Disease Center Gets Varying Calls on Flu
An official of the National Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta reports heavy calls about Hong Kong flu. Residents confuse colds with the new virus and seek doctor guidance as the center warns the peak arrival won’t come before the year’s end or early next year.
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Disease Center
Atlanta, Ga
National
Communicable Disease Center
George Stenhouse
NCDC
Seggescom
Atlanta
London Telegraph
London
England
New Hearing on Pollution Set After Monday Protests
A second hearing on air pollution rules is scheduled after protests by coal interests. Critics urge delaying sulfur limits until its impact is proven while citing coal supplies from Kentucky and Illinois. A third session is planned for Duluth and a fourth in St Paul next week.
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David McNeil
St. Paul
Minnesota Association of Commerce and Industry
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Duluth
Court Starts to Resolve Draft Law Questions
The Supreme Court began addressing draft law issues from the Vietnam era in a pair of rulings. It barred punishing exempt groups for antiwar views while delaying testability of conscientious objection protections before induction. A separate ruling touched on draft board authority and future antiwar protest cases. Paris reports note student unrest and government calls for unity amid campus clashes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Divinity
Congress
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Paris
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
MSCB Approves Probe Into State College Publications
The Minnesota State College Board on Monday passed a resolution urging state colleges to review publication boards to assure responsible journalism on campus. The measure, introduced by Sidney P. Gislason, was approved without discussion amid recent publication controversies. The board also reported six colleges' faculty senates support a cross campus course plan with no formal registration and credit loss.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota State College Board
Sidney P. Gislason
New Ulm
G. Theodore Mitau
Students Demand Greater Voice in School Affairs
U S campuses report protests and clashes as students demand more say in school decisions during the 1968 69 term. Negro students clash with police at several universities over rights and enrollment quotas while campuses in New York Kansas California and Rhode Island face disruptions and police responses.
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New York
U.S
Board of Education
Kansas State University
California’s
College of San Mateo
San Francisco State College
Brown University
Rhode Island
Pembroke
Preparation H Ad Claims Fast Hemorrhoid Relief
An advertisement extols Preparation H as a non narcotic formula that stops burning itching and relieves pain from hemorrhoids. It claims the ointment or suppository form soothes irritated tissues lubricates and helps prevent further infection.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
James J. Oestereich
Justice Department
Charles Gabriel
Alameda County
Calif
de Murville
Fleischmann
Pleiscumarh's
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MSCB
Mitau
Kansas
Washington University
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Ohio
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Oaklad
Akron State University
Defense Industries
Ment
University of Connecticut
Lemoyne-Owen College
Memphis
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