New AMA President Charles L Hudson Sees Politics Rise
Dr Charles L. Hudson of Cleveland takes the AMA presidency amid a “bug” of politics as doctors are urged to engage publicly. A Republican and veteran internist, Hudson signals a broader role for physicians in public affairs and calls for improved federal communication during Medicare era changes.
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Chicago
Charles L. Hudson
Cleveland
American Medical Association
Pehan
Hudson
Richard M. Nixon
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
AMA
Academy of Medicine of
Ohio State Medical Association
The
AMA Board of Trustees
American Board of Internal Medicine
Merrill
Mich
University of Michigan
Department of Internal Medicine
Cleveland Clinic
Western Reserve University
Westminster Mayor Files For 2 County Senate Seat
Westminster Mayor Joseph H. Hahn Jr. announced his candidacy for a Maryland State Senate seat from the Carroll Frederick district subject to the Republican primary. Hahn, drafted by Carroll County GOP, seeks the November term alongside Merril F. Wachter. Three Democrats also seek the two seats: Thomas R. O'Farrell, Goodloe Byron, and Charles H. Smelser.
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Joseph H. Hahn Jr
Westminster
State Senate
Carroll-Fredeerick
Hahn
Republican State Central Committee
Carroll County
Post
Annapor
Carroll
Frederick
Maryland
Merril F. Wachter
Wachter
Frederick County
John A. Derr
Derr
G.O.P
Senate
Edward Weant Jr
Thomas R. O'Farrell
Dcarroll
Weant
del. Goodloe
Relocation Of Road Approved In Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners approved the relocation of Catoctin Hollow Road to clear space for the Catoctin State Park dam and lake project. The new route starts at the intersection with Md 77 and runs one mile east. The Maryland Department of Forests and Parks funds the project and aims to finish relocation by year end.
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Frederick County
Catoctin Hollow
Catoctin State Park
Catoctin Hollow Rd
MD. 77
Maryland Department of Forrests and Parks
Moths Ravage Northern New Jersey Woodlands
Northern New Jersey forests suffered extensive moth damage this year, with 100000 or more acres affected. The State Agriculture Department cited no explanation for the surge but noted moths often rise in cyclical outbreaks.
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Trenton
New Jersey
State Agriculture Department
Rhodes Scholars in America Reach Nineteen Thousand
SWARTHMORE Pa AP since 1902 the Rhodes scholarships have been awarded to 17798 Americans. Thirty two American Rhodes scholars are chosen each year. Beaten at Oxford University in Beneficial Eyes Eyelids and eyelashes are beneficial to the eyes. Like window shades in a room eyelids keep out strong light and eye lashes keep out dust and dirt.
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Swarthmore, Pa
Oxford University
Anti U S Protests World Wide
London AP reports Fourth of July protests around the world against the United States over Vietnam. About 5 000 Japanese leftists greeted U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Osaka en route to an economic conference, while in Paris 700 Americans clashed with police as French Communists intervened over a protest petition. An American girl waved a burning flag to signify anger at U S actions in Viet Nam.
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London
Viet Nam
U.S
Dean Rusk
Japan
Osaka
Paris
No Rocks For Scotch
Atlantic City faced a heat wave over the holiday weekend with temperatures above 100. Bars and night clubs were hardest hit as customers left rather than drink without ice. An employee at Rendez vous bar described the struggle serving a scotch on the rocks with no rocks.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Rendezvous
Grimes Earns Drafting Diploma From Arlington Institute
Grimes son of Mr and Mrs William B Grimes of Buckeystown received a diploma in drafting from Columbia Technical Institute of Arlington. He is employed by Industrial Systems a division of Aerojet General Corp and resides with his wife and daughter in Frederick.
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Mark W. Grimes
William B. Grimes
Buckeystown
Columbia Technical Institute of Arlington
Industrial Systems
Aerojet General Corporation
Frederick
Subway Fare Hiked Across New York City
The subway fare rose a nickel to 20 cents yesterday affecting most city businesses as well. The increase, announced on the July 4 holiday afternoon, was long anticipated and is expected to hit all riders in a few days. The change marks a notable shift in urban transit pricing and impacts numerous commercial activities in the city.
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New York
Newark
New Yorkers surprised by first transit fare hike in years
The Transit Authority announced a 20 cent fare increase marking its first rise in 13 years. Officials said riders should expect the new fare to take effect and remain in place for at least a year.
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