Shriver Faces Tough Maryland Political Run
Former U.S. ambassador and Peace Corps chief Sargent Shriver struggles to gain endorsements for the Democratic governor nomination in Maryland. Key figures like Marvin Mandel remain noncommittal while liberal Democrats oppose a Shriver bid.
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Industry Veto Allowed on Two Major Science Panels
HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch said industry vetoes affected at least two key advisory committees in five years. The smoking and health panel and the television violence panel faced candidate objections from industry, with seven of 40 TV nominees challenged by broadcasters. Finch noted exceptions to standard practice to protect impartiality and First Amendment rights. Members include NBC VP Thomas Coffin and CBS researcher Joseph Klapper.
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Parliamentary rally heckler clash in Wynberg
A female South African parliamentary candidate faced hecklers at a rally. She snapped that idiots cannot vote, prompting a male rebuttal that they can stand for Parliament.
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Students shift from street protests to lobbying in Capitol Hill
Hundreds of college students trained in lobbying by university staff visited Capitol Hill to press lawmakers on U S policy in Southeast Asia. They targeted senators and representatives with voting records and district strengths, aiming to influence re election choices. Yale President Kingman Brewster praised the effort but warned action would matter more than hospitality.
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Family In Hospital Treatment Shows Promise Says Researchers
New experiment pairs mentally ill patients with family members in hospital care. Drs Gene Abrams and Carl Fellner report 100 patients and 126 family members admitted, diagnosing and treating both groups. About half of patients improved within 24 hours. emphasis on joint responsibility and family dynamics. Cordelia note follows.
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