Navajo Infant Monitored in Isolation for Smallpox Sign
An eight month old Navajo girl on the Navajo Reservation near Farmington New Mexico is in isolation at San Juan County Hospital while health authorities await lab results to confirm or exclude smallpox The case prompts vaccination of about 20 contacts and a health investigation to prevent an outbreak with officials noting the likelihood of a rare alternative diagnosis Stevens Johnson syndrome and stressing cautious containment measures.
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Farmington
New Mexico
United States
State Health Department
Atlanta
U.S
San Juan County
Gerald Parkes
New Mexico Department of Public Health
Parkes
Misson
Farrmington Hospital
Milkman Reports Milk Thief Donkey in Marston Moreteyne
In Marston Moreteyne England milkman William Praddiey reported milk disappearances from doors. Constable John Bracdeing spotted a donkey named Needybie of the caps knock over milk bottles and drink the milk at a doorway behind a fence.
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Marston Moreteyne
England
UPI
William Praddiey
John Bracdeing
Needy Bie
Desecration Charged in $600,000 Cemetery Suit
In San Francisco a $600,000 damage suit names the Italian Cemetery Association the Cemetery Workers Union J Bocci and Sons Monuments and Ralph Le Bue as defendants. Esther Mirzaro alleges caskets of four relatives were flooded and one casket dropped into a vault during handling. The suit follows a violent dispute in which the plaintiff and her son were given one year suspended sentences for battery.
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Esther M. Mirzaro
Italian Cemetery Association
The
Cemetery Workers Union
J. Bocci and Sons Monuments
Ralph le Bue
Cemetery Superinten
Red Chinese official tours Britain to boost Sino British trade
Lu Hsu chang, a Chinese vice minister, leads an official British tour to explore trade ties. He and three peers will meet ministers and visit factories in Scotland, Wales, and the north, aiming to revive trade after Sino Soviet rift and agricultural strains. British exports to China rose from 7 million in 1951 to 36.4 million in 1981.
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London
CUPI
Red Chinass
Lu Hsuchang
Britain
Russia
Scotland
Wales
Nese Export and Import Office
East Berlin
Britsh
China
Canada
Australia
Nessmen
Monopoly on News No More Highlighted By Sigma Delta Chi Talk
Gladwin Hillchet of the West Coast NYT urged editors and media workers to rethink news delivery as monopolies erode. He cited rising costs since 1961 and slower newspaper reach, urging offset lithography and sharper presentation while noting leadership changes in Sigma Delta Chi Las Vegas and Nevada chapters.
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Hill
Osmithereens
A Clever Dodge Trucker Ticketed For Sticker Fraud
State Policeman George Justin stopped a truck yesterday after noting the windshield sticker looked off green. He found two green trading stamps arranged to resemble the official sticker and cited the driver for delinquency in having the truck inspected.
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Hightstown
Nsn
George Justin
Justin
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