POWs Face Social Adjustment After Return From Captivity
Capt. Ray mond C. Spaulding Jr. warns that American POWs from North Korea may struggle with cultural changes and social norms on return. A gradual rehabilitation plan is urged, possibly return by ship and longer wait before public welcoming. Scars from eight years captivity include anger, isolation, physical ailments, and sexual readjustment challenges.
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Raymond C. Spaulding Jr
San Diego Naval Hospital
Spaulding
Pueblo
North Korea
Pentagon
Naval Hospital
Hospital births and transfers listed in Kansas cities
A compiled notice lists new births at a hospital and transfers including Teresa Hattabaugh Patricia Patterson and Patricia Howe in Topeka De Soto and Ottawa, plus a Kansas University Medical Center transfer for James Osburn and multiple residents named with addresses and family announcements of daughters and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ann Lester and baby girl and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gary Brink and Mr and Mrs Charles Eldredge today
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Pamela Salyer
Ark
Patricia Howe
Topeka
Mary Smith
DeSoto
Edna Alban
Ottawa
Melissa Myers
North
Luther Sumner
Almira
Esther MacCabria
Edgelea
Kansas University Medical Center
James Osburn
Rt. 5
Juanita Rodriguez
Sam Colson
Ann Lester
Gary Brink
Rt. 1
Charles Eldredge
Ohio
Infants Infections Up Sharply After Bathing Change
Washington AP report says hospital nurseries that stopped hexachlorophene bathing saw sixfold rise in staphylococcal infections among newborns. CDC warns against routine HCP bathing until brain damage questions are settled, favoring dry skin care and nonmedicated soaps.
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Washington
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Food and Drug Administration
CDC
FDA
Budget Hearing Notice for Lawrence City 1972
Public notice announces a Lawrence Kansas budget hearing by the City Commission at City Hall on August 4 1972 at 2:00 am to hear objections and questions about the proposed budget and tax levy with listed line items and proposed amendments.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
KSA
Board of Commissioners of
Lawrence
Kansas
John H. Emick
Mercer
Mills
Eaca
Gen. Ina
Mint
Police & Fire Retirement
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ESA
Faye i
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GOS
General Smoor & Maint
Socia
Police & Fire
Pleasanton Schools Keep Tentative Accreditation
Ten tative accreditation was granted to Pleasanton elementary and high schools by the Kansas Board of Education after a hearing. The district had been dropped from accredited status June 30 for incomplete and inaccurate reporting of teachers lacking proper certification. The board will review accreditation again at year end.
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Topeka, Kan
Pleasanton
Kansas Board of Education
Pleasanton Unified School District
Ness City Driver Dies After Two Vehicle Crash
George J. Sauer, 72, of Ness City, Kansas, died early Thursday from injuries suffered in a two vehicle intersection collision Wednesday. Authorities reported the fatality today.
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Ness City
Kan
George J. Sauer
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