Strike Closes 2 Hospitals in Saskatchewan Crisis
Regina AP Two of Saskatchewan’s 35 emergency hospitals closed as doctors’ strikebitters amid the compulsory medical care plan. The government recruited outside doctors drawing fire as strikebreakers and ineligible for licenses while Keep Our Doctors protests about public control of doctor patient relations.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
E. W. Barcotes
Provincial College of Physicians and Surgeons
Keep- Our-Doctors
Austrian Doctors Plan Nationwide Strike Monday
Austria 13 700 doctors announce a 24 hour nationwide walkout to press for higher fees from the sickness compensation fund. Only emergency teams remain on duty in hospitals and first aid stations as protests ripple through unions amid a broader government crisis.
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Vienna
Austria
Austrian Chamber of Doctors
Alfons Gorbach
Moscow
Viennnese Fund
Goulart urged to end Brazil crisis by 24 hours
Rio de Janeiro reports intense pressure on President Joao Goulart and conservatives to resolve the 11 day political standoff. Military leaders urged quick steps after last week's food riots that killed 19, amid inflation and price controls.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Car Crash Kills Allen Franklin Humphrey in Ohio
Allen Franklin Humphrey 22 of Ray Rt. 1 was killed Saturday when the car he rode in lost control and hit a tree about 15 miles southwest of McArthur. The vehicle was driven by Elmer Schwalbach of Vinton County, Humphrey’s brother-in-law.
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Mcarthur
Ohio
Allen Franklin Humphrey
Rt. 1
Ray
Here
Humphrey
Elmer Schwalbach
Vinton County
Riot at Lima hospital ward sparks inmate control
A riot erupted in Ward 21 of Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, with about 60 patients seizing control while 50 patrolmen surrounded the area. Attendants were held by patients but unharmed. staff reported normal operations elsewhere. The disturbance began around 7 20 p m EST over confinement concerns.
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Lima, Ohio
Lima State Hospital
R. B. Baylor
Baylor
Chuckle: Weeding test for young plants and weeds
A humorous line notes that the simplest way to tell seedlings from weeds is to pull them all up. If they regrow, they are weeds, a playful tip about gardening and persistence.
High Altitude Nuclear Test Postponed From Weather
The United States postpones for the fourth time its planned high altitude nuclear test above Johnston Island citing bad weather. The test is reset to Sunday night but could shift to Monday early morning EST depending on conditions. The device will reach 200 miles via a Thor missile. weather remains crucial for photographing the flash and fireball.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
Aerospace unions set July 24 strike crippling industry
Unions representing 125000 aerospace workers vote to walk out if contracts are not settled by July 23, threatening shutdowns at Lockheed North American Douglas General Dynamics Convair Ryan Aeronautical Aerojet bases and missile sites including Vandenberg Cape Canaveral White Sands and many Air Force bases. Negotiators say termination notices go out July 13 with the strike to begin ten days later as federal officials weigh injunction options.
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Burbank
Calif
United States Aerospace Industry
International Association of Machineists
United Aerospace Workers, Afl-Cio
Lockheed
North American
Douglas
General Dynamics Convair
Ryan Aeronautical
Aerojet General
United States
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Pacific Missile Range
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Dyess Afb
Walker Afb
Roswell
N.M
Lincoln Afb
Neb
Warren Afb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fairchild Afb
Wash
White Sands
Omaha
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Forbes, Kan
Shilling
Kan
Altus
Okla
Neosha
First Since 1958 U S Aerial Shot Fired In Nevada
The United States conducted a secret low power nuclear detonation above the Nevada desert at Camp Mercury. Officials say the test, capped at 20 kilotons, monitored for radioactivity within 300 miles and may precede atomic battlefield maneuvers with troops.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
United States
Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
Pacific
Nevada
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Las Vegas
Middletown Firemen Busy Morning Chores Feature
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh describes the daily routine and housekeeping duties of Middletown firemen as they start each shift. Ted Pollard provides a photo story detailing their work beyond responding to alarms. Page 21.
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Middletown
William Fishbaugh
Journal
Ted Pollard
Middletowns
Tests Improve Detection Devices
Pentagon scientists say underground test data from Nevada and seismic analyses are advancing detection methods. Research focuses on distinguishing earthquakes from nuclear explosions and extending signal ranges. Potential underwater detectors could be planted in oceans near the Soviet Union and devices may reach 10 000 feet in abandoned oil wells.
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Washington
Pentagon
Nevada
Kennedy Returns Home After Stroke Recovery
Joseph P. Kennedy arrived in Hyannisport Massachusetts after a stroke rehabilitation stint in New York. President John F. Kennedy met his father in a welcome arrived by open convertible at Hyannisport, with the reunion disclosed later and photographers barred.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York Hospital
Cape Cod
President Kennedy
Nantucket Sound
Hyannis
Kennedy Plans Private Cape Cod Homecoming Weekend
Plans for his release were made days earlier as doctors said the elder Kennedy could return to the Cape summers home with family. The house received an elevator and a heated pool for therapy, while Nantucket Sound offered tonic waters as the Kennedys enjoyed a cruise on the Marlin for two hours on a sunny Saturday.
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Institute
Kennedy
Nantucket Sound
Army officers condemn U S fight in South Vietnam
Disgusted officers from captains to a major general accuse misused Special Forces and a faltering intelligence system in South Vietnam. They fault Ngo Dinh Diem's fragmented command structure and say the advisory group of 4 000 to 5 000 is top heavy and inefficient with many in rear headquarters.
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Bem Price API
U. S. Army
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
State Department
US Army
William B. Rosson
U. S
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
Guerrilla War in Malaya Compared to British Troop Ratios
The report notes a sharp contrast between the Malayan guerrilla campaign and British countermeasures with a dispersed HQ network under nine leaders and sub headquarters, amid up to 250000 troops. It cites Secretary McNamara offering a less pessimistic assessment of operations.
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Malaya
Robert S. McNamara
Rosson cites Viet Nam progress and medical teams praise
At a Washington news conference McNamara said U S aid to South Vietnam has grown more effective over months. He noted fewer guerrilla attacks and more killed or captured. Rosson, returning from Vietnam, praised medical teams for winning hundreds of local friends while criticizing Viet Cong defense.
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Washington
U.S
McNamara
Rosson
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