Mao Thoughts Blend Modern Medicine In China Says British Surgeon
Dr Joshua Bern, a Royal College of Surgeons fellow, says China’s medical system now blends modern techniques with Nei Ching traditions and Chairman Mao's thoughts. He notes progress against venereal disease and schistosomiasis through prevention, propaganda, and snail elimination with mass drainage campaigns.
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Bear management at Yellowstone and Glacier parks faces human bear clashes
Park officials report about 450 grizzlies and 800 black bears in the two parks with efforts to reduce encounters amid 3.2 million expected visitors. Fifteen bears were killed or relocated this year and 29 people cited for feeding bears. several injuries occurred to workers and visitors in bear incidents.
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Polynesian stonefish ranked world’s most poisonous
The Polynesian stonefish is described as the most poisonous fish on record. Its venomous sting can kill a man within about two hours, according to the report.
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Mau for militant apathy underground forms at CSU
On the Colorado State University campus a new student group Mau or militant apathy underground aims to rid students of social pressures toward activity. Mau coordinator Walter Crest says the group seeks to justify apathy on campus.
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Liberty Bell May Be Moved for 1976 Bicentennial Tour
The 2,080 pound Liberty Bell could be relocated from Independence Hall to a more crowded site for greater visitor access during the 1976 bicentennial. Arthur Kaufman and Chester Brooks announced plans to move it as part of the national celebration.
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A Good Salesman Covers Territory With Daily Want Ads
A concise note on sales strategy highlighting that effective coverage comes from daily want ads and consistent outreach to reach customers across the territory. It stresses persistence, visibility, and routine in advertising to drive engagement and sales.
Modest Detroit home houses vast unguarded art bequest
Detroit art lover Robert Hudson Tannahill died at 76 leaving about 450 works by Renoir, Monet, Degas, Cezanne and others in a four bedroom home. The Detroit Institute of Arts inherits the collection, estimated by officials to be worth well over 10 million dollars, with a stipulation not to sell any piece.
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van Gohs
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Tannahill
Detroit Institute of Arts
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Woods
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Degas
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William Clay
Edsel Ford
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U S Population Reaches 202 540 000 On Oct 1
The census bureau announced the U S population on October 1 is 202 540 000 up 221 000 from September 1 and 23 2 million higher than the 1960 census total. The gain since October 1968 tops two million.
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Cat Ballou on Channel 9 Presents Lee Marvin Dual Roles
The ABC Wednesday Night Movie Cat Ballou features Lee Marvin in a dual role as the drunken Kid Shelleen and the ruthless Strawn. The color broadcast airs on Channel 9 at 8 PM.
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