Mass blindness prevention push urges screens with new tonometer
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports that 442000 Americans are blind and 35000 more will lose sight by 1973, half avoidable. Cataract is the leading cause. glaucoma affects nearly 1.8 million Americans 35 or older, but early detection via tonometry can help. A noncontact tonometer from American Optical offers faster, painless tests that technicians can operate, enabling large mass screenings next year.
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National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Virginia Boyce
Gernard Grolman
American Optical Corp
Framingham
Mass
Dear Dr Lamb Skin and bursitis questions answered
A reader asks about dry scaly skin and moisture retention after frequent bathing. Advice covers moisturizers, petroleum bases, and protecting the skin’s natural oils, plus bursitis explained as joint capsule inflammation and treatment aims.
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Lanth
Law Day Reflections On The State Of The American Justice System
Ernest Cuneo argues that Law Day exposes a crisis in respect for law and judges. He contends elective courts, venality, partisan pressures, and uncertain basic laws threaten public faith in the judiciary and calls for a more stable, appointment-based system.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Bar and Bench
Larer
New York
Sppercourks
Ramkine
Ongenhiel
Supreme Court
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Sun in Texas lists editorial staff and departments with titles such as Executive Editor Managing Editor and Advertising Director. It notes second class matter status at the Baytown post office and provides pricing, distribution, and national representation details.
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Preston Pender
Tass
Dim Fintey
Wanda Qrtia
Cravvs
Veeee
Baylawn
Tewas
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
Bay
Carrel
General Advertising Service
U. S
Gemstone word forces Magruder to testify in Watergate case
The FBI probes leaks of grand jury minutes as Jeb Magruder confirms James McCord’s statement that Watergate bugging began in February 1972 in the Justice Department under John Mitchell. Sally Harmony’s testimony reveals the code word Gemstone tied to secret tapes and moves toward Magruder’s decision to become a witness.
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FBI
Jack Anderson
Washington
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Watergate
James McCord
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Mitchell
White House
John Dean
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic Party
Dean
McCord
Liddy
Sally Harmony
Prand
Grand Jury
Sen. George
McGovern
Howard Hunt
Hugh Sloan
Hunt
Robert Reisner
Reisner
Barbs By Phil Pastoret on Diet Jokes and Garage Sales
A column features Phil Pastoret delivering quips about dieting losers and the boss directing staff to familiar places on off days. It questions why people in the black move junk between garages to dodge garage sales, with a tongue in cheek take on avoidance and humor.
Mrs Cosell Recalls Marriage and Fame
Emmy Cosell recalls becoming wife of Howard Cosell, describes his rise from radio interviews to television stardom and public attention. She notes his support, quirky humor, and shared life, including moments at a Knicks game and a Jackie Robinson award speech that moved them.
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Emmy
Suling
Norman TB. Abrams
Philadelphia
Prospect Park
Abrams
Eisenhower
Army
Cosel
Howard
Cosell
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Emmy Cosell
Margaret Mead
Howard Cosel
Buffalo
Jackie Robinson
Jackie
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Lawrence E, Lamb
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Ares
U.S. District Court
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James
Fiji Islands
Che
Fred Sfartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B, Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Silbert
BY Phil Pastoret
Newspaper Enterprise
Mrs. Cosell
Ira Berkow
NEA
Woody Allen
Hananas
Howard Cosell
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