll. Kaplan
Kaplan
New York Medical College
Redbook
Light Speed Paradox From Distant Galaxies Dissected
Recent astronomy hints that some objects billions of light years away appear to move at up to ten times the speed of light. The claim challenges basic physics taught to students and invites scrutiny of observational limits and relativistic explanations.
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Earth
Fellows
Johnson era surveillance drive casts Clark in blame
A fragment argues President Johnson and aides knew a broad United States counter intelligence surveillance program centered in the LDLU within the Justice Department and Pentagon. It claims Ramsey Clark and Warren Christopher lacked knowledge of military involvement while condemning the overreach against war opponents.
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Ramsey Clark
Warren Christopher
White House
Justice Department
Pentagon
LDLU
Clark
Adlai Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Ficer
Johnson
Robert McNamara
Saigon
McNamara
Washington
LDIL
Te Department of Justice
Christopher
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May Breakfast at First United Methodist Church
Spring social event Returns with the annual May Breakfast on May 5 from 6 30 to 10 00 a m at First United Methodist Church. Menu features eggs bacon pancakes sausage and homemade coffee cakes with reservations advised through Mrs Harold Taylor 424 1353. Admission is 125 for adults and 50 cents for children with babysitters available.
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First United Methodist Church
Woman's Society
Harold Taylor
District Courts Gain Power Over School Construction
The Supreme Court broadens district courts authority in desegregation efforts, tying school site selection and capacity to future racial composition. It warns against using location to perpetuate segregation while allowing flexible remedies. The ruling signals shifts for Southern districts and northern districts alike.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Buckley on The Voice and Responsibility in a Turbulent Press
William F. Buckley Jr critiques The Village Voice ownership rumors and editorials by Carter Burden. He attacks Kissinger coverage as scurrilous, questions editorial independence, and mocks calls for responsibility while condemning antisemitic and slanderous rhetoric.
Remark on Privacy in The Voice’s Editorial Stance
The speaker asserts the paper’s internal matters should remain private, calling it a grave disservice to the integrity of the paper and its staff if external inquiry intrudes. The remark frames boundaries between newsroom operations and public commentary as essential to professional conduct.
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Schoo
The Journal Publication and Home Delivery Rates
The Journal explains subscription options and delivery details for Middletown area readers. It lists per copy and home delivery prices, including weekly and monthly payment plans, with rates for street and mail subscriptions and service charges for motor routes and newspaper tubes.
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Voice
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Robert Kennedy
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Noel Parmentel
America
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Harvard
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Arthur Schlesinger
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