Austria blocks Israeli camp plan amid crisis with Meir
Austria refused Israel request to open a camp for Soviet Jewish emigrants en route to Israel. Chancellor Bruno Kreisky said no special concessions would be made despite Mrs. Meir pressuring for transit facilities at Schoenau Castle. He warned that blocking the camp could trigger Turkish and Palestinian anger and pledged the normal operation of other Austrian transit routes.
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Vienna
Austria
Bruno Kreisky
Israel
Suc
Meir
Kreisky
Inier Gola Meir
United Nations
Stoner
Schoenau Castle
Kreis
Jease
Tria
Aussian
Eagles of Pal
Strasbourg
Schoenau
France
Council of
Sens Dally
Beirut
Palestine ‘Revolution
Prisals
Pres
Ism
West
Germany
Moscow
Volved
Munich
Kissinger
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Mustafa Sweidan
New
York
Copenhagen
Slice
Nixon European Trip Talk Revived Amid Protests Outside Tass
Police clashed with demonstrators outside Tass headquarters as ten people were arrested in the third protest in ten days against the Kremlin's visa ban for some Jews. The White House signaled that 1973 could be the year Nixon travels to Europe, with Kissinger stating a trip could help shape policy with Moscow and Peking.
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Tass
Kremlin
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
U.S
White House
Moscow
Peking
Kissinger
Lorton
Sev
Paris
Beirut
Indiana examines child immunization as October drive begins
State health officials warn of laxity in child immunization for measles rubella and DPT and polio. Dr. Vanderhook notes 62 percent of October 1970 births immunized, 85 percent of first graders in 1972 for polio and DPT, 66 percent measles, 6 percent rubella, urging 90 percent by first grade. Immunization Action Month aims to boost measles rubella vaccine adoption and overall coverage with cooperation from doctors and public health groups.
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Indianapolis
Vanderhook
Indiana
Diptheria
Elimmi
Pat Lents
Lorna K’s College Descent Through Coed Society
A case study depicts Lorna K aged 18 entering state university from a small town high school and moving from strict religious upbringing to premarital sex. It notes pressure from peers and Dean Crane cites exposure to coed dorms and feminist influence as factors in her experiences and views on sex and love.
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Lorna
Hopeful Medical Prospects and Otosclerosis Treatment
A big medical feature notes hopeful blood tests may prognosticate stroke recovery at Hennepin County General Hospital in Minneapolis. It also discusses otosclerosis, fluoride therapy to slow hearing loss, and pioneering pain control research at Johns Hopkins. The piece reviews moral debates raised by psychiatrists and a Indiana school seminar proposal. It ends with a call to request Dr Crane’s booklet.
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Milton G. Ettinger
Hennipin County General Hospital
Minneapolis
George E. Shambauch, Jr
Northwestern
University Medcat School
Chicago
A.B. Walker
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Walker
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Ray H. Vanderhook
Division of ‘Communicable Disease Control
State Health Department
Nate This
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Bredh
Giuseppe Dinev
Marco
Treasury
Gesrze P
Warren
Shultz
Montis
Francois Xavier Ortoli
Gini
R, George W. Crane
Coleman
Crane
Indianpolis
Dilways
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