Drugs Can Harm Unborn Babies Warns Doctor
Dr Mary Louis Soentgen told an American Medical Association session in Chicago that many drugs given to unborn babies can linger in the fetus, pass through the placenta and cause death, malformations or illness. She urged careful consideration of maternal meds and warned against abrupt withdrawal before birth to avoid fetal withdrawal.
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American Medical Association
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Dozens Of TV Channels By End Of the 1970s
Macy, president of the Public Broadcasting Corp., told 5,000 home economists that technology could broadcast programs to three billion people. He urged national support for non commercial public television to expand educational programming and cited Sesame Street as a prime example of engaging learning.
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Murders Drop in England and Wales in 1969
The Home Office reports 15 murders were recorded by police in England and Wales in 1969, down from 148 in 1968 and 154 in 1967.
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Home Office
Briton completes 6000 mile Atlantic row to Miami
Sidney Genders, a 51 year old Briton, finished a 6000 mile solo row from Penzance England to Miami in 166 days. He stopped at Las Palmas Antigua and canary islands averages 56 miles daily last leg. He left Birmingham to fund the voyage and says he rowed to prove a man isn’t washed up at 50.
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Reversal Predicted For Urban Crises
A study for the Committee for Economic Development foresees residential revitalization in central city areas and notes declining urban poverty density. Harvard’s David Birch findings cited by Philip M. Klutznick predict slower decay and increasing suburbanization of the poor, while Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes urges state action and regional cooperation at a four day conference addressing urban crises.
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Philip M. Klutznick
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Klutznick
National Community Relations Advisory Council
David Birch
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Omree City
Carl B. Stokes
Central City
Bank Robber Wounds Teller In Elbow Shootout
In Lima Ohio a nervous masked robber shot bank teller Joyce Fissel 21 during a Tower National Bank robbery on Findlay Road. The bandit fled with 6200 dollars after the teller offered no resistance and the wound was described as minor.
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Ohio
Findlay Road
Tower National Bank
Joyce Fissel
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