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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
6
Scientists identify specific streptococcal organisms on teeth and show they cause decay in decay free hamsters. Bacteria form sticky dextran from sugar that helps plaque films and convert sugars to enamel eating acid. Not everyone with bacteria develops decay. host tooth structure affects susceptibility.
Dr. Gordon Rovelstad of the Naval Dental Research Institute at Great Lakes advocates a preventive vaccine for dental caries likening it to polio and smallpox efforts. Scientists like Dr. Seymour J. Kreshover cite potential for decay prevention within 10 years but note obstacles such as identifying all cariogenic bacteria and ensuring durable antibodies. Advances include isolating caries-causing streptococci, testing vaccines in animals, and exploring saliva antibody levels and delivery methods like dental devices and fluoride-coated guards.
Southern governors at the Charleston meeting push to amend 1969 unanimity rule to a three fourths majority for resolutions and back stronger gun controls. Gov. McNair of South Carolina favors combined state and federal gun laws as security rises. Connally signals support for some controls, while Maddox faces pressure amid Wallace third‑party considerations.
Pampered dogs strutted in multi colored bikinis and nail polish at the Second annual independent pet industry trade show in Chicago. Exhibitors showcased umbrellas that attach to collars, dog cots, canine cottages, gourmet dog foods, talking bird records, ornate cages, transport cases, grooming gear, and cashmere sweaters as buyers from around the world observe evolving pet products and home furnishings.
A United Press International tally reports seven deaths from weekend crashes across Tennessee. Victims include 16 year old Charles Martin in Louisburg and 23 year old George Pollard in Hendersonville, among others. The count spans Putnam County to Shelby County with multiple two vehicle and pedestrian incidents.
United Press International reports showers and thunderstorms spread across the South and East after violent rain and windstorms in the Mid South Sunday night. Farther north fair and cool weather stretched from the Pacific to the Great Lakes. The Southwest baked near 100 degrees. Tornadoes were reported near Big Springs and Midland, Texas, Sunday night with no injuries or damage. winds to 61 mph hit Midland as a funnel cloud appeared overhead.
Cashin summarizes Dare readers insights from a Case Western Reserve University analysis showing college students favor Chevrolet cars and Playboy as a favorite magazine. The study notes public figures like John Lindsay as admired and Nixon as top presidential choice, with education and business topics drawing varied opinions.
Socialist Norman Thomas was reported in critical condition at Huntington Hospital with an unspecified stomach ailment. Earlier officials had listed him as in fair condition, with a friend noting a gastrointestinal disorder.
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