The Queen Elizabeth Heads To South Florida Hotel Plans
The Queen Elizabeth, anchored at Port Everglades, attracts 3,600 priests and aims to become a hotel convention and tourist center in Broward County. Disputes between the Investment Corporation of Florida and Port Everglades Commission over operation, licensing, and timing threaten the ship’s future, with talks of sale, relocation, or redevelopment for tourism.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla.1
Port Everglades
Florida
Cunard Steamship Co
London
Port Commission of
Port Commission
James E. Nall
Investment Corporation
South Florida
Cunard
Philip Shirley
Nall
Commission
Area Girls On Hood Dean's List
Two area women are named to Hood College Dean's List for spring semester. Nicolette Orlando and Janet L. Bear are recognized among 164 students for academic achievement. Orlando majors in chemistry and Bear will be a Hood senior in the fall.
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Hood College
Nicolette Orlando
Michael Orlando
Grove Hill
Frederick
Janet L. Bear
J. Albert Bear
Smithsburo
Hood
Miss Orlando
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Middletown High School
Bear
Mid East peace talks to recess after Tuesday meeting
Diplomatic sources say the Big Four U N ambassadors will recess weekly talks on a Middle East peace settlement after Tuesday’s session. US USSR France and Britain continue discussions while Malik leaves for home. Jordan protests Israel in Jerusalem as Security Council meets.
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United Nations
Sy. Cap
U.N
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
France
Britain
Israel
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Jordan
Old City
Jerusalem
Council
Muhammad HW
El-Farra
Knowles Claims Nixon Debt Hurts His Post Bid
Boston AP Dr John Knowles says his bid for the No 1 health post failed due to political debts Nixon owed to conservatives He criticizes AMA trustees and AMPAC seeking an investigation He cites support from HEW Secretary Robert Finch and notes two Weston doctors resign from AMA over the dispute
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Boston
Johnh. Knowles
Nixon
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Finch
AMA
Weston
Mitchell T. Rabkin
Beth Israel Hospital
Howard VII
Beth Israel Am
Harvard Medical School
Bers
American Medical Association
The
AMPAC
Brain size growth through history documented
Scientific studies indicate the human brain has remained nearly the same size for the last 100000 years. Earlier, brain size tripled over a span of 400000 to 500000 years.
Salt Lake executive directs 7000-strong youth dance show
Rulon B. Stanfield, 55, an efficiency expert and United Fund director from Ogden, will choreograph a massive dance program at the University of Utah stadium. About 6 700 teenagers and 90 000 spectators are expected for three performances in a church youth event titled There’s Nothing Like a Girl. Stanfield has never taken a dance lesson and has trained volunteers nationwide to stage the show with one rehearsal.
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Salt Lake City
Rulon B. Stanfield
University of Utah
Stanfield
United Fund Drive
Utah
Tle
Ruby
Ogden
South Carolina Ends Hospital Strike
Charleston, SC AP report says the Medical College of South Carolina hospital and 1199-8 union workers resolved a 102 day strike. New wage scale lifts starting pay to 1.60 and top to 2.10 an hour. union recognition was not granted. Abernathy and Foner praised ties between labor and civil rights leaders, while the county hospital dispute remained unsettled.
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Charleston
8.C
Medical College of South Carolina
Hospital and Nursing Home Workers Union
APL« Clo
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Charleston County
J. Mitchell Graham
Charleston County Council
Medical College
Moe Foner
Unnion
Foner
Martin Luther King
Abernathy
King
SCLC
Memphis
Tenn
Firemen Rescue Stranded Peacock in Laredo
A tornado struck Laredo on Wednesday evening trapping a peacock in a coop with clipped wings. Firemen answered neighbors who found the bird perched atop a telephone pole, unable to fly, and freed it.
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Laredo
Tex
Finch abandons Knowles campaign as opposition wins
Secretary of Welfare Robert H. Finch drops his five month bid to appoint Dr John H Knowles as health affairs chief amid strong opposition from organized medicine and Senate leaders. USC dean Roger Egenberg named compromise candidate. White House announcement anticipated.
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Ones Lyebury Aluve
University of Southern California
Robert Tl. Finch
Washington
Secreary
Robert H. Finch
John H. Knowles
Roger Egeberg
Knowles
Organized Medicine
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Egenberg
USC School of Medicine
Finch
White House
Nixon
New York
Congress
Byward
Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Jerry's Kitchen
Dente Myrreville, Md
Southey T. Nottingham, Jr
Nox
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Maryland
Gail Plemmons
RFD
Comanche
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Cphato
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South Carolina
John Knowles
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