Women in Medicine Face Prejudice Reducing Representation
The piece cites low American female physician share at 6.55 percent, contrasts with higher rates in Britain France Germany and Russia, and attributes this to hostility in medical schools and faculties. It urges change and notes a looming doctor shortage while supporting women’s eligibility and capability.
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John Z. Bowers
Journal of Medical Education
Apollo items on moon include everyday goods in space gear
A Houston release shows many ordinary items such as plastic containers and metal mirrors, once thought unsuitable for space, becoming standard Apollo equipment. The idea that space gear is entirely exotic is challenged as common products prove useful in flight and life in space.
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Milady
Heroei
Houston
LeSourdsville Lake Opens Hastily Built Miami Valley Amusement Park
Middletown residents celebrate the official opening of LeSourdsville Lake, a 9 mile circumference park along the Miami River and canal. Edgar Streifthau Earnest Streifthau and William Rothfuss spearheaded the project with over $10,000 spent. The site features a 2000 by 500 foot lake, a 200 foot bathing beach, a diving pier, a bathhouse, a 60 by 100 foot dancing pavilion, lifeguards, rowboats and canoes, gravel paths, and camping facilities with weekly to seasonal rentals. The park aims at family picnics reunions and easy access from Dix ie Highway with ample parking. The dancing pavilion opens June 13 with Breen's Orchestra.
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Miami Valley
Henry Johnson
Breen
Dixie Highway
Eveyone
Edgar
Earnest Streifthau
William Rothfuss
le Sourdsville Lake
Middletown
Birds sing only nine or ten weeks yearly legend
The article notes wild birds sing no more than nine or ten weeks each year. It states Maryland was named for Queen Henrieta Maria, wife of Charles I of England. It adds a Japanese legend claiming the empire was founded by Emperor Jimmu in 600 B C.
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Maryland
Henrieta Maria
Charles I of England
Jimmu
King slaying suspect James Earl Ray captured in London
The London arrest of James Earl Ray, alleged MLK assassin, followed a massive fingerprint hunt. FBI analysis narrowed to Ray among 188 million cards after a rooming house print surfaced, with further checks in Atlanta and abroad. Authorities warn of possible US and Canada-based accomplices and a looming murder trial.
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London
James Ear Ray
Martin Luther King, Jr
Dr. King
King
FBI
Ray
Atlanta
Eric Starvo Galt
James Earl Ray
Canada
Humphrey Faces Thorny Task After Kennedy Assassination
Vice President Hubert Humphrey has returned to Waverly Minnesota to plan his next steps as Chicago looms for his nomination. Aliwise he must persuade left wing Democrats he remains their ally while marketing a presidency beyond Johnson’s record, with position papers unlikely to sway votes but campaigning soon expected to ignite public interest.
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Hubert Humphrey
Waverly Minn
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Humphrey
California
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Waverly
Hemisphere
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Kennedy family pressure on Ted Kennedy to quit Senate
A report cites unnamed friends urging Senator Ted Kennedy to resign his Massachusetts seat and retire from public life. The piece notes the Kennedy family’s prominence and the risks of political exposure amid national turmoil. It references past assassinations, protests, and ongoing national tensions shaping the debate.
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Ted Kennedy
Massachusett
St. Patrick's
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