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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1972
Page
10
A reader lauds a celebrity pair for valuing mature partners. Abby notes maturity, not age, defines genuine preference and urges support for both. A second letter discusses diaries and boundaries, then a veteran commenter defends treating nurses with respect and criticizes mislabeling in medical settings.
Public Information Secretary Tatad said three men confessed to a rightist plot to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos and topple the government, naming leaders from the Nacionalista and Liberal parties and retired officers. The confession notes ongoing danger to Marcos and his family.
Boy Scouts of Troop 341 sponsored by United Baptist Church of Saco met at the church vestry for a troop meeting led by Daniel Husser senior patrol leader. Scott Pierson directed opening ceremonies and a candle sale report was given. Basketry merit badge work began. Dennis Martin led closing ceremonies with Rodney Pomerleau playing taps.
Boston physician notes rising gonorrhea linked arthritis cases at national meeting. He explains gonococcal arthritis arises from gonorrhea bacteria, is highly curable with early penicillin treatment, and affects joints via bloodstream infection. Women often asymptomatic. early treatment critical to joint outcomes.
Boston report says Daniel P. Moynihan Harvard professor and former advisor to Kennedy Johnson and Nixon may be named ambassador to India. If appointed he would succeed Kenneth B. Keating who resigned last summer as chief envoy. Moynihan helped design early federal anti poverty programs and studied New York City immigration patterns.
The report cites a doctor describing how extended duration leads to pus gathering in joints. The statement underscores the danger of delayed treatment and potential for increased complication in joint infections.
Moynihan, 45, joined the Labor Department under President Kennedy in 1961 after leaving a university assistant professorship. He rose to assistant secretary for policy planning and research and stayed in Washington through 1965, contributing to the poverty program later implemented under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
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