Arthritis Foundation activity in North Carolina outlined
A letter explains NC chapter work including patient education, grants for Duke Medical Center research, and free public medical forums. Wake County, led by Myrtle Ellen LaBarr, notes the North Carolina chapter is the sole state representative with HQ in New York and state license to collect public funds. Dr. John F. Benson of High Point sits on the NC chapter board.
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Arthritis Campaign
Arthritis Foundation
High Point
Raleigh
North Carolina
Wake County
P.O. Box
N. C
Foundation
Duke Medical Center
John F. Benson
New York City
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
N.C
Stolen motorcycle case points to fee responsibility
The sheriff notes the motorcycle was stolen and sold twice, with three defendants under indictment. It was impounded as ownership traced through the chain, and the last buyer agreed to return it. The court may allow recovering costs from the defendant, potentially reimbursing you at trial.
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Sheriff's Department
Lloyd Brown
Westchester Drive May See Roadway Improvements
A Westchester resident notes poor drainage and shoulder conditions, but Public Works reports scheduled maintenance has reworked ditches and improved appearance. Dr Roy Epperson discusses element 104 and 105 discoveries, noting rapid publication delays for short lived synthetic elements and naming debates.
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Westchester Drive
Westchester
Public Works Dept
Roy Epperson
High Point College
Berkeley
University of California
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Albert Ghiorso
Epperson
Nixon to Visit Yugoslavia in Historic First by U.S. President
President Nixon expands European trip to include a visit to Communist Yugoslavia marking the first such visit by a sitting American leader. He will also meet leaders in Italy Spain and Britain with Belgrade an evening stop and a return to Washington planned for Oct. 5. Tito welcomed a direct exchange of views on the international situation.
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Washington
Nixon
Yugoslavia
White House
Italy
Spain
Britain
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
France
West Germany
Tito
U.S. Rebuffs Egypt on Peace Drive and Arms Plans
U.S. officials rejected Egypt's claim that American efforts for Middle East peace have ended. Washington aims to resume stalled talks under U.N. mediator Gunnar Jarring and to press Israel, while considering a new mega aid package and 16 to 18 Phantom jets. Egypt warns the U.S. has ceased to mediate and might sell arms to Israel.
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Washington
US S
Egypt
United States
Middle East
Suez Canal
U.S
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Golda Meir
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Israel
Ised
Mahmoud Riad
Cairo
Rogers
Riad
Democrats Nominate Broad Senate Slates In Primary Rounds
Hubert Humphrey and Henry M. Jackson easily defeated antiwar rivals in Senate primaries while Joseph D. Tydings won Maryland challenges. Edward Kennedy and John Pastore secured nominations. Governors Mandel and Licht were renominated. Massachusetts contest featured Kevin White and Maurice Donahue facing Francis Sargent with Philip Philbin defeated by Robert Drinan.
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Hubert Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Edward M. Kennedy
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Marvin Mandel
Frank D. Licht
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Boston
Kevin H. White
Maurice A. Donahue
Francis W. Sargent
Philip Philbin
House
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Robert F. Drinan
Nixon decries political violence as cancer spreading in US
President Nixon, in a Kansas State University address, denounces violence and terrorism as political tactics. He cites campus bombings and hijackings, warns higher education faces a crisis, and calls for responsible university leadership to restore public support.
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Manhattan
Kan
Nixon
America
Kansas State University
California
United States
Mercury in Canadian foods shocks science writers
AP dispatch from Rochester reports University of Toronto scientists led by Prof. Robert E. Jervis found significant mercury levels in diverse foods including wheat flour bread rice milk cheese tea and various beef pork and calf livers and poultry. An FDA spokesman cautions of negligible amounts in typical U.S. foods.
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Brian Sullivan
Rochester, N.Y
Canada
University of Toronto
Robert E. Jervis
United States
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Jervis
FDA
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
Don H. Anderson
Kodak
On Guard Help Build Barriers To Thwart Burglars
A security feature discussion warns burglars can exploit garage or porch access to reach living spaces. It notes doors from porch and garage are common entry points and emphasizes builder or prior occupants may hold master keys. The piece cautions homeowners to strengthen vulnerabilities beyond front and back doors.
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Jimmy
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