Lebanon seeks WHO help for cholera vaccines
Lebanon appealed to the World Health Organization for urgent anti cholera vaccine shipments amid a Syria outbreak. Health officials began nationwide vaccination starting in Akkar on the border. A Syrian death report in Akkar was not confirmed. Syria reported 52 cholera cases in Der Ez Zor near the Iraqi border with patients quarantined in Mayadin.
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Egypt asks Sudan to withdraw remaining troops from canal front
Egypt pressed Sudan to pull the rest of its forces from the Suez Canal area during a Cairo meeting with Hafez Ismail and the Sudanese ambassador. The request follows Sudan's late month partial troop withdrawal and Egypts tension over regional alignments and Libyan ties.
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High Command To Be Thinned In Army Restructure
Secretary of the Army Robert F. Froehike signaled a major reorganization to cut layers of command between Washington and base commanders with more authority at bases. The plan aims to boost training and readiness while reducing overseas impact and trimming intermediate headquarters. Citations point to a new Army Clubs Management Agency and continued confirmation of Gen. Creighton Abrans as Army chief of staff.
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Villages Held by Enemy North of Saigon
From 250 to 500 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong still held Huong Phuong village and three hamlets 15 to 20 miles north of Saigon despite heavy air strikes. The enemy cut Highway 13 to a major South Vietnamese military HQ at Lai Khe. U S B 52 bombers attacked troop positions base camps and infiltration routes around Saigon and near Vinh and Dong Hoi in force.
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The Dirtiest In Years Campaign Warned by Committee
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee said the 1972 campaign will be the dirtiest in recent years. It has logged more complaints in five weeks than in any comparable period. Taft cited the Great Stamp Robbery and a negative year as factors behind the surge.
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Carnage On Ohio Highways Weekend Toll Tops Thirty
The Associated Press reports a brutal Ohio weekend with at least 30 traffic deaths, the second worst nonholiday toll of 1972 after the Aug 11 13 weekend. Among the fatalities was William D Inwood of Wilmington, killed in a motorcycle crash at Ferry Road and Haines Road in northern Warren County.
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Americans Fall for Bottled Panaceas says government study
A government funded study based on 2839 interviews in 1969 reports millions fall for health food fads and fake cures. It notes belief in unproven remedies despite expert opinion, with 42 percent doubting a cancer cure’s worthlessness and only 45 percent backing bans.
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Nursing chiefs seek self built order in profession
William K. Seldon, an accreditation study director, told the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses that nursing will never be fully effective until it gets its own house in order. The remarks came from Cleveland, Ohio.
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William K. Seldon
National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
Nurses Convention Urges Unity Against Union Pressure
Sunday opening of a week long nurses convention drew about 2 000 nurses, students and educators. Sheldon warned that unresolved nurse group differences could strengthen unions to push wages over professional concerns and urged broad view participation beyond strict professional expertise.
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North Nation Sees Crisp Air and Frost Warnings
A weather map shows temperatures dipping to the 30s and 40s across most of the north with 20s in far northern areas. Frost or freeze warnings are issued for parts of North Dakota Minnesota Michigan and northern Illinois. Scattered showers dot a frontal system from Kansas to the mid Atlantic with activity in Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and the Great Lakes Maine New Hampshire and Gulf coast. The south enjoys 50s and 60s as western regions stay partly cloudy.
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Calm Sunny Day Gives Way To Frost Tonight In Middletown
Sunny skies and cool air today will turn colder tonight with scattered light frost. Lows will dip to the mid to upper 30s. It will be sunny again Tuesday with highs in the low to mid 40s. Yesterday in Middletown the high reached 71 and the low 39.
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