Birth control research spurred by safety worries grows
Population pressure fuels exciting birth control advances across drugs sterilization and devices. Scientists explore new pills mini pills and morning after pills, plus reversible sterilization for both sexes, with copper IUDs showing promise. Researchers note long term safety debates influence study directions as funds reach tens of millions.
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AP Science
Alton Blakeslee
Science Edi
Philip A. Corfman
Center For Population Research
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Nixon Trips North Amid 1968 Primary Buzz
President Nixon and family fly to the Northeast with a stop in Manchester New Hampshire then Nashua to visit a quadraplegic and plan a private island stay in Minot Island Maine. The White House says the trip is not politically significant while New Hampshire hosts the first presidential primary next year.
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Manchester
N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
Maine
Penobscot Bay
White House
Pat
Nixons
David
Julie Eisenhower
Nashua
Dick Chaput
Jaycees
Bangor
Tiny Minot Island
Jack J. Dreyfus Jr
New York
Dreyfus & Co
Washington
Hollis
Henry Jackson
Birch Bayh
Indiana
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund
Muskie
Kenneth L. Curtis
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
Concord
Ronald J.ziegler
McCloskey
Como in excellent condition after kidney stone treatment
Sunrise Hospital reported singer Perry Como is in excellent condition after nonsurgical treatment for a kidney stone. He was admitted Monday in Las Vegas while performing on the Strip. the rest of his engagement was canceled and Bill Cosby was brought in as replacement. Dr. and Mrs. R L Searfoss returned from Memphis after attending optometry courses on detection of ocular pathology and modern refractive techniques.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sunrise Hospital
Perry Como
Como
Bill Cosby
R.L. Searfoss
Memphis
Tenn
Southern College of Optometry
Pope Lashes At New Church Men
Pope Paul VI condemned attempts to repudiate the Catholic Church and form a new church during his weekly audience at Castel Gandolfo. He warned reform must fit the Second Vatican Council and called novelty for novelty sake unjustified while noting such efforts are concessions to the profane mentality of the time.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Papal Palace
US Push for Pakistani Relief and Vietnam Peace Talks
Secretary of State Rogers plans to go to the UN to press for a stronger international relief effort for East Pakistani refugees. Nixon cites $70 million in aid already given and warns against blocking funds, while 14 Pakistani embassy staff defect in Washington in support of Bangladeshi independence. He also signals ongoing Vietnam peace negotiations and troop withdrawals.
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William P. Rogers
United Nations
Rogers
U.N
U Thant
U.N. Relef
U.S
Nixon
United States
India
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Hundry
Sayyed A. Karim
Vietnam
Underground Wire Order Unchanged
Jefferson City Missouri Power and Light and Missouri Edison sought to modify a PSC undergrounding order that set a 50 dollar burial fee and barred waivers. The PSC denied their request noting that rate settings for cooperatives are outside its authority and adjustments could be handled case by case.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Power and Light Company
Missouri Edison Company of
Louisiana
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
Missouri Power and Light
Missouri Edison
Homicide and attempted suicide under investigation
NEW OFFENBURG MO AP The Missouri Highway Patrol said it is investigating a homicide and attempted death by own action Edgar Bieser 46 reportedly shot his wife at their farm home near New Offenburg Sainte Genevieve County then shot himself in the head Bieser was in critical condition in a St Louis hospital One of the couple s four children at home heard their parents arguing prior to the shooting
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New Offenburg
Missouri Highway Patrol
Edgar Bieser
Sainte Genevieve County
Bieser
St. Louis
Henderson To Face Trial For My Lai Mass Slayings
Col Oran K Henderson the senior U S commander charged over killings at My Lai will stand trial August 23 before a seven officer jury. The case carries possible six year sentence and dismissal. Pretrial motions set for August 16 as prosecutors and defense appear. Henderson commanded the 11th Brigade of the Americal Division during the massacre period.
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FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lal
Peter 5S. Wondoleski
Henderson
Korea
Vietnam
Charles M. Mount Jr
Indianapolis
My Lai
Carroll Techenor
Army
Col
Robert L. Waters
Waters
Tichenor
Ury
Austin Triplett Jr
Riddles Win At Montgomery Fair Carcass Show
The Riddles dominated the Montgomery County Fair Park Carcass competition with top honors in junior and open shows. Doug Riddle led in the Junior Show with first in carcass, while George Riddle won first in pork carcass in both light and heavyweight Open Commercial divisions. his dogs also won in foot. Other top placers included Steve Steffan, Dale Riddle, Bob Haas, and Kenneth Cornelius among others. Fifty hogs were shown with two disqualified for loin eye and back fat, highlighting quality meatiness.
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Riddles
Montgomery County Fair Park
Doug Riddle
Montgomery City
George Riddle
George
Steve Steffan
Dale Riddle
Bob, Haas
Kenneth Cornelius
Roger Oden
Herb Mertz
Orville Steffan
Bob “Haas
My Lai massacre cases reach court martial review
Capt Ernest Medina faces overall responsibility for 102 civilian deaths in My Lai as his Ft McPherson trial sits in recess. Lt William L Calley Jr, platoon commander, was convicted of 22 civilian killings and given a life sentence now under Army review.
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My Lai
Ft. McPherson
Medina
William L. Calley Jr
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