Acupuncture debate and Tony Awards highlight a busy week
AMA president-elect Russell B. Roth warned Nevada lawmakers against legalizing acupuncture, fearing unqualified practitioners. The Tony Awards honored That Championship Season and A Little Night Music with multiple wins. Julie Harris and Alan Bates top acting winners, with Wagner declining the Republican line for New York mayor. Joseph Kennedy II remains in stable condition after a car crash. The world´s smallest man, Mihaly Meszaros, travels to join Ringling Bros. Circus, citing fears about American food and packing spices for comfort.
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Russell B. Roth
American Medical Association
Las Vegas
Nevada
Glynis Johns
Ren Vereen
Pippin
Tan
Julie Harris
Harold Prince
Stephen Sondneim
Hugh Wheeler
Patricia Elliott
Florence Klotz
Bob Fosse
Budapest
United States
Mihaly Meszarqs
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Meszaros
Ife
Patman presses plan to curb price rises and rents
House Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman proposed a 60 day freeze on all prices and interest rates and a March 16 base for rents as part of a broader stabilization bill. He criticized Nixon Phase 3 as ineffective and said mandatory controls would resume if inflation exceeds 3 percent for three months or 24 percent yearly. Witnesses from tenant groups cited large rent hikes since Phase 3 ended.
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Washington
House
Wright Patman
Nixon
Texas Democrat
Patman
Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Proxmire
Congress
Martin Aranow
New Jersey Tenants Organization
New Jersey
Florida
Dade
Broward
Alarm Cable Cut Sparks 100000 Diamonds Theft
Thieves described as highly professional cut alarm cables protecting Holmes Protection Inc on Wall Street and looted a vault after forcing a janitor to guide them to Brumstein and Feder Inc. They damaged a safe with a torch and sledge hammer, fleeing with diamond rings set in silver or gold valued at about $100,000. Police Det. Capt. George Weilby noted lack of traceability for the gems.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
George Weilby
Holmes Protection Inc
Holmes
Safecracrackers
Nick Matinco
Brumstein and Feder Inc
Martineo
Matty
Cosa Nostra Leader Bufalino Deported by Immigration
Philadelphia report states Bufalino an alleged Cosa Nostra head surrendered to immigration officers and was deported to Sicily after losing a long deportation case. He claimed US birth and blamed immigration authorities for the action while accompanied by supporters.
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Philadelphia
UPD
Trussell Bufalino
Cosa Nostra
Sicily
Bufalino
Limigration
Tarving
Ment
Bulalino
Kingston
Fnderal
Ivania
Superme
United States
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Wagner
GOP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Fusion
Rockefeller
Alex Rose
New York City
Warner Teft
Joe Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy II
Robert F. Kennedy
Berkeley
Kennedy
Hertick Memorial Hospital
Left
Ben Vereen
TRIO
A. J. Flood
Los Altos
San Gorgonio Mountain
Palm Springs
Highway Patrol
Indio
Bullock’s Lakewood
Lakewood
la Caverfa
Hallock
Avent
Takewnad
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