William Winick Receives Physician of the Year Award
Dr. William Winick, director of the Veterans Administration Hospital in Brockton Massachusetts, is named Physician of the Year by the Presidents Committee on Employment of the Handicapped Atlanta. He is honored for CHIRP work therapy aiding mentally ill patients to become employable. The celebration is part of AMA Occupational Health Congress.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Brockton
Mass
Committee On
Atlanta
Winick
American Medical Association
Occupational Health Congress
Israelis Plan Settlers in Syria and Jordan Conquered Zones
Israel says it will move Jewish settlers into occupied Syria and a captured Jordanian area where troops and helicopter gunners wounded 11 Arab attackers. An Amb terror campaign killed a 31-year-old Israeli, and a bombing near the old Jordan Israel frontier wounded parents. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol announced resettlement along the Jordan River between Bethlehem and Hebron as pioneers return toward the Golan Heights, with clashes near Nablus continuing and terrorists rounded up amid intensified bombing and sabotage.
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Syria
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Hebron
Youns
Golan Heights
Jordan
Nablus
el Fatah
N Y Schools Agreement Still Sought
New York City teachers strike enters third week with no quick return. negotiations resume at Board of Education offices in Brooklyn. Union president Albert Shanker says teachers will return only if settlement is reached very early. Superintendent Donovan notes schools could reopen today under supervising staff and volunteers. Oral agreement reached last Wednesday was repudiated Friday by the union.
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UPS
New York City
Board of Education
Brooklyn
Albert Shanker
Bernard E. Donovan
Oni
Pakistan's Ayub Khan Arrives in Moscow for Talks
Field Marshal Mohammed Ayub Khan, Pakistan's president, arrived in Moscow in May for a week long visit. Diplomats expect discussions on possible Soviet arms support for Pakistan during the talks.
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UPI
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Communists win big in Paris suburbs regional vote
In the first round, Communists claimed surprising gains around Paris, winning 45 districts with strong pressure in the Red belt while Gaullists held rural areas to take three. Outside Paris the bloc won 23 percent, up from 21.6 in 1964, reflecting shift in regional council contests.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Hitch Admits Reagan Talk Before Appointment to Presidency
Charles J. Hitch acknowledged speaking with Governor Reagan before his UC presidency but did not address a secret meeting reportedly held last Wednesday. Regents and staff debated whether the meeting influenced Hitch’s selection, while Reagan’s office confirmed the encounter and described Hitch as seeking amicable resolution of any differences.
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Reagan
Sacramento
University of California
Charles, J. Hitch
Ronald Reagan
Board of Regents
Clark Kerr
Hiteh
Los Angeles
Lyn Nofziger
Nofzizer
Oreet
Nofziger
Gordon P. Smith
Redding Man Rescued After Four Days Lost in Idaho Wilderness
Tolbert Halverson, 60, of Redding California was lost for four days after separating from hunting partner C. W. Harter 60 miles east of Cascade Idaho. A Forest Service plane spotted him early Sunday and he was flown out by helicopter to safety.
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UPI
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Redding
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Halverson
C. W. Harter
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Cutter Stuck in Ice as Northwind Leads Arctic Rescue Effort
The Coast Guard icebreaker Northwind is stuck 470 miles northwest of Barrow Alaska after losing a blade in thick Arctic ice. It has 200 crew and is not in immediate danger but requires assistance. John A MacDonald and Staten Island are rerouted to scene. Glacier readies to depart Long Beach. rescue plans include supplies from Nome and a T-3 island research halt.
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Barrow T
Spinster Minnie Mangum Dies at 71 in Virginia
Minnie Mangum a Portsmouth spinster and Sunday school teacher who embezzled nearly 2 million died at 71 after a long life marked by church work and charity. She was paroled 34 years ago after a 9 year sentence for embezzlement tied to Virginia’s largest savings and loan loss. A stroke is suspected as cause following a hospital arrival.
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