Tooth Decay May Be Almost Preventable Soon
Washington researchers report that dental decay could be virtually eliminated within a decade. The Public Health Service and Navy back vaccine and enzyme approaches. for isolated Navy duty and future space missions, prevention is urgent. Estimates show 800 million decayed teeth in the U.S. and major savings if caries is controlled.
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Seymour J. Kreshover
Public Health Service
National Institute of Dental Research
Kreshover
Gordon H. Rovelstad
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Bob Hope Ends Vietnam Tour With High Morale Praise
Bob Hope closed his Christmas tour in Vietnam with a show for about 25,000 troops. The broadcast reached an estimated 300,000 viewers. He praised troop morale, noting after six visits they would like to go home but feel they have a job to do.
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Long Binh
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U. S
Catholics Urged To Help Slum Dwellers In Rome Vatican
Pope Paul VI urged Roman Catholics to aid those living in slums after a Christmas visit to a Rome shantytown parish. He addressed thousands in St. Peter's Square at the Sunday blessing urging reflection on the plight of the poor as brothers in Christ.
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Casals Plans Birthday Concert in Puerto Rico
Pablo Casals, 93, will attend a concert and reception Monday at Gov. Luis A. Ferre’s mansion in San Juan. The famed cellist, exiled from Spain, is married to Puerto Rican cellist Marta Montanez.
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Senator Young Weds Secretary Patricia Byrne in Arlington
North Dakota Senator Milton R. Young 72 maries Patricia Byrne his secretary since 1945. First wife died last June 3. Ceremony at Our Lady Queen of Peace church conducted by Msgr. John Sullivan Army chaplain Ft. Monroe Va. Kansas City report notes Truman visits relatives from New York.
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Weather forecast for the East South Midwest region
The national forecast calls for snow in parts of the East South and Midwest with flurries in the Midwest and Southwest. Rain in the East and Northwest, showers in the South. Cold in the Midwest and East with highs in the 30s and lows in the teens to 20s.
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Hunger in infancy dulls mental growth among black children
Boston AP reports Dr. H. Jack Geiger of Tufts warns early hunger stunts cognitive development. A study of 344 black infants shows a drop from 117 at 3 months to 86 at age 3, vs 100 for white children, highlighting hunger and poverty as root causes.
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Tufts University School of Medicine
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Nity Health and Social Medicine
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Tufts Delta Health Center
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Florence Halpern
Roy E. Brown
Front Porch Fire Started By Ashes
Hot ashes started a fire on the front porch of the Walter Tevis residence at 12 Maplewood Dr Sunday evening. City firemen reported the ashes ignited papers but there was no damage.
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Walter Tevis
Maplewood Dr
Young Students in Legal Notice From At 4
Two 19 and 20 year old students named Debo r nn Hann and Mathew James are listed in a local notice from At 4 with details obscured by the OCR. The fragment provides only ages and identifiers.
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Mathew James
Debor Nn Hann
Athens Tax Forms Due In January
City Income Tax Director Harold Ross announced the final 1969 city income tax payment is due by December 31. About 3,000 final statements will be mailed in mid January with 1970 tax forms. April 30, 1970 is the settlement deadline. 1968 collections were about $540,000 and 1969 taxes to date about $596,000, aided by more withholding from local businesses.
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Harold Ross
Ross
Webb Wins Photo Prizes in University Contest
Jon Webb, former Messenger photographer now with the Louisville Courier Journal, captured a $50 third place prize for a photo layout and earned an honorable mention for a storytelling image in a University of Missouri journalism women’s page contest.
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the Messenger
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Webb
Louisville Courier-Journal
1960 Ford pickup stolen from Sportsman Bar lot
Law enforcement seeks a dark green 1960 Ford pickup with Ohio plates 66632. The vehicle loaded with coal was taken from the Sportsman Bar parking lot after 10:45 p.m. Friday. owner is James Tyree of Syracuse.
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Sportsman Bar
James Tyree
Syracuse
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