Former Peace Corps Man Criticizes Policy In Sierra Leone
Gerald Davis of Portland Maine a former Peace Corps volunteer sharply criticizes the corps administration and highlights perceived policy flaws in Sierra Leone where he served as a teacher and coach He cites rioting bias and training concerns while noting support from Rep Stanley Tupper and praise for Shriver despite criticisms
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Sierra Leone
Gerald Davis
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Stanley Tupper
Sargent Shriver
Warning Against Long Use of Oral Contraceptives
Chicago gynecologist Dr. Arthur Klawans urged doctors to discourage longer use of oral contraceptives than two years citing unknown long term effects. He spoke to about 4,000 physicians at the American Academy of General Practice meeting in Atlantic City and warned current safety estimates may be extended and endocrine impact remain uncertain.
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Arthur Klawans
American Academy of General Practice
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The
Department of Obstet
Division Leaders Named for Y s Member Drive
The YMCA mem bership drive selects four division leaders for next week's campaign with 16 captains. Gus Schrader and Bob Brooks co-chair the effort with two division leaders each. Brooks’ division includes Trickey and Quinby. Trickey’s captains are Shimberg Cisna Ginsberg Shea. Quinby’s are Thiersch Lawrence Fletcher Gill. Schrader’s division lists Stanley Doty with captains Kolk Long Mc Clintic Zazza and Doty’s others Bock Hattery Doug.
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Gus Schrader
Bob Brooks
Brooks
Ben Trickey
Bill Quinby
Trickey
Charles Shimberg
Robert Cisna
Louis Ginsberg
John Shea
Quinby
Robert Thiersch
Ted Lawrence
William Fletcher
Hillis Gill
Schrader
Ivor Stanley
Ed Doty
Stanley
Felix Kolk
Robert Long
Jack McClintic
Jack Zazza
Doty
Carl Bock
Don Hattery
Doug
Okla Wild Gas Well Is Capped
A wild natural gas well near Calumet Oklahoma spewed about four million cubic feet of gas for over two days before being capped on Wednesday.
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Calumet, Okla
Oklahoma
Cuba Surprised by Oscar to Poitier
The Havana based Revolucion newspaper says the Oscar awarded to Sidney Poitier marks a victory amid American reaction that claims Negroes belong in sports not the arts. The paper runs Poitier's photograph to illustrate the moment.
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Cuba
Oscar
Poitier
Havana
Revolucion
Sidney Poitier
Ancient Age Distillery Whisky Ad
An Old Frankfort Kentucky label promotes 86 proof straight whisky from Ancient Age Dist. Co. The ad touts a robust, smooth profile and nationwide distribution targeting liquor buyers and retailers.
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Ancient Age Dist. CO
Frankfort, KY
Whoopers Begin Spring Migration From Texas Refuge
The last wild flock of 32 whooping cranes left Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas coast for a 2,500 mile spring journey to Canada. By April 14 only eight birds remained on the refuge and 18 were located by April 10. The Fish and Wildlife Service said the first contingent departed for Canada on April 10.
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Washington
Canada
Interior Department
Department
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas Gulf Coast
Fish and Wildlife Service
John L Lewis Leads Independent Miners Biography on TV
A profile of John L. Lewis highlights his independent, strong willed leadership of coal miners, airing on KCRG-TV 9 at 9:30 Thursday night.
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John L. Lewis
Kcrg-Tv
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