AMA panel plan ethics proposal delayed at convention
The five member AMA Reference Committee on Miscellaneous Business will recommend no action on a plan to label as unethical any doctor who joins a closed panel medical plan denying patients the right to elect their own physician. The group urged postponement until the Miami meeting in December for further study and submission to the Board of Trustees and Judicial Council. Dr. John K. Glen of Houston and Dr. William A. Hyland of Grand Rapids noted the federation aims to do what is best for all doctors and that action is being deferred.
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Robert D. Funk
San Francisco
American Medical Association
John K. Glen
Houston
Tex
AMA
United Press
Glen
House of Delegates
Miami
Fla
Association’ Board of Trustees
Judicial Council
William A. Hyland
Grand Rapids, Mich
Azzari
Spotlight and Scattered Opinions on Local News
Local news column reports street work near State and Smith streets unearthing an old document amid sewer rerouting. Mentions a rumored original draft of the Ukiah In and a nearby attempted bank holdup and store robbery. Includes social notes, pricing chatter, and political interest in hardboard tariff reclassification urged by California's Hubert Scudder.
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State and
Smith Streets
T Pal
Hubert B. Scudder
California
America
Mendocino County
Suspect Held in North Highway Liquor Store Robbery
Ukiah police hold a 17 year old suspect picked up after the Monday night holdup at Smiths liquor store on North Highway. Gino Stefani, Willits chief, arranged the pickup for routine investigation. George Smith, chief, notes the youth has a large record for his age and spent money Tuesday. Two teenage youths robbed Mrs A A Smith, escaping with 195 dollars.
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Smith
North Highway
Gino Stefani
Willits
Ukiah
George Smith
A. A. Smith
Airlift of POWs Starts Soon From Indochina to France
The Air Force announced Operation Wounded Warrior will begin June 26, transporting 1000 French wounded from Indochina to France over about a month. The first 50 depart Indochina on June 26, route via Tokyo Manila Hawaii Travis AFB and Westover AFB before final leg to France, with flights to run at 200 or more wounded weekly. France initially favored a direct route via India, but India declined transit flights.
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Honolulu
T.H
Air Force
Indochina
France
Hawaii
United States
Tokyo
Manila
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Westover Afb
Massachusetts
India
Eisenhower Warns Against All-Out Trade Ban Risks Reds Rise
President Eisenhower warned the nation that banning all trade with the Communists or ending foreign aid would ruin the United States. He cautioned that extreme measures could let Japan fall to the Reds and turn the Pacific into a communist lake. He spoke informally to the National Editorial Association, stressing the issue is personal and close to his heart.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Japan
Pacific
National Editorial Association
Iran
Rebels claim control of rail centers in Guatemala amid clashes
Anti-Communist rebels announced fierce air and ground actions around Chiquimula and said Banaera Morales and Gualan are now in rebel hands, threatening a 70 mile rail stretch toward Puerto Barrios. Guatemala reports battles at Gualan and Chiquimula with government saying rebels retreating toward the border.
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Honduras
Ith
Chiquimula
Carlos Castillo Armas
Banaera
Morales
Gualan
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Puerto
Barrios
Caribbean
Republic of
San Salvador
Bakers Strike Enters Twenty First Day
In San Francisco AFL Bakers Union and management reps resumed talks to end the 21 day Bay Area bakers strike. A bakery committee held an all night session at the San Francisco Employers Council with reports that the wage issue may be settled at 8.5 cents per hour raise for about 700 bakers, elevating pay from 2.31 dollars per hour. other issues were being ironed out during the talks.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
History's Worst Flood Plagues Iowa's Cities
Des Moines faces record flood crest with the river forecast to reach 29 to 30 feet as 1000 workers reinforce levees. Residents evacuate and a state emergency declared amid rising waters on the Des Moines and Racoon rivers.
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Iowa
Robert L. Rose
United Press
Des Moines, Ia
Des Moines
Red Cross
William S. Beardsley
Eisenhower
Joseph van Dreser
National Guard
Racoon
Pecatonica
Wisconsin
Pacific Coast Packers Warn Railroads On Meat Rates
In San Francisco, Western trunk lines were urged to drop proposed reductions on westbound dressed meat rates. E Floyd Forbes of the Western States Packers Association asked railroads to focus on better service and faster livestock shipments for slaughter. He warned packers might seek long haul live cattle transport to protect themselves and offered to help enforce truck transportation laws.
