Coordinated Approach for OST to Lead Long-Range Planning
A House subcommittee report argues the White House Office of Science and Technology needs more manpower and resources to plan long term for major national problems. Critics favor expanding powers and staff to cover transportation, waste, water, energy, and related issues with a coordinated, comprehensive strategy. The OST is seen as the logical agency to lead this planning effort.
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White House
Office of Science and Technology
House
Congress
Inactivity Causes Fat in Children Says Dr Mayer
Harvard School of Public Health expert Dr Jean Mayer explains that many fat children grow fat not from overeating but from underactivity. He urges sensible diet and plenty of brisk exercise for children and even fat parents to help the family.
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Elsie
Jean Mayer
Harvard School of Public Health
Rattlesnake bite case tests in-hospital serum use
Walker Rowland Jr. was bitten on the left index finger while handling a rattlesnake in Oklahoma. He was treated with anti venom serum and ice water. medical staff debated ice therapy while noting it slows venom enzymes. The physician warned routine first aid can worsen damage and urged prompt care.
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Tom Wiley
Walker Rowland Jr
Burbank Sr
Oklahoma
Rowland
Roland
Arizona
University of Arizona
Middletown Daily Journal Publication Details
The Journal Published daily by the News waal, Inc. Broad at Ket ve Middletown Ohio. Subscription rates listed for local, suburban, trading area, and outside areas with annual and weekly terms. Founded in 1857.
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the News. Waal, Inc
Middletown
Ohio
Ding
USA
Minimum wage risks amid economic doubt from experts
A National Federation of Independent Business survey finds 15 percent of firms cut payrolls due to higher minimum wage, with greater impact on marginal workers especially teens and unskilled labor in the South and New England. The piece argues higher wages push workers into automation or out of work, shifting unemployment northward.
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Yale Brozen
Milton Friedman
Chicago
Friedman
University of Chicago
National Federation of Independent Business
National Federation
Congress
South
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Sion
New York
Washington
South Carolina
Mississippi
National Federation of Independent Business Survey
Dobol Dracula and Devour Hold Key Battle in War Zone C
Joseph Alsop recalls the Dobol Dracula and Devour assault in War Zone C. Major General Hay directs air strikes and reinforcements from Devour while Brigadier Hollingsworth reports from Landing Zone George. Despite intense fire, two companies are airlifted, and after heroic actions 13 soldiers die with nearly 600 enemy dead tallied in a costly but decisive engagement.
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LZ George
Hay
Devour
Dobol
Dracula
St George
Savannah
Hollingsworth
Dagger
Doboi
271St VC
Guards Regiment
COSVN
Never spoil a good story with facts says Markson at MSG
A column recalls a correction about the National Anthem at a Madison Square Garden boxing event and defends reporters against accusations of anti American or pro Black Muslim bias. It also revisits an old Moscow interview with Marshal Mali novsky and Khrushchev and ends with notes on a Lloyds of London maritime disaster and its looming costs.
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New York
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Walter St. Denis
Harry
Garden
Bob
Hearst
Bill Hearst
Frank Conniff
Serge Fliegers
Marshal Georgi Zhukov
Conniff
Kingsbury Smith
Moscow
Zhukov
Stalingrad
Berlin
Soviet Union
John L. Lewis
Marshal Zhukov
Khrushchev
Malinovsky
Lloyds of London
Whitman served as nurse during Civil War service
Factographs note Walt Whitman, the poet, performed roles as a male nurse in Civil War hospital work. The average Earth-Sun distance is about 93 million miles. The platypus is the best known egg-laying mammal. Tiglath Pileser was a king of Assyria.
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Walt Whitman
Earth
Tiglath Pileser
Assyria
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Good Shepard
John Chamberlain
Joseph Alsop
Las Khe
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John H. Hay Jr
James Hollingsworth
Dier
George
Gen. Hay
John McClain
Bob Considine
Russia
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Kremlin
North Korea
William F. Dean
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