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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1965

Page

9

Long-Term Risks In Birth Control Pills

Washington AP reports the government will study possible long term hazards of oral contraceptives while noting no proven serious adverse reactions to date. FDA says no curbing yet though six million-plus users exist globally with four million in the US. six key points cover effectiveness, reversibility, growth in sales, and safety caveats for certain conditions.

Washington James A. Shannon National Institutes of Health Shannon Food and Drug Administration United States FDA U.S

Today In History June 27 1965 highlights

On this date across history several events stand out. New Amsterdam counseled wagons by ordinance against speeding. Wolfe landed near Quebec in 1759. Telegraph connected Boston and New York in 1849. Great Lakes Exposition opened in Cleveland in 1936. Wendell Willkie nominated for president in 1940. Allied bombers attacked Athens in 1943. A Cedarhurst ruling on altitude aviation flights was overturned in 1955. A mine explosion near Abertillery Wales killed forty five in 1955. Henry Cabot Lodge left Viet Nam as ambassador a year ago with optimism on defeating guerrilla forces.

Associated Press New York City New Amsterdam Boton New York Cleveland Wendell Willkie Athens Greece Cedarhurst Long Island Brooklyn Abertillery Wales Henry Caprt Lodge South Viet Nam

Navyopter Sets Record Flight From Seattle to San Francisco

A Navy SH-38A helicopter completed a 1126 mile nonstop flight refueling in flight off San Francisco during a routine mission. The 8 hour mission set a new record for longest non stop helicopter flight. Separately a Veterans Administration official announced the transfer of regional office manager James C. Robison from Cincinnati to Indianapolis.

San Diego Calif Seattle Navy San Francisco Washington Veterans Administration James C. Robison Cincinnati Indianapolis

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