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San Francisco
Western Trunk Line
Pacific Coast Packers
E. Floyd Forbes
Western States Packers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Forbes
Mead case affirmed in man slaughter appeal
Advices from Sacramento state that the Third District Court of Appeals has affirmed the jury verdict in the State against Robert Mead Ukiah taxicab owner. Mead was convicted of manslaughter for a fatal accident near Squaw Rock last year and has remained free on bail during the appeal.
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Sacramento
Third District Court of Appeals
Robert Mead
Ukiah
Squaw Rock
Mead
Would-Be 7 Bank Robber Takes Trip
Roland Palmer, 53, who dreamed of robbing a bank, traveled to Ukiah to pursue the plan. He is to be transferred today to Sacramento to face federal charges of attempted bank robbery. Palmer was arrested at Bank of America yesterday morning after presenting a note demanding 1000 dollars. He offered no resistance and was held en route to the federal marshal. Edw. Ignardson of Ukiah attends ROTC in El Paso.
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Roland Palmer
Ukiah
Sacramento
Industrial Plywood Corporation
Willits
George Smith
Palmer
Bank of America
Smith
George Barnes
Premier's Pledge Scanned by Eisenhower Briefing
Congress leaders voiced concern over U S allied policy after a White House briefing on Far Eastern issues. President Eisenhower summoned 29 lawmakers for a 90 minute session on the Geneva conference collapse and the wider international scene. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson of Texas said the briefing urged allies to close ranks while Rep John M Vorys noted allies see the issue differently. Diplomats reported no success in rallying free nations to curb communism in Southeast Asia. Undersecretary of State Walter...
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William Galbraith
United Press
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John M. Vorys
Ohio
U. S
Southeast Asia
Walter
Lumber Strike Hits Pacific Coast Industries
A CIO AFL lumber workers strike across the Pacific Northwest triggered layoffs at Southern Pacific in Eugene and halved lumber shipments. Picket lines at Rainier Inc in Hoquiam drew AFL and CIO union actions while builders warned of 30 day disruption. About 103,000 workers walked out in a three state area. wage demands and settlements varied. Federal mediator noted no talks scheduled and court actions in California sought breach of contract remedies.
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Portland
CIO
AFL
Pacific Northwest
Southern Pacific Railroad
Eugene
AFL Pulp and Sulphire
CIO International Woodworkers of America
Rainier, Inc
Hoquiam
Wash
Ted Asbard
Portland Home Builders Association
J. W. Copeland Lumber Company
Northwest
California
Oregon
Washington
George Walker
Cio-Jwa
AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Northwest Council
AFL Union
Sacramento
Calif
Arcata
Oliver J. Carter
French Premier Seeks Peace Talks With Chou En Lai
French Premier Mendes France met Chou En Lai in Bern for an open brief conversation on Indochina. He said the talks were frank and complete, aimed at reviving Geneva progress toward Southeast Asia peace while reaffirming Indochina as the sole topic.
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Chou En Lai
Bern
Switzerland
Pierre Mendes- France
Indochina
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Mendes- France
Chou
Southeast Asia
Mendes-France
Eden warns of risk of wider war in Indochina
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that a third world war could be sparked in Indochina and Southeast Asia. He urged full responsibility and noted France and Britain share interests in a peaceful settlement while warning of broader conflict. Eden spoke as he prepared to join Prime Minister Churchill in Washington for talks with President Eisenhower.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Eden
Commons
Geneva
Winston Churchill
Washington
Eisenhower
France
Britain
Boonville Safe Break-In Targeted Weise Bar
Boonville deputies probe a 300 dollar burglary at Weise bar and restaurant. The burglars gained entry through a rear window between 4 and 5 AM and forced open several internal doors to reach the safe in the back office. The incident follows a similar Weise break-in four years ago.
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Weise
Boonville
Russell Tolman
One of Five Missing Persons Found Dead
BODEGA BAY The body of Mrs Norman Jilson 24 one of five missing on a small fishing boat since Sunday was found at Dillon Beach yesterday by Giles Lawson a resort owner. The other four Theo dore Rankin his son Ted Rich ard Samson and Mrs Jilsons husband Ernest remain missing. Mrs Jilson leaves a son Harlan 4 and a daughter Deborah Ann 2 who are in the care of their grandmother in Sone oma.
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Bodega Bay
Norman Jilson
Dillon Beach
Giles Lawson
Theodore Rankin
Ted
Richard Samson
Realign U S 101 highway in Pioneer Grove
Highway Commission allocates 10000 dollars to realign 900 feet of U S 101 near Pioneer Grove north of Miranda. Plan requires removal of three giant redwoods amid long legislative debates. The action is part of state infrastructure and land use decisions.
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The
Highway Commission
U.S. 101
Pioneer Grove
Miranda
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