AMA Moves to End Discrimination in Medical Societies
The American Medical Association directs its Judicial Council to act against medical societies that discriminate by color creed race religion or ethnic origin. Admonition and censure are planned with expulsion only after repeated violations. Dr Elmer Shelley says admission should be based on character and ability, not skin color.
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Valachi’s tale of gangland blood and a deadly chess game
Jim Bishop recounts Joe Valachi breaking the blood oath of the Cosa Nostra and exposing the Genovese family. The piece details Vito Genovese’s rise, betrayals, hits, and bungled killings including Ferdy the Shadow and Ernie The Hawk Rupolo, ending with Valachi mocked for his disclosures.
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Mike Miranda
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Wishing Well Seeks Help For Butler County Home Aged Christmas
Community appeal from Hamilton based Wishing Well urges Middletown residents to support elderly residents at Butler County Home for the Aged. Donations of cash or gifts are requested to fund personalized Christmas presents and a December 18 party, with gifts to be sent to P O Box 124 Hamilton by December 14.
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Nixon reorganizing executive office and advisory structure
President elect Nixon plans an expanded executive office with a new communications director and multiple task forces covering labor, crime, economics, housing, education, and health. He aims to separate policy making from advice while enlarging the federal government to reflect demographic and economic growth.
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Nixon forms advisory task forces for public affairs
President Nixon has 14 task forces drawn from across the nation, each specializing in public affairs. Dr. Paul W. McCracken of Michigan's business school will chair the President's Council of Economic Advisers and oversee all task forces. Dr. Lee A. Dubridge of Caltech becomes science adviser, handling space program and broader research. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger is named, continuing his role in strategic affairs.
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California Institute of Technology
Tran Hieu Tien Reveals B 52 Toll On Vietnamese Regiments
Tran Hieu Tien, signalsman in the 320th North Vietnamese Regiment, describes B 52 strikes from March to August in Kon Tum and Duc Lap campaigns. He recalls heavy casualties and the final Duc Lap defense before his Sept capture, noting B 52s as pivotal in shaping Hanoi's next moves.
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