Federal voting examiners withdrawn in Alabama controversy
Federal voting examiners in 12 Alabama counties were withdrawn last month by order of the U S Attorney General's Office, a move Nichols urged as a cost cut. The Civil Service Commission said the offices were closed indefinitely, with reactivation possible at the attorney general's discretion.
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Angel Little
Daily Capitol
Montgomery
U.S
Bill Nichols
D-Ala
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Macy
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Nichols
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Dallas
Hale
Loundes
Marengo
Perry, Wilcox
Autauga
Elmore
Green
Sumter
Jefferson
Birmingham
State Comptroller’s Office
James C. Inter
Gadsden
Folsom
Anniston
Limestone
Madison
Morgan
US Small Business Administration
Ben Cherner
Bessemer
Elwood Hogan
Mobile
State Supreme Court
Lurleen Wallace
General Sessions Court
Lung cancer detection via sputum cell analysis kit weighs alternative
An article describes sputum cell staining and electronic scanning to detect cancer signs, noting Strang Clinic findings and King remarks on how bronchial lining cells become precancerous. It also covers kit availability for industry health programs at under ten dollars per kit and group screening.
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Strang Clinic
New York
John F. King
King
Allied push halts Viet Cong escape with heavy air and ground fire
Allied and government battalions in Vietnam moved armored vehicles to block Viet Cong escape routes. Artillery and jets blasted the area as helicopters and flare ships lit the battlefield. By morning the enemy slipped out on the flanks, leaving 42 rifles, 10 heavier weapons, and six prisoners, including a junior officer. U.S. air missions reached 150 on Tuesday with B52s bombing near the Cambodian border and a bivouac of the 25th Infantry Division sustaining heavy mortar fire.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Red River
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Highlands
Saigon
Nitrogen and health risks from crops and pollution
The article discusses nitrogen pollution from farms and sewage plants affecting lakes and fish, and the potential health impact from nitrate to nitrite conversion in the body. It cites a University of Missouri study noting baby foods containing nitrate levels up to 0.8 percent, exposing infants to about 40 milligrams per two ounce jar.
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University of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
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