Truman Remains Very Serious as Doctors Try New Kidney Approach
Former President Harry S. Truman stayed in a semi conscious state in Kansas City hospitals. Doctors pursued amino acid therapy to reduce poison in his blood while monitoring rising blood urea nitrogen and kidney function. A spokesman warned higher nitrogen could be fatal if not improved soon.
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Northern Ireland violence surges amid Bloody Sunday echoes
Bombings and shootings across Belfast and Derry leave multiple dead or wounded as British troops tighten anti terror measures. The day follows Bloody Sunday and Bloody Friday with 10 plus killings this year, prompting calls for new detentions and altered trials in the province.
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Northern Ireland
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Portadown
Lurgan
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Beechlawn Hotel
Anypirl
Dungannon
Skyjacker held after Donohue says Russia target in capture
In a dramatic seizure at LaGuardia then Rockland County, Dobbelaer wore a hooded sweatshirt and jeans, carrying a guitar case and attache. A bomb squad found nothing suspicious. a Pan Am spokesman said there was no skyjacking indication. Donohue said the suspect muttered about Russia. Sky marshals McCarthy and Petrucci were wounded. Dobbelaer faces charges in Brooklyn federal court with bail set at $75,000 for mental examination. Maximum penalties: 10 years for assault, 24 for theft. He has a history of mental treatment and Vietnam service. He quipped about his birth name at the bail hearing.
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Rockland State Hospital
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Vietnam
U.S
Vincent Cuatoggio
Joseph and Mary flee to Egypt in search of safety
Dream guiding Joseph leads him to take Mary and Jesus by night. They pack quickly, hide from Roman forces, cross deserts and towns, endure hunger and thirst, and seek shelter with Bedouins. In Egypt they face alien lands, distant ancestors, and legends, before returning to Nazareth after Herod’s death. Tomorrow: A Lost Son.
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Nixon urged to exercise more after annual physical
President Nixon's personal physician said he remains in fine health but voiced concern over insufficient exercise. Maj. Gen. Walter Tkach cited a slight blood pressure drop and noted Nixon has reduced running, bowling, and daily strides from about 400 to roughly 200. Nixon planned a Florida trip for swimming and promised to increase activity.
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Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Tkach
Florida
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Key Biscayne
Fla
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San Clemente
Calif
Oceanside
Indochina North Vietnam raids and US ship hits
The U S Command in Saigon withheld further details on large scale North Vietnamese attacks north of the 20th parallel. Hanoi dispatches said Wednesday’s raids continued into the night with 100 B S and 500 fighter bombers. Two sailors died and three were wounded when North Vietnamese coastal artillery struck the guided missile destroyer Goldsborough, sustaining shrapnel damage on deck.
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Synthetic Hormone Linked To Cervical Cancer Now
Boston based researchers report that diethylstilbestrol DES a synthetic female hormone formerly tied to vaginal cancer in daughters of treated mothers is now linked to cervical cancer in offspring. Of 91 genital tract cancer cases 38 were cervical, with 49 cases involving DES or related drugs. findings urge regular pelvic exams starting puberty and support the prior NEJM report.
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Vincent Memorial Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
New England Journal of Medicine
United States
Cervix
Massachusetts General
Arthur L. Herbst
Federal Drug Administration
Robert J. Kurman
Robert E. Scully
David C. Poskanzer
Plane Crash at O'Hare After Fog Bottlenecks Traffic
Thick fog slowed air movement at O'Hare with Delta and North Central flights. A Delta plane was struck on its tail by a North Central aircraft as it held on the runway. Passengers described smoke and flames as they fled. A morgue was set up at a fire station and the airport closed to traffic. NTSB and FAA sent investigators to Chicago.
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Atlanta
North Central
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St. Mary’s
Ind
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Chicapo
Holton Details State Hospital Population Cuts Plan
Holton outlines ongoing reductions at state hospitals and failing schools with a six percent drop this year and a target to cut the population by another 40 percent over the next five years as part of a broader reform plan.
Denture Powder Advert Gets Long-Holding Ha FASTEETH
Ad copy touts fasten denture wear with Eat long holding Ha FASTEETH powder claiming it removes worry from wearing dentures and provides secure fit for daily use.
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