Sterilization suit targets antipoverty agency in Alabama
A $1 million federal suit alleges the Montgomery Community Action Committee ordered the sterilization of 14 year old Minnie Relf and 12 year old Mary Alice Relf after their mother signed a consent slip she could not read. The complaint seeks a nationwide ban and reversal of the operation, with a July 30 hearing set.
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Broadway Return Flights Offer Convenience and Escorts
A snippet notes guaranteed emergency return flights, bilingual escorts, and city hosts to support travel, highlighting convenience and extended services for travelers seeking rapid return options and language assistance.
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Mexico City Tour Offers Short Gala Shown
Travel ads list multiple package options to Mexico City with add ons to Guadalajara Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan. Prices range from 275 to 461 dollars for varying lengths. Ballet Folklorico tickets included. Fridays departure dates.
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Controversy Over Sterilizations Involving Relf Daughters
The World War II era case centers on the Relf girls from a welfare family who faced sterilization under government care. The report cites community action nurse visits to Mrs Bell and assertions the operation’s purpose was misunderstood as medical shots. Lonnie Relf is identified as the father but not contacted.
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Jaycees Target Venereal Disease Goal by 1976
James W. Kofski reports U S Jaycees prioritize eradicating venereal disease in the United States by 1976. Incoming president Samuel O B Winer cites Jaycees' catalytic role in uniting communities and other projects like Operation Threshold and criminal justice programs.
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TV-Access Bill Dies in Senate Rules Committee
Sacramento lawmakers refused to advance a measure allowing nearly unlimited television radio and photo coverage of state Senate committees. The bill faced strong objections over security and procedural concerns and failed to progress.
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AMA lifts ban on drug stock investments
The American Medical Association dropped its self imposed ban on buying pharmaceutical shares after the Judicial Council ruled the ethics question settled. The retirement fund, about 6 million in pharma stocks, is part of a 134 million portfolio. other funds may also invest in drug stocks.
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Pfizer Inc
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