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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

6

Promoters prey on PW MIA victims in Orange County scam

A tabloid funded effort in Orange County used $5 donations to print a special edition for POW and MIA families. Promoters and a convicted robber ran the scheme, drawing $10,000 to $15,000 before a court injunction. Veterans News paused after agreeing to compensate two POW MIA groups.

Feara Vietnam Orange County Pws Veterans News Optron California Pw-Mia Arizona Beg Jack K. Armstrong District Attorney’s Superior

Chinese Health Scene Surprises US Doctor Reports Few Addictions

Dr E Gray Dimond of the University of Missouri Medical Center said during a stop in San Francisco that in extensive travels in Communist China he saw virtually no drug addiction alcoholism prostitution or pandering and noted a decline in venereal disease over the past decade He observed seven hospitals and about 40 heart patients and found Chinese treatment similar to U S methods White advocated bicycles over cars urging conservation during the trip He described hospitals self supplying sterile saline and glucose and a war footing in provincial facilities

San Francisco China E. Gray Dimond University of Missouri Medical Center Dimond Paul Dudley White United States White

PW-MIA group tightens rules amid White House protest

The National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia moved to keep members from representing personal politics as league stance. Pickets outside the White House demanded Nixon set a Vietnam withdrawal date. President Nixon visited later, saying concerns were not a factor in his decision. The group adopted a nonpolitical pledge, limited publicity, and planned a delegation to the United Nations while ruling out political lobbying.

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Fragmentary quote hints at financial loss in April

A partial page fragment cites Mrs Han in mid April stating that aside from time worry and trouble, they did not lose vast sums of money. No further context or names are provided.

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