Nader study blasts U S health care standards
A Ralph Nader study group faulted doctors and officials for tolerating medical abuses. It cites poor adherence to new developments, foreign graduates leaking into practice, unnecessary operations and drugs, plus shoddy care. It calls for a national medical standards board and relicensing.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
U.S
Nader
Robert S. McCleery
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Medicine
Paul A. Lembcke
National Commission On Health Manpower
United States
Kansas
Sanctions Placed on Colleges for Sex Discrimination
Washington AP The Department of Health Education and Welfare says it has imposed temporary financial sanctions in the past three months against 12 colleges and universities accused by a women's liberation group of sex discrimination in hiring. Withholding of federal contracts for 30 days marks the first enforcement of the 1968 executive order. Harvard and Michigan were cited among institutions. others unnamed.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Women’s Liberation
Department
Harvard
Michigan
Tragedy Stalks Outings With 15 Teens Killed
The Associated Press reports three separate accidents killed 15 young people on casual outings. At Forsyth County High School in Georgia five girls aged 14 to 17 died when their car hit an Atlanta bound train near an unprotected grade crossing. In Norfolk Virginia five boys perished in a pre dawn cabin fire. In Tiffin Ohio five teens including Valerie Long and Daniel Klepper died in an auto train collision.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Virginia
Ohio
Forsyth County High School
Cumming
Linda Lou Holtzclaw
Patricia Holtzclaw
Cathy Holtzclaw
Peggy Daniel
Kristy Martin
Wilbur Holtzclaw
Norfolk
Reuben Edward March Jr
John Ira March
Holland, Va
James W. Yuhas Jr
Jimmy Johnson
Robert Hill
Johnny Beach
Tiffin
Roger Faber
Eugene Amler Jr
Daniel Klepper
Thomas Cummings
Valerie Long
Ohioans die as twin-engine plane crashes into house
ANN ARBOR Mich AP A twin-engine Cessna 310 with three men aboard crashed into a house south of Ann Arbor killing all three aboard. The occupants were Donald N. Hole Jr 47 and passengers Harry Hicks and Bbiamo Quiroga of Alliance Ohio. The house resident William Townsend 55 survived after escaping the blaze. The crash occurred after a turn near the Ann Arbor airport en route from Alliance to Mason where Hole Construction Co planned a new factory.
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Ann Arbor Mich
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Donald N. Hole, Jr
Harry Hicks
Bbiamo Quiroga
Alliance
Ohio
Hicks
Quiroga
Mason
Mich
Hole
Hole Construction Co
William Townsend
Pope Paul VI Booed By Crowd In St. Peter's Square
In Rome a crowd of 400 to 500 shanty dwellers booed and whistled as Pope Paul VI gave Sunday blessing in St. Peter's Square. Demonstrators also shouted during the event, reflecting unrest surrounding the papal visit.
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Rome
St. Peter’s Square
National Guard
Robert Johnson
MTA
Middletown Board Sets November Meeting Agenda
The Middletown Board of Education will hold a 4 p m session to review a routine agenda including approval of a new MTA contract, a YMCA student use agreement, a life insurance carryover for retired teachers, and the resignation of Wilson Elementary teacher Kenneth Potter. Demonstrations nearby included shanty eviction protests, Youth Italian Fascist protests over jailings, and Catholic group placards urging a referendum on divorce. The Supt. met with MTA reps recently to discuss the contract.
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Middletown Board of Education
Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
YMCA
Kenneth Potter
Wilson
New Course For Explorer Leaders Set
A training program for all Explorer post and ship leaders, committeemen and boy officers begins Thursday at Lemon Monroe High School at 7 30 p m. The three week series covers Exploring, Program Planning, and Understanding Explorers led by Walter Simpson Dave Knochs and Frank Latimer. Men with Explorer experience or interest in youth work are invited.
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Explorer
Lemon-Monroe High School
Walter Simpson
Lebanon
Dave Knochs
Middletown
Frank Latimer
Trainee Cops Not Duped By Hippie Imposter
Lexington police trainees tested a faux prisoner in class. A man named Jerry Brown in Army fatigues and a wig posed as a student arrest suspect on the University of Kentucky campus, but trainees found him fraudulent. The exercise included calls to dissidents and a fake arrest book check. In Benoni South Africa an unidentified man drowned in a beer tank at Daveyter prompting police scrutiny.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Police Department
Dent
Jerry Brown
Benoni
South Africa
Daveyter
Pasteeth Denture Adhesive Powder Ad
Denture users gain firmer, longer wear with Pasteeth Denture Adhesive Powder. Easy to use and non acid with no gummy taste. Improves comfort and natural feel. encourages regular dental care. Available at all drug counters.
Preparation H relief for hemorrhoidal itching and pain
An advertisement claims Preparation H provides prompt relief from itching and burning in hemorrhoidal tissues. It says the formula reduces swelling, soothes inflamed surfaces, and does not sting, offering soothing protection especially at night. Tests in New York City Washington DC and the Midwest reportedly show positive results.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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