Children Face Gum Disease Early In Life
The Gazette and Linn County Dental Society note that many children have some form of gum disease and untreated gingivitis can lead to adult dental problems. Vincent's infection is discussed as a common childhood illness, with emphasis on early hygiene and regular check ups to prevent progression.
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Linn County Dental Society
Vincent
Mike
Life Magazine
Minnesota Twins
Norman Mailer marks 50 with plan for Fifth Estate
In New York at the Four Seasons, Norman Mailer unveiled his aim to form a foundation called The Fifth Estate to organize money and people to investigate the FBI and CIA. The event drew about 600 guests, including Bernardo Bertolucci, Eugene McCarthy, Peter Maas, Jimmy Breslin, and Andy Warhol, with cab fare provided for Mailer’s daughters as part of the celebration.
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Paris
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Peter Maas
Valachi Papers
Jimmy Breslin
Arthur Schlesinger
Robin Moore
Las Vegas
Mailer
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Jackie
Murray Kempton
Warhol
Fanny Mailer
Bertolucci
Muhammad Ali
Breslin
Nixon appointee resurrects congressional affairs post
Claude Brinegar, new secretary of transportation, said he will create an assistant secretary for congressional affairs to improve ties with Congress and state and local governments. The post was abolished by predecessor John Volpe, who reportedly lobbied Congress himself.
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API
Nixon
Claude Brinegar
Congress
Transportation
Congressional
Brinegar
John Volpe
Department
Volpe
Cops Turned Nurses Graduate From Bellevue Program
NYC health officials run a landmark program at Bellevue Hospital training cops and firefighters as nurses. Ninety of an initial hundred complete the 20 year effort, with graduates aiming for state boards on February 14. The class blends field experience with hospital wards, drawing praise from doctors and families alike.
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Florence Nightingale
Bellevue Hospital
Joseph Cimino
New York City
Mike Wolf
Mating Sequence Provokes School Action on Film
Broward public schools banned an Audubon Society film titled The Death of a Legend after two students’ parents protested a wolves mating scene. Clarence Noe, health and physical education director, cited the sequence as the reason for the decision by a four member committee.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
UPI
Audubon Society
Clarence Noe
Broward Public
Noe
North America
New Work Rules Spur Strike Wow Against Railroad
The United Transportation Union says it will strike Penn Central Thursday over new work rules and job cuts. Trustees require 6,000 eliminations to stabilize the railroad, while Assistant Secretary of Labor Usery tries to convene talks to avert a walkout.
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UPI
United Transportation Union
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
W. J. Usery
Usery
UTA
Viet Visit Spurs Aussie Scuffle
A three man North Vietnamese trade union delegation visiting Brisbane prompted clashes between left and right wing demonstrators. About 300 protesters packed Brisbane airport cheering and jeering as authorities hustled the confused delegation into an awaiting car.
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Australia
UPI
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