Four Paid $100 Weekly for Bed Rest in Bone Health Study
Four healthy volunteers in San Francisco receive $100 weekly to lie in bed for nine months in a NASA study on bone loss from weightlessness. The project, led by Dr. Stephen Hulley, tests calcium and phosphate supplementation to prevent osteoporosis during extended bed rest and relates findings to elderly bone health.
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AN Francisco
Mars
Stephen Hulley
U.S. Public Health Service
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hulley
San Francisco
Safford Federal Prison
James McCall
McCall
Snowstorm Lashes Southwest and Gulf States with Heavy Snow
A severe storm battered the Southwest with high winds and deep snow, leaving Denver five inches and Albuquerque up to 17 inches. As it moved east, severe thunderstorms and heavy rain threatened the Southeast while Gulf Coast showers continued. The system caused evacuations in Missouri and Illinois, with 27 000 acres at risk and damages around 72 million dollars. Two deaths were reported.
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Colo
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Iowa
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Calley seeks new trial over My Lai murder verdict
Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. asks the U.S. Court of Military Appeals for a new trial or reversal of his murder conviction from the My Lai massacre. His petition argues the Army Court of Military Review erred by finding malice in the killings and notes the original court-martial should have determined malice. The 1971 life sentence was reduced to 20 years and upheld. the court found the reduced term not too severe for mass murder.
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Washington
Army
William L. Calley Jr
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
My Lai
Calley
Army Court of Military Review
Ft. Benning, Ga
3Rd Army
Military Review Court
Court of Re
Two Indiahoma Women arraigned in assault case
Two Indiahoma women Erminia Burgess and Yvonne Cortez were scheduled to be arraigned in district court at 2 p.m. today on charges of assault and battery. They are accused of assaulting Clarice Gragret at her residence in Indiahoma Saturday morning, according to court records.
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Indiahoma
Erminia Burgess
Yvonne Cortez
Rt. 2
Clarice Gragret
Beer Strong Check Shows No Big Difference in Oklahoma
Tulsa Daily World reports little difference in strength between strong beer sold in liquor stores and mild beer sold in groceries. Some mild beer tested at 3.25 percent or more by weight, higher than 3.2 percent limits. Assistant ABC director Jess Spradlin calls the finding surprising and says inspectors will review the beers.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Tulsa Daily World
Jess Spradlin
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Beverage Division
Bombers Pound Cambodia Communists Amid Cease Fire Push
U S warplanes including 120 B52 bombers struck Communist forces in Cambodia as part of the Nixon administration’s bid to force a cease fire. Government troops advanced on the Kirirom plateau while Phnom Penh faced retreats and a deserted Khmer Rouge base. Lon Nol ousted the finance minister amid rising living costs and strikes, as South Vietnam reported renewed sieges and border tensions.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Kirirom
Phnom Penh
Chambak
U. S
Nixon
Defense
Elliot Richardson
Washington
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Lon Nol
Ith Thuy
Tong le Chan
Spot Bid Sale Slated At Sill
A local spot bid sale will be held Tuesday April 10 at Fort Sill in the Property Disposal Building area. Registration begins at 8 a.m. in Building 3323 with all bidders required to register. Items include hardware kitchen utensils vacuum cleaners washing machines freezers and assorted office furnishings.
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Fort Sill
Denton backs aid in Vietnam despite long ordeal
Former prisoner of war recalls torture at the Zoo camp in October 1966 and credits prayer with survival. He rejects opposing reconstruction aid to North Vietnam, arguing aid could promote peace, restraint, and relief without endorsing aggression. He notes shifts in US China and US Soviet relations and supports Nixon’s proposed aid package to Southeast Asia.
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North Vietnam
DRV
Democratic Republic
Vietnam
South Viet
Nam
South Vietnam
United States
China
Nixon
Jeremiah Denton
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