Doctor Mickley Propels Legacy From Autopsies to Autobiography
A portrait of Dr. Jack Mickley, famed microscope detective and autopsy pioneer, now retired in Fort Lauderdale. The Pennsylvania Dutch pathologist recounts 10,000 autopsies, a Cuba marriage, and a sharp wit as he guards grim trophies and stories in his library. His forthcoming memoir is titled Twenty-Twenty Hindsight.
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Speaking Freely Perspective Cleared Up By Don Oakley
A 30th anniversary reflection on World War II argues the war aimed to curb totalitarian expansion, not economic gain. It praises Japan and Germany for accepting responsibility, notes Hiroshima and Nagasaki raise moral questions, and cites Masatake Okumiya on postwar reform and the need for lasting peace.
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Indiana High School building dedication on North Fifth Street
August 29 report notes Indiana education strength in a town of this size as the new North Fifth Street high school is highlighted. The item mentions the Ameri- Home dedication in Clymer tomorrow and notes plans for a site at Route 1 center with local supermarket owners planning. A Colo center on Main Street lists 14 residents affected by a fire event.
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Fright weapons warning from State Department study
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports that the State Department warns of a possible terror use of fright weapons such as lasers chemicals and biologicals and nuclear arms. The study says the technology exists and terrorists could steal such arms yet small groups may be deterred by strong global response. It notes Libya as a key source and cites international terrorist cooperation and kidnapping as a tactic. It also covers Soviet grain diplomacy and various Washington Whirl items.
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Radioactive Waste Solutions Up for Debate
Cromley columns urge practical paths to reduce and repurpose nuclear waste. Laser isotope separation could cut hazardous material by up to 95 percent, enabling profitable uses and cheaper long term storage, while calling for broader research and innovative approaches beyond mere containment.
Labor's 1976 nominee signals loom at AFL-CIO conclave
Victor Riesel reports that labor leaders meet October 2 in San Francisco to gavel the AFL-CIO convention with Ford possibly present. Meany weighs candidates from Birch Bayh to Hubert Humphrey, with labor’s broad, multi-issue machine aiming to shape the Democratic nominating process and advocate a brokered, broad-based victory.
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