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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1967
Page
7
A New York Times style briefing outlines how US medical schools, despite budget surges up to one billion dollars, have enrollment near thirty three thousand, while costs rise sharply. Analysts warn funding gaps threaten access, with private and state schools facing deficits and calls for reform to emphasize community medicine and family physicians.
Washington and Capitol Hill reacted to President Johnson's Friday speech with no consensus on a policy shift. Supporters praised the address while critics called it a restatement. Several senators and representatives urged new moves or peace talks, but few saw fresh policy.
In Pittsburgh district, dis sident Teamster steel haulers showed reluctance to settle the long strike. They demanded a basis for settlement and signaled they would await rank and file approval before ending the stoppage.
A Georgetown University panel warns the Soviet Union will surpass the United States in total ICBMs by 1970 and exceed U S mega tonnage before then. It cites more than 400 ICBMs, 700 intermediate missiles, 40 ballistic submarines, 40 cruise-missile subs, and expanding missile deployment.
Six RAM members linked to a Dellatare plan to assassinate top US officials and bomb public buildings in New York City Washington Baltimore and Richmond. Bail ranged 25000 to 50000 each with two defendants set at 535000 and others at 50000 and 25000 as police described a master plan of insurrection and terror.
Hannah Milhous Nixon mother of former Vice President Richard Nixon died Saturday at a convalescent home in Whittier Calif. She was 82 born March 7 1885 in Butlerville Ind. She moved to the Los Angeles area as a child and married Francis A. Nixon in 1908. Their son Richard became a U S senator vice president and presidential candidate. Mrs Nixon was a member of the First Friends Church of Whittier and raised Richard and Donald in the Quaker faith.
Washington UPI report says Robin Olds, the leading US interceptor pilot in Vietnam with four MIG kills, is greeted by wife Ella Raines and family. Olds, soon to become Air Force Academy cadet commandant, may be promoted to brigadier general. He plans a Washington visit before reporting to Colorado Springs.
NBC and NABE technicians union reach a new contract offer ending an eight day strike against ABC. NABET members employed by NBC and ABC total 2900 with ratification likely. CBS technicians remain represented by another union as federal mediator plans renewed talks Monday.
Scientists released the first chemical analysis of a celestial body other than Earth, arguing the Moon is largely basaltic soil and volcanic rock. Surveyor 5 data and Lunar Orbiter photographs support that the lunar surface mirrors Earthly volcanic regions, with implications about the Moon's origins and surface history.
Police across 13 states hunt a tall bruised lip suspect who rented an olive green sedan after socialite Dorothy Beck Palmer was stabbed 20 times in her Morristown home. The killer's description matched by the Palmer maid who fled the house amid threats. Bruce Palmer conducts funeral services for the prominent New York businessman.
State Sen. C. Dick Montgomery of New Martinsville announced his candidacy for Congress in the First District Democratic Primary next May. He claimed the district has suffered from a lack of federal projects under a Democratic Congress with a Republican president and said he would run regardless of Arch Moore’s status. The Naval Academy at Annapolis was established in 1845.
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