Psychosurgery revival alarm raises ethical fears
Washington AP reports Dr. Peter R. Breggin warns a renewed global wave of psychosurgery targets mainly hyperactive children, neurotics, and emotionally troubled adults. He urges outlawing all psychosurgery in the United States, noting controversial cases and international studies.
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Cornelius E. Gallagher
Dn.j
Congressional
Breggin
Washington, D.C
School of Psychiatry
United States
Soviet Union
Mrs Chisholm To End Career
Democratic presidential candidate Shirley Chisholm says she will quit politics after one more term in the House. The Brooklyn congresswoman, age 47, cites fatigue from campaigning and says she plans to teach in the Virgin Islands and create an institute in Washington, D.C. to train young people in politics.
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Washington
Shirley Chisholm
Congress
Miami
Virgin Islands
Ceen
Brooklyn
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Florida
Washington, D.C
Chisholm
Bob Got
Gotlieb
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon Takes A Boatride On Hangchow West Lake
President Nixon enjoyed a 22 hour boat ride on Hangchow West Lake escorted by Premier Chou Enlai. He fed bread to goldfish that ignored the crackers, and viewed a California redwood sapling needing replanting as crowds gathered around the Hua Kong park. The scene included elderly visitors, children playing and workers on holiday.
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Hangchow
Nixon
Hua Kong
Chou Enlai
Stampers Blamed For Bus Victory
Washington AP campaigners for president faced scrutiny as the Senate passed a strong anti busing amendment 43 to 40. Republican Leader Hugh Scott claimed the outcome could have swung if all 17 absentees had attended. Five presidential candidates opposed the measure, with efforts underway to have them back next week for a final busing showdown. The amendment, sponsored by Sen. Griffin, bars courts from ordering busing to desegregate and blocks federal funds to coerce districts. It was adopted as an amendment to a higher education desegregation bill, leaving final action for next week.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Scott
GOP
Griffin
Congress
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Luna 20 Returns With Moon Soil Samples From Highlands
The Soviet Luna 20 unmanned mission landed in Kazakhstan near Dzhezkazgan after a 10:12 Moscow time touchdown. It carried a ball shaped return capsule with several ounces of lunar soil drilled from the highlands. The mission faced bad weather but all phases were completed as planned and samples will be handed to the Soviet Academy of Sciences.
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Moscow
Earth
Lunar Highlands
Tass
Moon
Lunar
Dzhezkazgan
Kazakhstan
Central Asia
Baikonur
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Angela Davis Bondsman Faces Threats Over Inheritance
Rodger McAfee, a Fresno farmer who posted 405 acres as collateral for Angela Davis’s 100000 dollar bond, reports death threats to his family and his children being ordered out of school. Authorities say threats exist but have taken no action. Davis faces trial for murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy in Raisin City.
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Fresno
Calif
Angela Davis
Rodger McAfee
Caruthers
McAfee
Miss Davis
Thomas F. Davis
Davis
IRA Leftists Admit Assassination Try
Belfast report says the leftist IRA wing claimed responsibility for the attempt on Home Affairs Minister John Taylor. Taylor survived gunfire after ambush in Armagh and was treated in Belfast. Officials said Taylor helped jail IRA suspects without trial, drawing strong condemnation from leaders including Prime Minister Faulkner and Cardinal Conway.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
John Taylor
IRA
Armagh
Taylor
Aldershot
England
Dublin
Londonderry
Brian Faulkner
William Cardinal Conway
All Ireland
Edward Heath
Jack Lynch
Irish Republic
Israel Wins Strikes on Lebanon Guerrilla Bases
Israeli jets bombed guerrilla bases in southeast Lebanon for a second day as the UN Security Council prepared to meet in New York. Eyewitnesses said Mirage and Skyhawk fighters attacked camps near Lebanese villages while artillery shelled roads to hinder guerrilla escape. Casualty tallies cited by both sides varied, with Palestinian groups reporting seven guerrillas and two villagers killed, and Israel claiming five guerrillas killed.
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Associated Press
Palestine
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
New York
Marjayoun
Israel
Security Council
al Fatah
Beirut
Rachaya Foukhar
Mt. Hermon
Long Island group boycotts French wines to curb heroin flow
The Long Island Restaurant and Catering Association representing 120 establishments calls for a boycott of French wine liquors and brandies. It claims heroin supply mainly comes from drugs imported from Turkey processed in Marseilles and illegally distributed worldwide.
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Woodbury, N.Y
Long Island
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