Fluoride Taste Tested By Local Dentist In Pitt Study
In 1951 52 University of Pittsburgh dental students including Dr Merle Amy tested fluorides in water to see if people could taste them. Distilled water and rising fluoride levels showed two parts per million were undetectable by most students. Amy says no one could detect that level and urges chewing fluoride tablets as proof there is no taste.
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Merle Amy
University of Pittsburgh
Amy
Dr. Amy
Bychevka Capture Amid Snow and Floods Reported
Russian troops reportedly seized Bychevka driving a wedge between Nazi strongholds as cyclonic winds and thaw flood nearby creeks. The item also notes local figures such as Clyde Dinglelder and John A. Lansion, plus weather and other scattered notes from the era.
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Moscow
Bychevka
American Bowling Congress marks 30th consecutive event
In Des Moines sighting, Jows Steve Ceerpinuks of Buttato New York celebrated the 30th consecutive ABC. He placed eighth in the regular division doubles with partner Ghent. The 57-year-old veteran and his teammate posted a score of 1265 for the event.
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Des Moines
Jows
Steve Ceerpinuks
Buttato
N.Y
Ghent
Abot
Opera Afternoon Returns Me To Simpler Pleasures
George Sokolsky recalls a Saturday afternoon at the opera Aida with friends like Roland Hayes and Francis Robinson, reflecting on young conductors, careers in music, and memories of stars such as Grace Moore. He echoes the calming, culture-rich escape from political bustle and fuses anecdotes about hospital visits and broadcast conversations.
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Khrushchev
Francis Robinson
Roland Hayes
Leonard Bernstein
Charlie Coburn
Charlie
Bill Ormerod
Sir Berkeley
Grace Moore
Robinson
Nashville
Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan
Around the World Trip Plans by Jim Bishop and Party
Reporter Jim Bishop outlines a around the world voyage covering 21,450 miles with 300 days of travel. The Pan American 707 itinerary starts in Paris and stops in Beirut Jerusalem New Delhi Bangkok Hong Kong Tokyo Honolulu Los Angeles and New York. The group includes Jack and Mrs Sullivan and Miss Menkes aids visa and health matters.
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Rita, Menkes
Pan American
Fifth Avenue
Coney Island
Magellan
Nellie Bly
Pals
Gaye
New York
Paris
Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
New Delhi
India
Labor Department report gives mixed signals on jobs data
The February employment report shows a drop in total unemployment and a rise in jobs, yet the labor force shrank and long term unemployment increased. Analysts question seasonal factors and overall labor market strength while noting some sectors face skill shortages. President Kennedy says the economy has vitality despite doubts.
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New York
Labor Department
Rehan
Kennedy
Corry Journal details and publication data
The Corry Journal page lists staff positions including Publisher George R. Sample and City Editor William Eaton, with Advertising Manager Allan Hasbrouck and Production Manager G. T. Bergman. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights for local news and AP dispatches, postal details, and annual subscription rates and deadlines.
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Corry Journal
Lund
West Boul Street
Cory
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Wiliam Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Wationsl
Bo’ S Inc
Sa Eee
Reseana Bond Mataing
Retroits Chamber
Commenes
Philadelphia
Associated Pres
Christ Scientist Church To Feature Special Lesson
The First Church of Christ Scientist on East Columbus Avenue will hold a Sunday service centered on the sermon subject Man with the Golden Text from Psalm 100. Readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy emphasize spiritual growth and overcoming mortality to place off sin.
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Christian Science
Jesson
Mary Baker Edy
Harrisburg Man Fatally Struck Crossing Street
Edward Kane, 75, of Harrisburg, was fatally injured last night when struck by a car while attempting to cross a street, according to police reports.
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Harrisburg
Edward Kane
Marlow Analyzes Kennedy News Conference In Detail
James Marlow reviews President Kennedy's news conference, praising his grasp of domestic and foreign affairs. He notes Kennedy’s extensive knowledge from conferences and briefings, outlining points on steel talks, space cooperation, tariffs, unemployment, defense spending, missiles, Viet Nam, and international diplomacy. He highlights Kennedy’s factual, detail oriented style and ongoing policy challenges.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Brill
Congress
Eisenhower
Khnishchev
Geneva
Moscow
Khrushchev
Russia
Poland
CIA
Francis Gary Powers
Viet Nam
Berln
Southeast Avis
U.N
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Okinawa
Five year old Elizabeth Kearney is 1962 Easter Seal child
Elizabeth M. Kearney of Springfield Delaware County was chosen as Pennsylvania's 1962 Easter Seal child. A spina bifida case since birth left her crippled below the defect, with the drive chaired by Arnold Palmer of Latrobe during March 15 to April 22.
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Manmuoourer
Elizabeth M. Kearney
Springfield
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kearney
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Penn
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Clyde Dinglelder
Corry High ‘School
Naval Academy
Anmapus
John A. Lansion
Mezi
Hatch
Benoo
Iare
Bernstein Brothers
North Center Street
George Kemp
Clymer
Sway
Drifliey
Greenese
Seneca Street
Tier Com
Llines
Eines
ABC
George Sokolsky
Georgie Jessel
Gus Edwards
Eddie Cantor
Farrar
Caruso
Aida
Gynth
Maria Jeritza
Ges Vratim
Metropolitan Opera
Jim Bishop
Japan
Miss Menkes
Hong Kong
Peninsula Hotel
Ching
Bamboo Curtain
Tokyo
Jack Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
Ines
Kelly
Mark Hellinger
Beverly Halls
United
Business “Mirror
America
Ireland
Lorry
Emery
Rrier
Norge
Barney
Carrig's Footwear
Christ Scientist Church
Marlow
James Marlow
Dewey Whitwell
EvanGelistic CrusaDe
the Wigdens
Robert and
Gladys
Corry Evangelical
Penna
Hague
Holland
Rossin's
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