Population experts urge lifestyle change to extend life
A United Nations and World Health Organization report suggests life expectancy may be stretched only by changing behavior as deaths rise from heart and lung diseases, auto accidents and self harm. It notes seven-year high death rates in Australia Belgium East Germany West Germany West Berlin Hungary Israel Sweden and related highs in Austria Czechoslovakia Finland Greece and the United States.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United Nations
World Health Organization
U.N. Population Commission
Geneva
Australia
Belgium
East Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
Hungary
Israel
Sweden
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Greece
United States
Bomb attacks trigger wartime security on Italian railways
Following a series of time bombs injuring 12 people in seven cities, Italy imposed wartime security on railways. Police guarded trains, searched baggage, and halted vending machine ticket sales as investigators pursue possible extremist links to the Alto Adige dispute.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Naples
Venice
Trieste
Milan
Alto Adige
South Tyrol
Austria
Prisoner Beaten to Death in San Antonio Jail
Michael B. Perkins 24 of Pawnee Michigan died after allegedly being beaten by four fellow prisoners at the Bexar County jail where he was held on forgery charges since May 5. Authorities say Perkins endured indignities and was struck with shoes and boots. four inmates face murder charges in connection with the death.
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San Antonio
Michael B. Perkins
Pawnee
Mich
Perkins
Bexar County
Sheriff's Department
Charles Clack Jr
Alfred Carreon
Federal Spraying Plans Cut Back Face Environmental Push
A formal Agriculture Department statement may limit federal and cooperative insect control programs. It plans to phase out certain persistent pesticides and rely on less dangerous chemicals to reduce environmental contamination. Dr. R J Anderson of ARS noted several uses will be eliminated.
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Washington
UPI
Service
ABS
Agriculture Department
Department
R. J. Anderson
Defense to Open Arguments Durbin Murder Trial
Defense resumes urging insanity as the key to saving Clyde Durbin Jr in the double killing of UT couple John White and Keitha Morris. Prosecutors cite statements and a pathologist report while defense plans psychiatrists to argue mental illness at the time of the killings.
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Keitha Morris
White Deer
Durbin
Morris
Burnet County
Texas
Demonstrators Boo U.S. Atomic Ships in Tokyo Ports
In Tokyo crowds loudly oppose U.S. atomic-powered ships docking at Japanese ports. Protesters chant and wave banners as officials monitor the scene amid rising anti-nuclear sentiment.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
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