Middletown Infant Mortality Drops in 1967
Middletown reports 1967 infant mortality of 17.5 per 1000 live births, lowest in area. Hospital nursery reorganization cut deaths, with 18 nursery deaths among 1,870 births. Nonresident infant deaths higher, 26.1 in Dayton and 22.7 for Cincinnati residents.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Local Health Department
Jerry Ransohoff
Greater
Cincinnati Hospital Council
Cincinnati
Ransohoff
Dayton
Hamilton
Amputee Ew ing Mays Demonstrates Adaptation
Ew ing Mays shows how to live with amputations in a Los Angeles ward. He dances with a nurse, then removes a prosthetic leg to counsel a 22 year old Marine wounded in Vietnam last May. Mays endured five hospitals after the Sicily campaign and aims to inspire Viet Nam amputees to adapt and persevere.
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Los Angeles
Ewing Mays
Vietnam
Mays
Coffee For The Judge Sparks Contempt Claim In Milwaukee
Milwaukee Circuit Judge Harold M. Bode criticized the sheriff's department for not supplying coffee to jurors. A sheriff's captain was found in contempt after a deputy clerk brought a 30 cup pot into the courthouse. The court clerk said he bought the first pot himself due to an impasse between the judge and the sheriff's department.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harold M. Bode
Francis X. McCormack
Sheriff's Department
Honolulu Faces Smog Problem From Traffic and Winds
Honolulu encounters smog as persistent south winds blow in a blue haze. Robert Nekomoto of the State Health Department cites heavy traffic as the main cause, with volcanic activity on Hawaii island and military air traffic to Vietnam contributing to the pollution.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Robert Nekomoto
State Health Department
Hawaii Island
Vietnam
Redwoods Found Beyond United States in Global Spread
The article notes redwood trees occur not only in the United States but also in Algeria Brazil Burma France Mexico Spain Switzerland Uruguay New Zealand and Wales highlighting their international presence.
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Los Angeles
The
United States
Algeria
Brazil
Burma
France
Mexico
Spain
Switzerland
Uruguay
New Zealand
Wales
Hospital embraces disposable wash bags for isolation linens
Middletown Hospital tests large dissolvable detergent bags for washing isolation patient clothes and bedding at 140 degrees. Nursing staff cite cost and time savings while expanding use of disposable items, from gloves and syringes to diapers and lab materials, with future plans for disposable admission packs.
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Middletown Hospital
Nadine Orr
Nursing Service
Miss Orr
Miss J
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