Black psychiatrists press APA for racial reform and new group
Black psychiatrists accuse the American Psychiatric Association of ignoring racism and excluding Black members. They form the Black Psychiatrists of the APA and demand a Negro-presence on leadership, a task force, and actions to end segregation within psychiatry. The APA board accepts the resolution and pledges study and reform.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Psychiatric Association
APA
National Institute of Mental Health
APA Board of Trustees
Ant
Lawrence ¢.T Kolb
New York City
Behavioral Science
Cornell Black Students May Face Charges
A Tompkins County grand jury may indict black students who occupied Willard Straight Hall at Cornell in April. Witnesses linked to the union building entered the jury chamber as proceedings remain secret. The occupation caused an estimated 15000 to 20000 dollars in damage and followed a December demonstration that led to charges later dropped by the faculty.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Tompkins County
Willard Straight
Pastor Hikes Through Woods For Crash Aid
A Syracuse clergyman, Rev Roger C Rounds of Willet Memorial Wesleyan Church, hiked over six miles through dense woods from Sherbrooke Quebec to reach a customs station near the Maine New Hampshire line and obtain help for an injured plane pilot Dr W E Dow of Trenton Ont after a crash.
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Sherbrooke, Que
Syracuse
N.Y
Royal Canadian Air Force
Roger C. Rounds
Rounds
Maine
New Hampshire
Here
Mer. Rounds
W. EB. Dow
Trenstop, Ont
Tornadoes Rip Ohio Kill One in Eastern and Western Areas
A severe storm swept Ohio with tornadoes and damaging winds killing one person near Tappan Lake in eastern Ohio and injuring 15 others. About 12 houses near the lake were hit with four destroyed, and a three mile path cut through a Dayton area suburb destroying 30 homes and damaging a large apartment complex. Kettering Memorial Hospital treated about 25 people.
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Kettering
Ohio
Tappan Lake
Dayton
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Gore warns of prolonged Vietnam war policy shift
Sen. Albert Gore says Nixon administration retains Johnson Vietnam policy and aims for a long, extended U S involvement. He argues no essential difference between the Johnson plan and Nixon approach, as Senate debate on Vietnam intensifies amid resignations and party splits.
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Gore
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Albert Gore
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Harold Hughes
Town
Vietnam
Moynihan Sees Double Aid To States
Syracuse New York AP Dan Moynihan assistant to President Nixon for urban affairs said the federal government could double aid to state and local governments after the Vietnam War He proposed a permanent federal contribution equal to one third of local revenues amounting to about 40 billion for fiscal year 1969 if the war ends He urged local government reorganization to make them stronger more visible and more accessible and warned against par governmental structures that evade established authorities
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Syracuse
N.Y
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Nixon
Moynihan
Syracuse University
Fortas Urges Nonviolence to Solve Nation's Unrest
Justice Abe Fortas spoke in Boston saying solutions to national unrest will not come through violence or lawlessness. In his first public appearance since a Life magazine report, he urged the generation gap be bridged and stressed education reforms and meaningful student involvement without addressing the article directly.
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Boston
U.S. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Life Magazine
Family Foundation
Louis Wolfson
Defense budget items reshuffle amid AMSA and AWACS debate
Laird seeks 100 million for AMSA development while skeptics question a new bomber amid missile era. AWACS patrols North American periphery with a 1 billion program, defenses heaped on a controversial mix of naval and antisubmarine efforts. Opponents argue costs and strategic value, with Safeguard deployment tied to broader defense funding fights.
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National Aeronautics Land Space Administration
AMSA
Laird
United States
North America
Soviet Union
Pentagon
ASW
Plot to blow up Israeli liner uncovered in New York
Charles Schafer, 34, of Far Rockaway, arraigned for plotting to use dynamite with scuba gear to attack the Hanseatic offshore. He sought an undercover agent as a partner and planned to detonate at sea to kill many passengers aboard the Shalom Hanseatic ship.
