Couple Wins Suit Against Doctors Over Abortion Negligence
In Brooklyn, the Stewart family won 110000 in damages from Long Island College Hospital for allegedly failing to perform an abortion when Mrs. Stewart contracted German measles. The couple claimed malpractice and negligence on two counts, citing lack of guidance on abortion risks. The jury verdict labeled first of its kind by attorney Norman Roy Grutman.
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NEW York
Brookelyn
Robert Stewart
Barbara
Roslyn
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
Stewart
William Klein
Norman Roy Grutman
Stewarts
Grutman
James Hayes
Charles J. Beckinella
Lincoln University
Philadelphia
Chase Manhattan Bank
Agnew Campaigns in Alaska Calls for Youth Government Ties
In Anchorage and Spokane, Spiro Agnew urged uniting the GOP and proposed a plan to connect youth with government. He proposed college lectures by administrators and youth advisor elections, plus summer internships in federal and state agencies. He blamed student protest on college leaders more than youth.
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Bae
Anchorage
Alaska
AFQ
Spiro
Agnew
Repub
Maryland
Spokane
Wash
Humphrey
Colleges
Univers Tes
Agnem
Berlin bound motorists greeted by Polish LOT posters
AP dispatch notes East German border signs aimed at travelers from Helmstedt showing English French German notices encouraging visits to Poland via LOT. Other items include Glasgow University rector invitation decline and McCarthy letter controversy, tax move in Georgetown Cayman Islands tourism levy, and a moose delaying Waterville Maine airport operations.
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Berlin
East Germany
Helmstedt
West Germany
LOT
Poland
Inone
Glasgow
Scotland
David Barrie
Glasgow University
Eugene McCarthy
Dein
Barrie
Lord MacLeod
McCarthy
MacLeod
Vietnam
Grand Cayman Georgetown
Alne
Johannesburg
Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Waterville
Maine
Bri
Youth Beat and Medicare for Teens in National Report
Teen Medicare proposals include free care and nursery co op schools for unwed mothers near high schools. A helmet law approach in Michigan aims to curb teen motorcycle injuries by bundling helmets with bikes. GM unveils a theft alarm to deter Corvette theft. Car buying advice favors autumn or winter timing and warns against engine quieting oils. Bicycle routes gain safety signs and crossings marked for cyclists.
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California
Bicycle Institute of America
The Doctor Says Emotions Play Big Part In Health
Emotions such as hate and fear directly affect health by speeding heart rate and breathing and diverting blood to muscles. Hate linked to hypertension and ulcers. love deemed healthier. Hamman Rich syndrome discussed as lung disease with unknown cause and scar tissue. cortisone-type drugs may help. Wayne G Brandstadt M D offers general health guidance.
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Wayne
Brandstadt, M. D
Abel
Bbirth
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Red Guards Trample Five in Canton National Day Chaos
Reports from arrivals claim Red Guards drunk and roaming Canton trampled five women and children to death during National Day celebrations. Other accounts note raids on homes of intellectuals and suspected political enemies. The reports could not be independently confirmed.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Red Guards
Canton
Red
First Vessel Sunk in World War II
The USS Reuben James became the first warship sunk in World War II after a torpedo strike in October 1941 while on convoy duty off the coast of Iceland, before the United States officially entered the war.
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Reuben * James
Iceland
United States
Warren Begins New Term As Chief Justice Signals Change
Chief Justice Earl Warren, starting a new term and amid reports of his resignation, told a New York University Law School convocation the Supreme Court remains a responsive last resort for Negroes and minority groups. He warned that America’s racial problems require continued government effort and cited 1950s decisions as a push for equality.
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New York
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
University Law School
Johnson
Senate
Proposals for Maryland Constitutional Amendments Published
The governor orders publication of bills proposing amendments to Maryland's constitution. The measures include amendments to Article III and Article VII allowing land acquisition by counties for roads and streets with new procedures, private property just compensation, and submission to voters in the 1968 general election with for against options.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Prince George’s
Cnsembly
Legislative Department
Usc
Prince George's Founta
Damm
Aard of County Commissioners
Prince Crorge’s County
Aare
Otto
Gary
Anne ‘Atumiel
General Assembly of Maryland
Baltimore
Witner
Anne
Gerne
Mere
Arundel
Babine
Comey
Erylard
Ratinmere
Neepetty
Lahore
Irene Covent
Maryland Constitutional Amendment Proposal Text
Fragmented OCR shows proposed constitutional amendments including eminent domain, property taking, compensation, election timing, and judge salaries. The text references Section 40A, Montgomery County, and multiple voting procedures for adoption or rejection at the next general election with printed ballot options.
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Peercett
Montgomery County
Afaryland
Maryland
Comwal Assembly
Maliend
Potve
Mt Maryland
German Cave-in Toll Hits Twelve In Ruhr Mine
In Luenen Germany a coal mine disaster raised the death toll to 12 after a cave-in left three men trapped 2600 feet underground. Rescue workers warned the trapped miners were unlikely to be saved as fresh collapses continued during the night. Two miners were rescued and reported in serious condition with gas exposure.
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Luenen
Germany
Ruhr
Gasoning and Brothers Mining Co
Dortmund
Looaen Cou
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