Health head blasts Nixon talk on public health
Public Health Association leader Paul B Comely, of Howard University, condemned President Nixon’s health policies at a Sunday news conference in Houston. He urged political mobilization to push for action and questioned the government’s handling of health issues. The group, meeting its 98th annual session, voted to move its national headquarters to Washington to press health matters, and Comely urged collaboration among major health groups to fund common efforts.
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American Caner Society
American ‘Heart Association
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Driver Charged in Death of 7-Year-Old Boy
An 18-year-old St. Louis youth was charged with manslaughter in a traffic death. Police said a car driven by the defendant struck the boy who stepped into the street outside an apartment complex.
Mayor pins violence on agitators in Cairo attack plots
Cairo Mayor Albert Thomas ties weekend police station attacks to outside Black Panthers and Black Stone Nation operatives allied with the United Front. State police report no new violence as federal agents monitor the city. conflicting accounts claim who fired first as authorities investigate possible civil rights statute violations. Meanwhile in Costa Mesa California a raven named Leroy is up for sale with owner Harold Berg seeking a buyer who will care for the bird that steals wallets and watches and nests on the Berg home roof.
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Cairo
Thomas
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Chicago
United Front
Panther
Front
Fred Therine
FBI
Commi-T
Costa Mesa
Calif
Nity
Leroy
Los Angeles
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Wy Vensenes
Florida oranges seek new markets and uses
Florida growers eye orange juice as a new outlet with research into medical and cosmetic uses. Citrus leaders cite a 168 million box crop this season, seeking alternatives beyond price-weak markets. Studies touch on bladder cancer, antioxidants, arthritis, gout, heart disease, and even hair care, with industry optimism tempered by cost.
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Mla
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Florida Citrus Mutual
da Department of Citrus
Abyready
de. J. A. Schlegel
Tulane University
School of ‘Medicine
M. Heichi
Florida Citrus Research
Council
Mexico High Mascot Yearbook Sale This Week
Mexico High News notes a mascot on sale this week with yearbook ads and student fund details. Four students listed include Craghead Sharon fikel Kim Varvil and John Webber. sale held in cafeteria during lunch. class with most new mascots will have names printed in yearbooks.
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Kim Varvil
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Bames
Symington Urges Priority on Health and Education
St Louis AP reports Senator Symington pushing higher education and health care funding. He urged retakes for student pictures, noted underfunded education despite federal military spending, and announced Kiwanis Travelogue at Presser Hall with season tickets discount.
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Iwhile
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Presser
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