Ham radio aid helps Guatemala boy receive vital medicine
A Canoga Park ham radio operator and his doctor friend helped obtain life saving medicine for a dying hemophiliac in Guatemala City. They alerted officials and secured a rapid flight after President Nixon ordered the Air Force to bypass red tape. The piece calls for quicker cross border hospital communication and emergency access systems.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
California
Harold Walker
Don Michaelson
Nixon
Air Force
The 7th Fleet and Korea's Power Balance
The article argues Korea remains divided due to a regional power struggle among Russia China and Japan, with the 7th Fleet providing stabilizing assurance. It questions reunification talks forecasting that without the fleet the Koreas would pursue rapid unification by force or coercion, and notes Park and Kim I Sung's regimes. The piece questions U.S. resolve post Vietnam and suggests fleet withdrawal would trigger immediate reunification, not via talks.
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Russia
China
Japan
7Th Fleet
Korea
North Korea
Kim 11 Sung
North
U.S
West Point
Letters to the Editor on monopolistic capitalism and meat prices
A reader argues that wealthier elites back socialist and communist models, viewing them as monopoly capitalism backed by state control. He claims Russia is not truly communist, then urges united action and boycott to curb rising meat prices. Another writer urges a Meat Boycott to pressure lawmakers and grocers.
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North Vietnam
United States
Free World
Russia
America
Laugh with the Tax Man Dream Cartoon Tale
Jim Fiebig narrates a dream in a rain drenched IRS office. A rabbit clad caller and a wolf dressed agent share jokes while tax questions pile up. The dream ends with a debt under Plan A and a tease of Plan B before waking.
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IRS
Overseas medical education urges US expansion of schools
John Chamberlain argues liberties of doctor patient relations are endangered by government medicine abroad. He details Schrager's push for French and Italian medical programs, noting 13,500 of 37,000 U S applicants admitted in 1972 73 and the need for more U S medical schools by 1980 to admit 17 000 freshmen yearly. He criticizes AMA for limited foreign student access and calls for a homegrown expansion.
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Schrager
U.S
New York Sunday Times
Burns Schrager
Cotrans
Britain
Switzerland
Holland
Austria
France
Italy
Alliance For Franco-American Graduate Studies
Foundation Des Etats-Unis
Cite Internationale de l'Universite de Paris
Italo-American Medical Education Foundation
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and terms
Daily publication details for the News Journal Middletown Ohio include postal status, delivery options, pricing for weekday and Sunday copies, home delivery by newspaperboy, motor route and mail rates, installment plans, service charges, and payment terms. The note mentions motor route tubes and regional subscription areas with annual rates and advance payment requirements.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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U.S.A
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