McGovern Seeks 200 Delegates in New York Primary
McGovern aims to win about 200 of New York's 278 delegates as 248 are elected in the final primary. With 1,072.3 first ballot votes, he would gain momentum toward the 1,509 needed. Muskie Humphrey and others campaign in key districts including Brooklyn Manhattan and the Bronx. Florida's Askew declines VP talk and a court in Washington rules the party cannot force demographic balancing.
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McGovern
New York
Robert A.G. Monks
William Hathaway
California
Shirley Chisholm
Brooklyn
Herman Badillo
Bronx
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Buffalo
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Washington
Humphrey
New Orleans
Muskie
South Carolina
Louisiana
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Florida
Reubin Askew
Miami Beach
Independence Hall Construction Timeline
Independence Hall in Philadelphia began in 1732 and was completed in 1759, marking a key colonial-era landmark's completion after a long construction period.
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia
AMA Considers Study of Physicians Unions
The AMA House of Delegates weighs commissions to study legal ramifications of doctors forming unions to bargain over fees and conditions. Virginia and Maryland delegations push resolutions while critics cite antitrust limits for self employed physicians.
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AMA
San Francisco
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA House
Las Vegas
Nev
Doctors’ Union
AFL— Cio
Nevada Physicians Union Local
Virginia
Maryland
Five members attend Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference
Five members of the Lord Fairfax Community College Phi Rho Chapter travel to Houston for the twenty first annual National Leadership Conference. Bev Comer Barbara Carrier Judy Neff Doug Saffell and Prof Edith Elliot represent the chapter. The event features officer elections and competitive events across extemporaneous speaking typing and parliamentary procedures. Awards are handed out June 20 with a Houston Astrodome tour and entertainment by Ray Stevens and a talk by Bob Cummings.
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Lord Fairfax Community College
Phi Beta Lambda
Houston
Texas
Phi Rho
Bev Comer
Stephens City
Barbara Carrier
Strasburg
Judy Neff
Doug Saffell
Winchester
Edith Elliot
Woodstock
United States
Astrodome
Ray Stevens
Bob Cummings
Family doctors return strong as new graduates favor practice
Dr. Carroll L. Witten and Dr. Edward J. Kowalewski report a rebound in family practitioners from 59 000 in 1967 to 64 000 amid a new generation choosing family medicine. Maryland students show 126 of 240 in two classes aiming for family practice with emphasis on counseling from infancy onward to prevent disease.
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San Francisco
Carroll L. Witten
Louisville
American Medical Association
University of Washington
Edward J. Kowalewski
Baltimore
Witten
Kowalewski
Division of
University of Maryland
Maryland
Ex Heroin Users Take High to New Sky Jumping High
Twelve former heroin users in Berkeley join Bridge Over Troubled Waters for sky diving at Antioch Airport. Seventeen participants jumped on June 6 and 10 with time donated by the airport. instruction came from Jackie Johnson of the U S Olympic sky diving team. The program aims to replace drug dependence with a positive rush and a sense of well being.
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Berkeley
Calif
Goldberg
Bridge
Antioch
Jackie Johnson
U.S
Six Area Students Earn Bachelor of Arts Degrees
Six area students received Bachelor of Arts degrees at the University of Richmond commencement on June 5. From Winchester: Walter H. Aikens Frederic I. Brumback George L. Craig III and David M. Moore. Also Edward F. Miller of Strasburg and Rachel Pierce of Berryville. Aikens studied economics and was historian of Phi Gamma Delta. Brumback pursued speech drama and was vice president of Alpha Psi Omega. Pierce, daughter of H B Pierce Jr of Berryville, studied music at Westhampton and earned senior honors including the Leslie Booker Award and the Queen of Spring title. She led the YWCA and sang with the University Choir.
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University of Richmond
Winchester
Walter H. Aikens
Frederic I. Brumback
George L. Craig III
David M. Moore
Edward F. Miller
Strasburg
Rachel Pierce
Berryville
Aikens
Phi Gamma Delta
Brumback
Alpha Psi Omega
Miss Pierce
H. B. Pierce Jr
Westhampton College
Leslie Booker
Westhampton
YWCA
FDIC May Borrow Billions but Has Not Since 1933
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. may borrow billions from the U.S. Treasury but has made no such borrowings since its creation in 1933.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
The
U.S. Treasury
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Samata
Rouss Ave
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Singer Co
Chamber OF Commerce
BIG Tee Burger Restaurants
Berryville Ave. Rt
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Martinsburg Pike
Charles E. Polhamus, Jr
Interstate Life
Rotary Club
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Senseng Road
War Memorial
Rotary
Shenandoah Gas Company
David Moore
Walter Aikens
Fred Brumback
Service Employes International Union
Florida Medical Association
Carl A. Hoffman
Huntington
W. Va
Tony
Walnut Creek
University of California
City of
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MidDletown
Daldes
Frankovich
Jacqueline Susann
the Love Machine
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U.S.11
Tege
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Cale Eeee
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