Fluoridation hailed as best decay preventive expert says
Dr Harold Englander of the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare told a Erie County Dental Association luncheon that water fluoridation builds stronger teeth and reduces decay. He cited Auroral and Rockford water differences and noted about 3 000 communities fluoridate while 40 million benefit from fluoridated water. Brushing after meals and reducing sugars remain essential. fluoridation is not a complete answer.
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Harold England” Oy
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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D.C
Erie County’ Dental Association
Erie
Englander
Rockford
Polnto
Cleveland
Chicago
Richard Reichel
Charles B. Williamson
Ready Forms For Federal Aid The Bond Issue Discussion
City council considers a half payment on a $1000000 sewer project and outlines an open end bond up to 100000 for sewers and property payments. The plan funds the Clinton Street purchase and supports the master plan while beginning repayments in 1985.
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Clinton Street
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Wold
State Department of Health
Columbus Avenue
Snyder Circle
Nto Storm
Public Community Colleges Must In Penns Future
Harrisburg AP The Governors Committee of 100 for Better Education issued a 15 page booklet arguing for public two year colleges to serve nearly 20 000 Pennsylvania high school graduates yearly The plan outlines three functions for community colleges junior college vocational or semiprofessional training the freshman and sophomore years of a four year course and adult education Courses would operate under committee sponsorship while debates linger over administration A statewide system could strain existing resources and legislature may shape its governance A State Government Commission survey of 1959 10 000 graduates shows 27 percent went to college 11 percent to other training 46 percent of seniors took no post high school education The new committee does not analyze need but asserts support for the concept
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Mdon College
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Pew
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County Aides To Attend Washington DC Urban Congress
County aides and officials from Erie County will attend the Second Urban County Congress in Washington DC. The event, sponsored by the National Association of Counties, centers on the county role in urban America with sessions on public works, health, housing, and job security. Speakers include Humphrey, Kuehl, Williams, Johnston, Rothher, Keppel, and Rockefeller.
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Urban County Congress
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Washington, D.C
National Association of Countiess
Proctor
Natonal Civil Defense Committee
Agsoclation
Istal Health
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State Department
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Walter P. Retther
United Auto Workers
Francis Keppel
U_ S
Laurence S. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Mental Health Program Urged for Community Centers
The President urged a national mental health program centered on community health centers offering care, diagnosis, rehabilitation and emergency services around the clock. Centers would aim for prevention and treatment using new methods, reducing hospital stays and promoting private insurance coverage for mental health care. Programs target reducing new cases and aiding about 200,000 mentally retarded in institutions.
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Wonder If Fie Has A Good Roadside Manner
Forest County game protector David Kirkland reports a motorist stopped on a forest road after spotlighting a deer. The driver claimed his wife was in danger and that the light helped inspect her face. A four-shot rifle was found in the trunk after questioning.
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David
Kirkland
Forest County
Pennsylvania
Hold Rites For Infant Nichols
Runny prayers were said for Robert Stanley Nichols infant son of Mr and Mrs David Nichols. The services were conducted at 10 oclock by Rev Walter Gilliland of the First Methodist Church at Bracken Funeral Home. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with Ms William Kellogs of Bath attending from away.
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Robert Stanley Nichols
David Nichols
Bracken
Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
William Kellogs
Bath
Pine Grove
US Watches Cuban Ship Routes Amid Arms Buildup Claims
The Navy says there is no evidence that vessels carry offensive weapons but officers would recognize a fissile carrier if observed. Senate claims of a continued Soviet arms buildup in Cuba prompted cautious official statements, noting uncertainty about incoming arms.
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Keating
Senate
Cuba
Navy
Erie Slayer Not Named Attorney For Defense
Daniel Roy Triebe Hauser, confessed killer of Mary Lynn Crotty, remains unrepresented as a preliminary hearing is continued to February 21. District Attorney Ferbert J Johnson Jr reported Hauser plans to plead innocent at arraignment and may seek psychiatric evaluation to explain the murder. He admitted strangling Miss Crotty on January 2 during a blind date in Edinblina, a state college town near Lawrence Park.
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Daniel Roy Triebie
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Mary Lynn Crotty
Ferbert J Johnson Jr
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Whistles Given to Women Workers by Legion in Baltimore
The American Legion offered free police whistles to 10 women working evening shifts visiting the Legion offices in Baltimore’s War Memorial Building. Daniel Burkhardt, state adjutant, said the program aims to improve safety amid several recent attacks on women walking at night.
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Daniel Burkhardt
the Legion
Legion
Baltimore
War Memorial
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