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New York
Treasury
Shalom
Zim Israel Navigation
Atlantic Line
Hanseatic
Israel
Charles S. Schafer
Far Rockaway
Queens
U. S
U.S. Atty
Stuart Stillman
Schafer
Stillman
Witmer Seen as Keating Successor for Court of Appeals
G Robert Witmer an Appellate Division judge from Rochester is mentioned as a possible replacement for Kenneth Keating on the New York Court of Appeals. Governor Rockefeller may appoint Witmer, a Republican, to a seat with a 42000 dollar salary and a 6000 dollar expense allowance, with voters to pick a two judge 14 year term in November. Other pursued candidates have stepped back or been ruled out due to balance considerations.
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Albany
N. Y
Kenneth B. Keating
Court of Appeals
G. Robert
Witmer
Keating
Rochester
Rockefeller
Witmer Clear
U.S
Nixon
India
Malcolm Wilson
Westchester
GOP
Charles Schoeneck
Syracuse
National Republican
Front and Saigon respond to mutual withdrawal plan
The article reports reactions from South Vietnam and North Vietnam officials after a meeting on proposed pullouts. Nguyen Xuan Phong questions mutual withdrawal and overthrow demands. Front deputy Nguyen Thi Binh criticizes comments as precipitate. Observers note the plan may bolster public image despite doubts on peace talks.
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Front
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Xuan Phong
Kiem
Thuy
United States
Nguyen Thi Binh
Lodge and
Phong
North Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Allen sworn U.S. education chief urges no campus mediation
Dr James E Allen Jr takes oath as the 18th U S education secretary in Washington He says the government should not mediate campus disputes and will focus on student bus transportation to improve education His tenure oversees a near four billion dollar HEW budget with Robert Finch noting campus unrest as a times phenomenon.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S
HEW
Robert H. Finch
Allen
City Charges NYC Failure to Prevent Water Pollution
New York Health Commissioner Hollis Ingraham says city officials did not take adequate steps to curb water pollution after a two day study into delays in the water pollution abatement program. Governor Rockefeller later announced state approval of a 2.5 million Pure Waters grant and preliminary approval of two more grants totaling 40.4 million for New York City.
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Albany
N.Y
Hollis
Ingraham
New York City
Department
Rockefeller
Electric Shock Kills 2 Workers in North Syracuse
Two workers died from electric shock and four were burned when equipment touched a 13,200 volt line during sewer drainage work by Olin Construction Co. Inc. in North Syracuse on Pine Grove road. Names: John Temberg 26 of Johnstown and Larry Stone 19 of Central Square. Injured: James Gilbert 19 of Clay, Robert Lamb Jr. 38 of Mattydale, Paul Blasier 23 of Cleveland, George Wysner 23 of Bernhard's Bay. Power interrupted briefly in the area.
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Syracuse
John Temberg
Johnstown
Larry Stone
Central Square
Njured
James Gilbert
Clay
Robert Lamb Jr
Mattydale
Paul Blasier
Cleveland
George Wysner
Storms and hail batter Texas Gulf Coast region
Severe thunderstorms and hail lashed southern Texas and the Gulf Coast to Mississippi on Thursday. Hail up to golf ball size damaged windows and stalled traffic north of Johnson City and Fredericksburg. Austin recorded heavy hourly rain while frost advisories were issued for the Dakotas Minnesota Kansas and Michigan.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Austin
Fredericksburg
Tex
Dakotas
Minnesota
Johnson City
Spencer
Iowa
Grand Forks
N.C
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Michigan
Repentant Hijacker Sentenced
Tasmine Fitzgerald and Michael Peparo, both young adults, were sentenced by Federal Judge C Clyde Adkins to indefinite terms at a federal reform school for attempting to hijack a National Airlines jet on February 4. Pilot Harry Davis calmed Peparo in the cockpit and prayed with him during the incident.
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Miami
UPS
Tasmine Fitzgerald
Dorothy
Poughkeepsie
Tobias Simon
Tasmine
C. Clyde Adkins
Michael A.peparo
Cold Spring
Adkins
National Airlines
Harry Davis
Michael
Davis
GE Workers End Auburn Walkout
Skilled workers at GE Auburn plant returned to their jobs after a one day walkout over a grievance dispute. A company spokesman said fewer than 50 workers participated and production continued at normal levels.
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Auburn
N.Y
UPI
General Electric Co
Sky Mountain: Denmark’s 483-Foot Peak Among Heights
Sky Mountain in Denmark rises to 483 feet, noted as one of the region’s highest hills. The feature highlights local topography and landmark status for visitors exploring the area.
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Denmark
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