Blood Donor Hangs Up Hobby After 66th Birthday
Alfred Ross, 66, of New York, famed as America’s No 1 donor, must retire from blood giving due to age limits. Since 1943 he has donated about 17 gallons, never paid for it, and now plans to stop as AABB and Red Cross rules set his cut at 66, though emergencies may permit.
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Scientists Infer North America Once Upside Down
Researchers analyzed ancient rock magnetism from Colorado Arizona and Wyoming to chart continental movement. They concluded North America lay below the equator about three billion years ago and shifted through clockwise then counterclockwise arcs as other continents followed similar paths.
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Baytown Sun Editor names and staff listings amid unusual page
The Baytown Sun credits Preston Pyndergraiss Jin Pinles Wann and a varied staff including Editor Hohn Wadley General Manager Paul Porn and Managing Editor ANTMENT EDTLORIAL DEPARTS STELENY DE for a late brief. The document references a 12 page calendar and ongoing production notes with several names and roles in advertising and administration.
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Letters To The Editor From Baytown And Channelview
Readers honor the late Lincol n White Swift cherishing his seafaring engineering and humanitarian life in Baytown. A second letter backs George Wallace, praising his stance amid national tension and urging strong unified support.
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Vitamins A and D Overuse Warned by Health Officials
Health officials warn that excess vitamins A and D can poison and damage organs especially in infants and children. Adults may safely take standard amounts but fortified foods and multivitamins risk exceeding daily needs and causing toxicity.
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Nixon Plays Stall Showdown as Viet War Deepens
Nixon pursues a four month grace period after a cease fire to secure re election while promising Saigon air and naval aid. Secret messages to Thieu urge resistance, and Hanoi may gain the war by delaying talks. AID overpays for oil products vs DOD, prompting GAO findings and Proxmire scrutiny. John 10 18 quoted.
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Analyzing emotional behavior in children for parents
Editor notes distinguish between normal fluctuations and serious problems in child behavior. Frequent upset stomachs, head bumping, temper tantrums, or adolescent adjustments may be normal with age, context, and development. Seek professional help for red flag signs including threats, self harm, or irrational behavior.
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