Washing Wound Advice From Dr Lamb and Urine Myth
A Vietnam veteran promotes fresh urine for wound cleansing, while Dr Lamb cautions that urine is not superior to clean water and that cleaning minor wounds may do more harm. He advises letting a clean cut bleed to flush dirt, then seek medical care for proper treatment. He also notes puncture wounds benefit little from washing with water or urine. A second reader asks if long term marital tension can cause a nervous stomach and diarrhea. Dr Lamb links chronic stress to ulcers and digestive upsets and stresses emotional treatment.
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Dr. Lamb
A Bridge Hand Triumph Amid Finesse Doubts
In a dramatic bridge scenario, South overcomes a bad diamond finesse by altering play. A strong player tests the South hand, but by reversing order and cashing aces, he uses trumps to set up nine and queen clubs. The result: South makes the contract while others lament bad luck.
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North
South
East
West
Bridge Problem: Responding After Two Clubs Bid
In this bidding diagram you hold five hearts and four spades. After partner opens notrumps with 1D and rebids 2C, plan your reply. You should consider supporting hearts and showing five hearts while communicating distribution. The correct response will clarify your hand shape and fit without overcalling.
Compromise Amtrak Bill Sent to Senate
A compromise Amtrak bill authorizes new federal grants and loan guarantees. The Senate approved the measure by voice vote and sent it to the House for action. It provides 225 million dollars in grants, 2 million annually to establish links to Montreal Vancouver and Nuevo Laredo, and loan guarantees up to 150 million through 1973 and 200 million thereafter. Amtrak began operations in May 1971 under a 1970 law.
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Washington
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Senate
Tursday
House
Iual
United States
Vance Hartke
U-Ind
Montreal
Vancouver
British Columbia
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Space treaty push calls for joint U S Russian space projects
Ten years ago U S and Russian delegates sent recommendations to their governments urging cooperation on three joint space exploration initiatives. The move reflects thawing ties and a push for collaborative missions across orbit and beyond.
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U.S
General Ryan Dies After Three Wars
Maj. Gen. Cornelius E. Ryan, 75, veteran of World War I II and Korea, died Tuesday in a Veterans Administration hospital in Menlo Park California. Services were held Thursday night and he will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. He spent 41 years in the Army and served on General Omar Bradley's staff, commanded Allied forces in Berlin, and held a NATO post before retiring in 1965. Surviving are his widow two sons a daughter three grandchildren a brother and two sisters.
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Menlo Park
Calif
Cornelius E. Ryan
Ryan
Veterans Administration Hospital
Arlington National Cemetery
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Army
12Th Army
Omaha Beach
France
Solve your buying renting selling or locating problems fast
A compact want ad invitation urges quick action to solve buying renting selling or locating problems. It highlights fast responses and straightforward use of the want ad to connect buyers and sellers, renters and landlords, or seekers with offers.
Drivers Licenses for Kentucky Epileptics
The Kentucky department of public safety issued an order allowing epileptics to obtain drivers’ licenses with doctor certification that the condition is controllable by drugs and that the applicant has had no seizures in the past year.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Department of Public Safety
Union Members Storm College
About 150 union members and supporters stormed UC Berkeley’s University Hall in a seven week strike by non academic employees. Ten were arrested and nine injured as police used clubs mace and tear gas. Richard Groulx a labor leader was among those detained.
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Storm College
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
University
University Hall
Ing
Berkeley City
Richard Groulx
Alameda County Central Labor Council
Hitch
Laff a Day: Father Seeks Loan for Impression Makers
A humorous LAFF A DAY gag urges readers to help a father by lending him ten dollars to win a good impression. The quip frames the loan as a cheeky test of character and charm, inviting quick, friendly help.
Support the Fuzz Peach Ad Seen In Milford Store
An AP report notes a local storefront sign urging “Support the Fuzz. buy peaches.” The ad directs readers to use a want ad and provides the phone number 398-8234 for contact.
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Milford
Ohio
Dial
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