AMA Delegates Fight Racial Charge During Annual Session
The American Medical Association House of Delegates faced disruption from two unscheduled speakers claiming the organization discriminates against Negroes and the poor. They challenged Medicare and national health policies while the convention, opening in San Francisco, resumed amid audible protests and calls for broader access to care.
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Missing purse at San Francisco airport worth 13010 dollars
A San Francisco woman seeks a reward for a purse left on the ground while she unlocked her car at San Francisco International Airport. The bag contained nearly 1310 dollars in cash and jewelry and was gone when she returned. In France, Mitt Romney was injured in a two car crash that killed Leola S Anderson and left H Duane Anderson with five broken ribs. Both professors at San Bernardino Valley College were traveling on church business from Bordeaux to Paris when their car collided with a speeding vehicle in the wrong lane.
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H. Duane Anderson
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Paris
Bordeaux
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Prince Charles Knighted Today at Windsor Castle
Ceremonies at Windsor Castle in London accord Prince Charles heir to the throne investiture as a Knight Companion of the Order of the Garter the oldest Christian chivalric order in England.
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England
Socialist Norman Thomas In Critical Condition At Huntington
Norman Thomas 83, six time Socialist Party presidential candidate, is in critical condition after liver ailment surgery at Huntington Hospital New York. He was moved from a nursing home in the Long Island town where he had been since last November after a minor stroke. A news conference planned today to boost Eugene J. McCarthy’s candidacy, despite his friendship with Hubert H. Humphrey, was canceled or postponed.
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Chiang Forecasts Fall of Red China in Civil War
Nationalist China leader Chiang Kai-shek predicted a civil war on the Chinese mainland soon, claiming the Peking regime will collapse. In Formosa he spoke to Central Military Academy cadets. Cyrus R. Vance named Yale trustee and will join July 1 for six years, succeeding William McChesney Martin as board chair.
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New Haven
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King to Take Ebenezer Pulpit After Zion Transition
Rev A D Williams King will assume the Ebenezer Baptist Church associate pastorate in Atlanta succeeding his slain brother Dr Martin Luther King Jr. He announced from Zion Baptist Church in Louisville where he serves as pastor. The three generation King line has held Ebenezer’s pulpit. his Zion resignation takes effect August 25.
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Showers Move on Dixie and East Showers and Thunder
The South and East were hit by showers and thunderstorms after violent rain and wind storms swept the mid-South Sunday night. Farther north, fair and cool weather spread from the Pacific toward the Great Lakes while the Southwest endured near 100-degree heat. Tornado reports surfaced near Big Springs and Midland Texas with a funnel cloud and winds up to 61 mph. A Lubbock, Texas thunderstorm produced daytime darkness and a 70 mph dust storm reducing visibility to zero at the airport. In Philadelphia heavy rains drenched the city, and Baltimore recorded gusts to 47 mph during the same period.
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Paris Students Routed After Month Long Revolt
Paris police routed the Sorbonne Sunday ending a month long student occupation. Officials said classes would resume next week as a National Students Union declared peaceful intent and urged no provocation. Renault auto workers reportedly voted to return to work with a 10 percent raise by October 1, signaling a possible end to strikes.
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Alternative Seen Guaranteed Income Plan Faces Doubt
A Gallup poll of 1,570 adults found most Americans oppose a workless guaranteed income but favor a plan guaranteeing at least 60 dollars of work per week. The majority across income levels and races support work guarantees over unconditional payments.
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British Airliners Struck by Pilots Strike
Two thirds of BOAC jetliners grounded as 1,000 pilots walk off, demanding an American pay scale. By tonight only a fraction may remain airborne while BOAC warns the move costs Britain about 40,000 pounds daily.
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Rifle Target Kills Neighbor in LA Backyard Shooting
EAST LOS ANGELES deputies say Mario Compan, 38, was shot Sunday by two youths playing with what they believed was an air rifle. The man was hit in the chest while cooking in a backyard. Two boys, ages 12 and 13, were taken into custody and later released to their parents after saying they fired at a shed thinking the rifle was a BB gun.
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