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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

21 Aug 1975

Page 11

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1975

Page

11

Wallace doubts assailant acted alone in shooting

California television interview quotes Alabama Governor George Wallace saying he does not believe Arthur Bremer acted alone in his 1972 shooting. Wallace backs Rep. Gonzalez's push to reopen investigations into his case and the deaths of Kennedy, King, and related political violence. He cautions against implying groups, but urges further inquiry to shed light on the Kennedy and King cases.

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Los Angeles UPI Alabama George Wallace Wallace Henry Gonzalez D-Tex John Kennedy Robert Kennedy Martin Luther King Inter Kennedy Arthur Bremer Silver Spring
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New Yorkers face fear and mortality in city life

Janet Kole and Susan Bell, two young women living near the Bowery, describe how New York City’s contradictions nurture creativity and fear. They say crime and liberal guilt shape daily choices from work to social life, a pervasive sense of peril tied to the city’s intense vitality.

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N.Y Janet Kole Susan Bell
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Color blindness linked with high blood pressure findings

University of Oregon epidemiologist Dr. William E. Morton reports color blind men show about twice the rate of high blood pressure compared with those with normal color vision. He notes color blindness is genetic and more common in men, while risk factors for hypertension relate to family tendency and environment.

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Portland, Ore UPI University of Oregon William E. Morton The University Medical School Colorado Oregon Morton Colorado Heart Association Selective Service University of Oregon Medical School
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