British Vote for Secrecy on Patients
Exeter, England reports the British Medical Association upheld patient secrecy despite public interest in Sir Winston Churchill's doctor diary. Debates warned publication could distort truth, while some doctors argued doctors may reveal facts about famous patients. The vote followed Moran's Churchill biography detailing decline.
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British
Medical Association
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Churchill
Oilman Ducommun dies at 61 author of refinery safety works
Jesse C. Ducommun, 61, former director of the American Petroleum Institute and long time engineering teacher, who became vice president of manufacturing for the American OfCo, died Tuesday. He authored nine books on refinery safety.
Beatles in New Delhi amid fervent Indian fans and traffic chaos
The Beatles arrived in New Delhi for a two day stay drawing a surging crowd as thousands chased their limousines through crowded streets. Police formed a wall to shield them from flowers and fans while John Lennon recalled a cooler reception in Manila.
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India
Lee
Delhi
Philip
Manila
al Tahor
Hijacker of DC3 Back to Prison
Ang' Cho Kio, a Chinese hijacker who seized a DC3 in 1952 and forced a flight to Red China, was returned to the Philippines and ordered to serve out his life sentence after a 14 year pardon. He killed the pilot and copilot, was pardoned in 1959 on condition of exile, surfaced in Manila, and was reimprisoned by President Marcos.
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Manila
Ang’ Cho Kio
Philippines
Ang
Luzon
Redu
China
Taipei
Carlos Garcia
Honolulu
Ferdinand Marcos
Dental Dean McNulty Dies After Long Illness
Robert W. McNulty age 69 former dean at Loyola University Chicago and University of Southern California dental schools died Tuesday after a long illness in Los Angeles. He led prominent dental programs and contributed to professional education during his career.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert W. McNulty
Loyola |University, Chicago
University of Southern California Dental Schools
Homosexual Relations Bill Approval Seems Certain
London reports the House of Commons backed a bill legalizing homosexual relations among consenting adult males in private by a 244 to 100 vote. The measure faced strong opposition from Sir Cyril Osborne as it moves toward final passage in a colonial context.
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Thellawi
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Banda
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Elizabeth II
Librarian Strike Hits Torquay Library After Demand for Smile
In Torquay England Vine junior librarians refused orders to "give service with a smile" triggering a public library strike led by junior staff amid tension over service expectations and labor action.
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Torquay, Eng
UPI
Vine
Public Library
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