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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1970

Page

3

UN Silver Anniversary marred by fading hopes

The United Nations General Assembly marks its silver anniversary with disillusionment as many world leaders abstain, key Middle East talks fail, and a Big Four summit stalls. The World Youth Assembly devolves into rhetoric, Nasser and de Gaulle deaths cast a pall, and East West tensions sour the mood.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. General Assembly U.N Middle East Nikita Khrushchev Fidel Castro Sukarno Indonesia Alexei N. Kosygin Gerges Pompidou U Thant New York Gamal Abdel Nasser Charles de Gaulle World Youth Assembly General Assembly Moscow

Nader Task Force Blames System for Nursing Home Neglect

A six teenager project for Ralph Nader charges doctors officials and owners enable neglect in nursing homes. The 346 page report cites a Baltimore salmonella death and a Marietta Ohio fire as proof of weak safety standards. It urges stricter enforcement medical reviews and better aide training while noting most facilities fail minimal standards. New York City sanitation reports over 70 000 abandoned cars removed this year, up from 58 000 last year and 37 000 in 1963.

Washington Baltimore Social Security Administration Marietta Ohio Connecticut Claire Townsend Daugh‘ter Robert Townsend Nader Senate Iit New York New York City Sanitation Department

Morocco King Hassan II Blighted by Illness Report

In Rabat, palace officials said King Hassan II is indisposed and must rest completely for two weeks with no further details. The official visit of Turkish President Cevdet Sunay, planned to begin Saturday, has been postponed indefinitely.

Rabat Morocco Hassan II Cevdet Sunay Turkey

Brother of Poet Reports Attacks Near Houseboat

Brian Behan brother of Brendan Behan says someone fired four or five shots at his houseboat in Shoreham by Sea England. Behan 43 a former leftist agitator now a student at Essex University lives on the boat with his wife and three daughters.

Shoreham-By-Sea England Brian Behan Brendan Behan Behan Essex University

Advertising Of Abortions Hit By Medical Societies

New York and California face ethical concerns as abortion advertising prompts hospital apologies and medical groups to review practices. Park East Hospital mailed 40,000 Dear Doctor letters touting abortions up to 12 weeks for 575 dollars, triggering cross solicitation complaints. AMA condemns commercialization. NY County Medical Society requests stoppage. Los Angeles groups study complaints amid out-of-area outreach and fees around 465 dollars.

New York California Park East Hospital Manhattan Texas Arizona American Medical Association Medical Ethics Park East AMA New York County Medical Society Board of Censors Los Angeles County Medical Association Los Angeles United States Don Roserthal County Medical Association Morton- W Barke West Coast Medical Group Planned Parenthood New York Area

Volunteer Army Raises Doubts

ST. LOUIS AP Army Chief of Staff Gen William C Westmoreland says the Army is willing to part with past practices that no longer serve a productive end He adds the Army seeks a force where service is satisfying rewarding and professionally stimulating He notes public support must be visible audible and tangible for an all volunteer army to be built

ST. Louis William C. Westmoreland Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce

Yes Virginia author’s widow in hospital for Christmas

Virginia O Hanlon Douglas, who prompted the famous 1897 Santa Claus editorial, is 81 and hospitalized at Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson New York. A hospital spokesman said she likely will not be discharged before Christmas. She wrote as a child asking if there is a Santa Claus and the reply by Francis P Church became famous.

Hudson N.Y Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas Douglas Columbia Memorial Hospital Santa Claus Francis P. Church

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