Path to eradicating cavities in 10 years says NIH director
Washington report cites Dr. Prieta J. Serebeter from HEW and Dr. Kreshover with researchers outlining methods to curb tooth decay. A plastic fluoride mouthpiece used for five minutes daily reduced decay by up to 80 percent in Cheektowaga trial of 500 children, signaling progress toward broader fluoridation and new antimicrobials.
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Jack Miller
Washington
United States
National Institute of Dental Research
Prieta J. Serebeter
Kreshover
Tha T
Cheektowaga
N. Y
Aid Agency Reports Growth and New Programs in 1967
Family Counseling Travelers Aid reported a milestone year at its annual meeting in Lee Terrace elderly housing center. Executive director Roger F Switzer said 1967 served 5,253 persons, up from 3,235 in 1966, a 60 percent rise. New programs included a senior center at Lee Terrace and graduate social work training. Glasses and dentures aided about 100 elderly, with Withrow-Trusts Fund addressing other needs. M. C. Hunt Jr was reelected president. others named were Stanley Silverstein vice president, Mrs. Charles Rotgin secretary, and Clarence Benson treasurer.
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Mileston
Travelers Aid Agency
Lee Terrace
Roger F Switzer
United Find Agency
Withrow — Trust
M. C. Hunt Jr
Family Counseling Travelers Aid
Stanley Silverstein
Charles Rotgin
Clarence Benson
High Speed Rail Delay Explained by Penn Central Official
Penn Central senior VP R. W. Minor told a Senate subcommittee that explanations will emerge for delays in the New York to Washington high speed rail demonstration. He stressed safety and reliability will not be sacrificed to speed the start, warning the public may forget a late start but not a false one. The demo, once set for October, has yet to see any of 50 Budd Co cars accepted.
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Washington
Penn
Central Railroad
New York
R. W. Minor
Senate Appropriations
Penn Central
Budd Co
Silent Object Seen Over Charleston Sky
A silent light spotted Tuesday night over Charleston, described as a quiet spot five to ten times the largest star and moving too slowly to be a shooting star. Dr John Herlihy of 1540 Bedford Rd observed the peculiar object from his porch. the light vanished after three or four minutes.
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Charleston
John Herlihy
Bedford Rd
Allen Leads Selden In Alabama Senate Runoff Battle
Former Lt. Gov. James B. Allen built a widening edge over U.S. Rep. Armistead Selden in the Alabama Democratic runoff for the U.S. Senate. The see-saw battle swung as returns from northern counties poured in, with Allen, age 55, gaining the upper hand as Democrats cast ballots for a new Senate candidate for the first time in 22 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
James B. Allen
Armistead Selden
U.S. Senate
Selden
Allen
Alabama
Senate
Unveiling of Renewal Plan Slated in Charleston
Charleston officials will view the Community Renewal Program study in a 7:20 p.m. meeting led by Planning Director Ted Wilding and consultants in the West Virginia Room at the Civic Center. A second public session is planned for Thursday night. The CRP study, submitted weeks ago, was not released publicly before tonight’s presentation.
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Charleston
Ted Wilding
West Virginia
Civic Center
Wilding
Twelve Countians Come Home With Degrees At Concord
Concord College in Athens awarded bachelor degrees to twelve Panene County students. Recipients include John Michael Davis Belle summa cum laude Gary M Hamilton Cedar Grove Jean Christiana Brown Roger W Cleveland Sharon Lynn Kinder Rupert T Mallory Jr Barbara Scott May Thelma White Navickas Anita Carole Skeen Charleston Daniel S Green Carol Ann Zika South Charleston Daniel R Gillenwater St Albans Marilyn Lee Clark Scott Depot Putnam County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michael Davis
Belle
Gary M. Hamilton
Cedar Grove
Jean Christiana Brown
Roger W. Cleveland
Sharon Lynn Kinder
Rupert T.mallory Jr
Barbara Scott May
Thelma White Navickas
Anita Carole Skeen
Charleston
Daniel S. Green
Carol Ann Zika
South Charleston
Daniel R. Gillenwater
St. Albans
Marilyn Lee Clark
Scott Depot
Putnam County
Minneapolis civic leader to speak at Kanawha Valley meeting
Mrs Elva D Walker a Minneapolis leader in social and civic affairs will speak at the annual meeting of the Community Council of Kanawha Valley at the Heart O Town Motor Inn at noon today The report notes her roles with the Community Health and Welfare Council of Hennepin County and various committees and foundations including the American Hospital Association and the American Rehabilitation Foundation The council's annual report will be distributed and includes statements by H L Snyder John McGowan and Roger F Switzer
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Elva D. Walker
Minneapolis
Hennepin
Jcounty
American Hospital Association
Offi
American Re-habilitation Foundation
Community Council
United Fund J
H. L. Snyder
John McGowan
Roger F. Switzer
Conference of
Israel War Toll and Sign Removals Cited
Street Superintendent E A McCoy cites a 20 year toll of 7506 lives from Arab raids and wars with 5 dollars per sign cost. He notes old commando raid signs to be removed amid renewed war reports. Data snippets reference 1948 and 1956 Sinai campaigns and a June 5 to 10 period. government figures listed.
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Iment
Write-in Casto Wins Recorder Post in Eleanor Town
In Eleanor Putnam County with 150 voters, write-in Rockford Casto won the recorder post after no official candidate ran. Mayor Carol Hartley was re-elected unopposed with 118 votes, while six candidates vied for town council chairs in the non-partisan town of about 420 residents incorporated in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Putnam County
Rockford
James Stotts
James Gatens
Johnny Harris
Avery Jiiden
Orie Rowe
Hartley
Carol Hartley
U S Approves Sub Ban for Japan in Nuclear Navy Talks
U S officials said a formal agreement was reached in Tokyo to suspend calls of nuclear submarines to Japanese ports temporarily. Ambassador U Alexis Johnson arrived in Washington after talks to inform Foreign Minister Takeo Miki that such visits would not be rescheduled until Japan improves radiation monitoring.
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Washington
State Department
Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Department
U.S
U. Alexis Johnson
Johnson
Takeo Miki
Japan
Sanity Test Sought in Warhol Shooting Case
Mission to determine mental fitness filed after Valeria Solanis, 26, surrendered for arraignment in Times Square court on two counts of attempted murder in the Warhol shooting and the wounding of Mario Amaya. Warhol remains critically ill at Columbia Hospital. Amaya grazed by a bullet in Warhol's Union Square studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Solanis
Valeria Solanis
Warhol
Andy Warhol
Criminal Court
Times Square
David Getzoff
Getzoff
Mario Amaya
Columbus Hospital
Union Square
Amaya
Ron
Kaufman backs peace with rapid Vietnam withdrawal
State Senator Paul D. Kaufman said he will back the Democratic presidential nominee who urges the quickest withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam under U.N. supervision. In a letter to Vice President Humphrey, he argued continued troop presence harms national interests and wastes 80 billion dollars yearly. He stressed he is not pledged to any candidate but supports ending the conflict.
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Paul D. Kaufman
Ae neeTee
Vietnam
U. N
Kaufman
Ati Large
Hubert H. Humphrey
U. S
Bony Sone
Sin My Appalachia
Yesid Kaufman
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