U S Communists show face of the party in thaw era
After 25 years, card carrying Communists resurfaces in the United States as relations thaw. Gus Hall notes a friendlier climate for the party while observers point to Vietnam, China détente, and Soviet talks as key shifts. The Legion and congressional bodies show softer stances, with fewer hearings on communism.
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Immunization decline eyed by public health director
Miss Helen Otte, director at the Bureau of Public Health Nursing, cites possible causes for lower clinic immunizations. She notes fewer boosters, shifts to family or school nurses, and changes to measles rubella and smallpox policies. Through July 1, 1973 1409 children received shots versus 2713 in the prior year.
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Mickey visits Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center will screen Walt Disney films for a month this summer marking the 50th anniversary of the Disney brothers founding the company in 1923.
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