British Physicians Threaten Walkout Over Fees
Swansea AP British doctors threaten a mass walkout from the national free health scheme unless they can charge consultation fees to deter hypochondriacs and malingerers. The BMA passed a voice-voted resolution amid debates on pay, working conditions, and protest against government refusals to allow fees.
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National Free Health Scheme
The
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D. L. Williams
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Health Ministry
Newsman On Course On Trip To England
Cleveland AP reports Robert Manry editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer sails the Atlantic in his 13 foot sailboat Tinkerbelle A master of the SS Steel Vendor sighted the craft about 880 miles out for England and relayed that Manry would reach Falmouth England after leaving Falmouth Massachusetts on June 1 for a 3000 mile voyage The Isthmian Lines official said Manry replied all was fine and no assistance was needed
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City Park Attendance Climbs to 36935 This Season
Attendance across Mid dletown’s 20 playgrounds totals 36935 children, up from 25734 last summer. City wide Carrom and Washer Toss tournaments start Wednesday at 5 30 p m at Goldman and Gardner playgrounds with elimination contests at each location. Meadowlawn Sunset and Miami playgrounds won Playground Championship banners in chess and checker events, to be displayed for a week.
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Meadowlawn
Sunset
Miami
Indians Train For Peace Corps Aid In Poverty Fight
Five Indians arrive in the United States as part of a pilot international Peace Corps exchange. They will train at St John’s College for three months, prepare to work in U S slum areas, and help teach Hindi to 93 American volunteers. The group, selected by the Indian government, holds college degrees and has strong social work experience. They will later join antipoverty efforts in the United States for about a year. The program aims to create a true two way exchange between countries. Funds come from the U S and Indian governments and private foundations. The five are Mrs Stawant B Singh from Delhi S D Tyagi from Etawah L K Gupta of Lucknow M K Pathik of New Delhi and Krishna Patankan of Bombay.
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Union Strike Hits Alpha Portland Cement Co in Ironton
About 175 members of Local 186 Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers of America walked out at Alpha Portland Cement Co in Ironton Ohio. They demand a new contract replacing the expired May 1. Negotiations continue and a settlement is hoped over the weekend.
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Ironton, Ohio
Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers of America
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Tryouts Set For Play In August
The Department of Parks and Recreation will sponsor a children's play Rumplestiltskin in August directed by David L. Ballard of Middletown High School. Seven principal parts plus extras offered to youths 10 to 17. Tryouts at Park Department headquarters 1400 Highland St next Wednesday and Thursday 1:30 to 3. Location and date of performance to be decided.
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Rumpelstiltskin
David L. Ballard
Middletown High School
Park Department
Highland St
Ballard
Fawcett to Decide on OSU Speakers Rule Appeal
Ohio State University President Novice G. Fawcett said he is undecided about renewing his request to change the campus speakers rule after trustees rejected his plea 5-3 last Thursday. The board will meet again at Wooster on September 14. Fawcett will continue to screen controversial speakers and has no plan to quit as president.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
OSU
Fawcett
Wooster
Sino-Soviet Split Deep Says Expert
Kent Ohio AP expert Richard Walker says the Sino-Soviet split is more than ideology, with China seeking world leadership. Walker, director at the University of South Carolina Institute, spoke at Kent State on understanding the Communist Challenge. He warned the West gains little from the Moscow Beijing dispute, calling them two undertakers arguing over how to bury the West.
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Kent
Ohio
Richard Walker
Institute of International Studies
University of South Carolina
Walker
Kent State University
Institute
Asia
Moscow
Diamonds Are Stolen From Downtown Jewelry Store
A tray of diamond engagement rings valued at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars was stolen Saturday from a downtown Cincinnati jewelry store. Richard T. Hall of the Newstedt Loring Andrews firm said two customers, a young man and a girl, were in the store shortly before the tray disappeared from a glass case.
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Cincinnati
Richard T. Hall
Newstedt-Loring - Andrews
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