Nixon Not Leading, Foreign Papers Say
British French and Italian papers describe Nixon facing a loss of confidence amid his first nine months in office. Times of London notes a relaxed start and a royal like view of leadership. Le Monde cites immobility as eroding trust. Corriere della Sera warns of growing storms ahead.
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Induction of Shaker Heights Teacher Ruled Illegal
U S District Judge William K. Thomas ordered the Army to release 23 year old Shaker Heights teacher Joel R Shook after finding his induction unconstitutional. Shook had been on unpaid leave since Aug 11 and argued his draft report followed by Cleveland Board of Education acceptance violated his rights. The judge said the change of status was beyond his control and the selective service file showed no basis to reopen the case.
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Dutch midwives reduce infant mortality in home care
In three historical periods from 1900 to 1964 the Netherlands cut infant mortality by half. A maternity aide delivered home birth support and served as nurse, cook and laundress for about ten days, aiding families with basic in home care.
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