Pope Paul VI Deems Italy Vote Reflects Communal Values
Pope Paul VI told noon crowd in St. Peter's Square that Italy's national election results show a renewal of communal values such as order duty justice law harmony collaboration and concern for others. Christian Democrats held 263 seats in the 30 seat Chamber while Communists rose to 227. Northwest Orient pilot Guy Hunt sues for discrimination claiming firing over homosexuality and expects reinstatement after arbitration.
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Chamber of Deputies
Guy Hunt
Northwest Orient Airlines
Hunt
Seattle
Minneapolis Department of Civil Rights
Northwest
Air Line Pilots Association
UF researchers study muscle signals to help paralyzed walk
University of Florida scientists using gymnastic teams explore how electrical signals from muscles trigger movement. Project director Bill Boykin says findings could lead to pacemaker devices enabling paralyzed patients with spinal injuries to walk again, aided by signals to leg nerves.
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Gainesville, Fla
Bill Boykin
Alabama
Boykin
Hepatitis vaccine ready for trial run
A vaccine against serum hepatitis shows success in animal tests and is ready for human trials. Researchers at Merck Institute report antibodies formed in guinea pigs, monkeys, and chimpanzees after three injections. Potential to curb hepatitis B transmission through blood and needle exposure is noted.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Buynak
Bicentennial Tour Tips Highlighted by Consumer Writer
Consumer writer Margaret Dana outlines ways to maximize family enjoyment and benefit during summer bicentennial tours, as discussed in new publications highlighted in Women's World.
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Margaret Dana
Women’s World
Little Willie Immortalized in Rhyme Stirs Controversy
In a sharp local clash, the rhyme about Little Willie, branded as a devil by critics, sparks debate on its origin and moral implications. The piece raises questions of artistry versus offense and who decides what counts as harm.
Bezho Sisters Formed By Maria Muldaur And Price and Kearney
Rolling Stone reports singer Maria Muldaur known for Midnight at the Oasis teams with Mary Ann Price and Ellen Kearney to form a new group the Bezho Sisters during a forthcoming music project.
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Maria Muldaur
Mary Ann Price
Ellen Kearney
Bezho Sisters
Rolling Stone
New therapy raises colon cancer survival in study
Two doctors from Nassau Hospital Mineola New York report a higher survival rate in colorectal cancer using a combination of surgery and the drug fluorouracil started four to six weeks after surgery rather than immediately. The findings appear in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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UPI
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Stuart T. Ross
Nassau Hospital
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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AMA report on heat tolerance for workers in ovens
A JAMA study says healthy workers can endure five to 10 minute periods in 20 to 400 degree heat without health risk. Short interval work, about five minutes, is advised for oven servicing. Time could extend to 10 to 15 minutes with heavy clothing and protective gear.
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Chicago
UPI
Journal of the American Medical Association
AMA poll finds one third of doctors reconsider malpractice
A UPI report notes the American Medical Association poll shows about one in three doctors considering buying malpractice insurance. The survey from the AMA Center for Health Services Research and Development also found 13 percent of respondents are currently uninsured for malpractice.
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Mars lander delayed as site search shifts to safer ground
Pasadena scientists scrape Mars for an alternate Viking lifedetector site after canceling the July 4 touchdown. The chosen site near the plain of Chryse and the Northwest Territory aims to reduce hazards, delaying landing by at least four days and possibly weeks.
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James Martin
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Pay phones may rise to a quarter in many states
AT&T chairman John deButts warns in an interview with U.S. News and World Report that pay phones could move to 25 cents nearly everywhere. He notes 14 states already above 10 cents and some near 25 cents, while home phone bills are likely to climb with inflation unless productivity improves.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
U.S. News and World Report
John deButts
ATRT
July 4 holiday deaths projected by council
The National Safety Council estimates 590 to 630 traffic deaths over the 78 hour July 4 holiday weekend in Chicago with higher speeds and more travel. An estimated 25,000 to 90,000 people could suffer disabling injuries from Friday 6 pm to Monday midnight.
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Chicago
UPS
National Safety Council
Local newspaper masthead for The Daily Review Hayward
Public notice style masthead for The Daily Review Inc of Hayward California with officers Floyd Sparks president and William Cilrate publisher. Includes post office routing details and subscription rates, 6118 W Winton Ave Box 2127 Hayward California, office contacts and rates.
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Willam Cilrate
Susinen Menager
Hayward
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Kitten saves 6 lives in Detroit area blaze
Niles Michigan UP I Cream Putt a six week old kitten alerted Evin Butts and his family to a blaze early Sunday. The cat jumped on his back and scratched, waking his wife and four children who escaped through a window. The kitten was missing and presumed dead in the house fire that destroyed the Howard Township home and all its contents.
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The Moddistr Moc Panty Mood Indicator Stocked Up
A new mood sensing panty with a plastic heart that changes color by body heat debuts. Heat sensitive liquid crystals trigger colors black for rigid brown for cuddly green for playful blue for sexy. Shoppers vary from playful to skeptical, with price noted at 149 and mixed reactions from clerks and customers.
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Baltimore
Understanding dizziness vertigo and tiptoe walk from a chiropractor
Dr Ralph F Herndon of Hayward California explains dizziness or vertigo describes lightheadedness and faintness as a pit of straw sensation. He notes causes from ear brain center disturbances to circulatory problems and arthritis. He urges patients to report when symptoms occur and highlights serious risk if ignored.
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Dr. Herndon
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