Smoking During Pregnancy Harms Babies Say Doctors
Dr. Crane Mellor warns expectant mothers about smoking risks citing J. R. Zabriskie and West German health data. Premature births, smaller weights, and higher abortion rates link to maternal nicotine use. thalidomide fear contrasted with 70,000 other deformed infants.
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J. R. Zabriskie
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
America
Federal Health Service of
West Germany
Queen Mother Elizabeth at 65 A symbol of modern monarchy
The Queen Mother Elizabeth Bowes Lyon turns 65 with a vital role beyond ceremonial duties. She travels widely from the Chelsea Flower Show to the Army on the Rhine, supports colonies, and is valued for her public service and the 70,000 pound Civil List allowance she receives.
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John Strachey
Elizabeth
Chelsea
Albert Duke of York
George VI
Edward VIII
Elizabeth II
Economist
Wembley
Ascot
Twenty Years After Hiroshima Observances Worldwide
Twenty years after the Hiroshima bombing, a dove ceremony and Bell for Peace mark the anniversary at Hiroshima Memorial Park. The piece notes Nagasaki deaths, global nuclear testing debates, and protests in Washington and New York. It cites Einstein, Truman, and Churchill, plus diverse antiwar actions and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Albert Einstein
Nagasaki
France
Red
China
Geneva
Peking
White crosses appear on Indiana roads in memorial drive
White crosses about three feet high began appearing on Indiana highways Monday as a memorial to traffic accident victims. State Police Supt Robert A. O’Neal said the crosses will mark fatal spots and serve as a grim reminder to drivers. The crosses are part of a driver awareness campaign coordinated with Putnamville inmates and the highway department.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Acci
Ments
Robert A. O'Neal
O'Neal
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Highway Department
State
Successful Investing Good List But Needs for Diversification
Roger E Spear answers reader questions on diversifying a widow’s $55,000 portfolio. He cautions against overreliance on Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, suggests trimming Pacific Telephone, and recommends adding Kroger General Motors Warner Lambert and Campbell Soup. He also weighs Will Ross Inc. as a speculative high growth Over the Counter stock with strong growth potential but low dividend yield.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pacific Telephone
Pacific Gas & Electric
Standard Oil of Ohio
B.H
Uniion Pacific
Standard of Ohio
Kroger
General Motors
Warner-Lambert
Campbell Soup
Will Ross Inc
E.W. A
Will Ross
Spear
Buy Me A Coffin General Ky and Vietnam’s anti Communism
Buckley argues that South Vietnam’s premier General Nguyen Cao Ky will face strong world opposition for his hard line anti Communist stance. Ky vows decisive action against profiteers and enforces discipline, risking U S relations and triggering diplomatic upheaval as he breaks with France and threatens formalities of the Vietnamese government.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Diem
General Ky
Patton
France
United States
Washington Star Syndicate
Folklore on the wheelbarrow by J M Bailey
A humorous ode argues wheelbarrows lure falls and chaos for users. It warns to leave the tool by the door after use while praising its usefulness yet calling it a blighting curse on human dignity. An American Saying notes traffic jams with pedestrians outpacing stalled motorists.
Forgiving Heart Urges Self-Start in Faith
A devotional verse by Julien C Hyer urges individuals to begin forgiveness, stating that a forgiving heart sets the standard for both themselves and God. The poem calls readers to drop reluctance and let their willingness serve as the measure while seeking divine judgment.
Two South Korean Colonels Convicted in Coup Plot
In Seoul a court sentenced Col. Won Chung-Yun and Col. Park In-Do to death for leading a plot to overthrow President Park Chung-hee. Col. Lee In-Soo received a life term. three others got 5 to 15 years. A ninth colonel got a suspended sentence. another was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Won Chung- Yun
Park In-Do
Lee In- Soo
Won
Park
World News Roundup reports from Saigon and abroad
In Saigon a court will try Robert Kimball for the killing of his American employer and a Vietnamese woman. The U S government seeks waiver of immunity. if convicted he faces life to five years. Also reported are forest fires on the French Riviera and postponed Congolese elections due to irregularities and ballot shortages. Premier Cyrankiewicz heads to Paris for talks amid East European tensions.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Robert Kimball
U.S
Kimball
Kimball Saaaeee
Jack Ryan
U.S. Aid Mission
Public Safety (Police
Nguyen Thi Hai
Hai
Ryan
Leopoldville, the Congo
Egrn
Leopoldville
Monay
Cuvette Centrale
Kwilu
Kivu Central
Court of Appeals
Warsaw
Poland
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Paris
France
West Germany
Atlantic Alliance
Bond
Capt. Kidd
High Seas
John Paul Jones
Kidd
Dear Dr Brady helps readers on iodin and calcium needs
A reader praises iodin ration and Dr Brady for health relief while cautioning on medical overuse. The column urges calcium intake via milk and dairy products to combat sinusitis and hay fever, and invites readers to request pamphlets and booklets after submitting stamps and self addressed envelopes.
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Polly
Pete
Famous conductor Nelhybel to lead IU convention concert
Vaclav Nelhybel, former Vienna Symphony and Munich Philharmonic conductor, named featured conductor for the national Kappa Kappa Psi Tau Beta Sigma convention at Indiana University August 1 to 14. He will also compose a piece for the closing August 14 concert by the National Intercollegiate Band, selected from over 400 members from 55 colleges and performed at 8 p.m. in Memorial Stadium.
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Bloomington
Vaclav Nelhybel
Vienna Symphony
Munich Philharmonic
Radio Free Europe Orchstra
Kappa Kappa Psi
Tau Beta Sigma
Indiana University
Nelhybel
I. U. Memorial Stadium
Boy in Mexico City Found With Bullet in Intestine
A seven year old boy with stomach pains was rushed to a hospital in Mexico City where doctors discovered a bullet in his lower intestine. He recalled hearing a fireworks-like blast during a trip to the market with his parents a few days earlier.
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Mexico City
Indianapolis Family Offers Itself For Sale To California
The Roger C. Maloney family of Indianapolis offered themselves for sale to California in a letter to Gov. Edmund G. Brown. Brown replied Californias water abundance but could not fund relocation. the family described themselves as bright and in good condition and ready to move this summer seeking a fresh start and any reasonable job offers.
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Indianapolis
California
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Roger C. Maloney
Ind
Maloneys
Edmund G Ae
Indiana
Pacific Ocean
Brown
Maloney
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