Who Gets Cancer And Why Chapter Seven
A veteran science editor traces cancer patterns worldwide, noting tolls in dollars and lives. The piece covers global death rates, racial and regional cancer disparities, and links to diet, living conditions, and circumcision, with regional examples from the United States, Europe, Africa, and Hawaii.
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Pat McGrady
American Cancer Society
United States
Philadelphia
U. S
World Health Organization
Austria
Scotland
Finland
Switzerland
England and Wales
West Germany
Netherlands
Chile
Africa
Bombay
India
New York City
Hawaii
Cops Break Up Teen Age Drinking Spree
Police halted a weekend campout as Chief Steve Hoden confronted a group with a large liquor cache. Da vid Cummings, 19, Leslie Lewis, 20, and Dave Lane, 20, along with two 17-year-olds were arrested. They were arraigned before Justice Vincent Sprague and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Assistant Chief Jerry Crosley assisted.
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Sheffield
Steve Hoden
Hoden
David Cummings
Leslie Lewis
Dave Lane
Haden
Vincent Sprague
Jerry Crosley
Goshen Choir to Sing at Beaverdam Mennonite Church
The Goshen College 61 voice A Capella Choir directed by Dwight Weldy will perform sacred choral music at Beaverdam Mennonite Church next Tuesday at 7 45 pm. The group, Goshen College major choir, tours ten days each spring recess, covering 1420 miles in Michigan Canada New York Pennsylvania and Ohio. An area member is Samuel Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Miller of Conneaut Lake.
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Goshen Choir
Goshen College
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Dwight E. Weldy
Goshen
Ind
Michigan
Canada
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohao
Samuel Miller
Joseph D. Miller
Conneaut Lake
Easter egg hunt kicks off at Mead Park in near perfect weather
About a quarter of Mead Park preschoolers are pictured at the GO whistle signaling the start of the annual Easter egg hunt. Yesterdays turnout was among the largest since the program began, leaving many youngsters empty handed. Overcast skies favored favorable hunting conditions. Journal Photo by Johnston.
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Mead Park
Journal
Johnston
Fire Destroys Vacant Farmhouse Near Titusville
An early morning blaze destroyed a vacant two story farmhouse about three miles north of Titusville near Church Run road. The fire was reported at 1 12 am by two youths who saw the flames and alerted James Irwin. Walter Howe ownership is listed, with Roy Proper previously occupying the residence. Centerville firefighters aided, focusing on stopping grass fires and protecting nearby UCIT trees.
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Usvillle
Titusville
Church Run Road
James Irwin
Walter Howe
You May Never Take a Laxative Again
A 12 year research finding medical substance Regutol dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate claims to correct constipation without laxatives. It moisturizes colon waste to soften it enabling natural elimination. Available over the counter in drugstores with no habit forming risk and no warning on the label.
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New York, N.Y
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