Doctor's Dilemma Highlights Mongoloid Infant Death
A Johns Hopkins pediatrician recounts a case where Mongol oid infant death followed parental refusal of intestinal surgery. He notes the lack of a remedy for mongolism, the ethical seizure for court-ordered care, and a 25 minute film debuting in Washington at a Ken nedy Foundation symposium.
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Baltimore, Md
William Bartholome
Bartholome
Johns Hopkins Hospital
J. Alexander Haller
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Rice scientist reports water vapor in moon atmosphere
Dr. John W. Freeman and Apollo instruments detected water vapor in the moon’s near vacuum. Readings tied to quakes and possible geysers suggest water may lie deep beneath the surface, challenging dry moon theories and hinting at future lunar water sources.
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Houston, Tex
Rice University
Moon
Apollo
John W. Freeman
Lunar
Paul Gast
Planetary and Earth Sciences
Manned Spacecraft Center
Freeman
Gast
Ohioan Royal Queen crowned at American Royal event
Debbie Lee Carey, 18, of Marion Ohio, was crowned 1971 Queen of the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show. She led the parade in Kansas City and is a freshman at Columbus Technical Institute. The Royal coincided with the national Future Farmers of America convention which elected Tim J. Burke as president and Dennis C. Sargent as national secretary.
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Kansas City
Tim J. Burke
New Hampton
Iowa
Dennis C. Sargent
Bradford
Ohio
Top Lawyer Quits Job Under Fire
Washington AP. The government’s top criminal lawyer Assistant Attorney General Will R. Wilson resigns amid ties to Frank W. Sharp linked to a Texas stock scandal. Wilson denies crimes, cites political attacks, and says he must fight his own fight free from office constraints. Federal juries in Dallas and Houston review materials. Sharp cases involved state Democrats.
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Washington
Will R. Wilson
Frank W. Sharp
Texas
Wilson
Henry B. Gonzalez
Dtex
Shanp’s Bank
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dallas
Houston
Nixon
Weekend Wet Weather Remains in Southwestern Ohio
Wet and warm conditions linger in southwestern Ohio this weekend. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a low near 60 tonight and a high near 80 tomorrow. Rain chances are 3 percent today and 20 percent tonight and tomorrow.
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Ohio
U S Clothing Prices Might Be Increased
AP reports that retailers and foreign textile producers anticipate a 10 to 15 percent rise in apparel costs due to restraint agreements with Japan and other Asian producers. Industry sources disagree, arguing price stability. comments from Peterson stress tradeoffs and unemployment concerns. a separate note recalls the death of Sylvester Magee, believed to be the nation’s oldest living person at 130.
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Washington
Japan
White House
Peter Peterson
Peterson
Retailers Association
Sylvester
Magee
Columbia
Miss
North Carolina
Mississippi
Textile groups cheer Nixon import curb for noncotton fabrics
Atlanta area manufacturers and lawmakers welcomed the Nixon administration’s plan to curb noncotton textile imports from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Alabama officials and Georgia Senator Gambrell urged earlier action. industry layoffs and mill closures highlighted the need for relief as imports and manmade fiber shipments rise.
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Atlanta
Nixon
Peter Peterson
Japan
Hong Kong
Taiwan
South Korea
Chevrolet Owners Warned to Get Motor Mounts Checked
U S Washington AP Transportation Department warns up to 6 million Chevrolet built vehicles may have faulty front engine mounts risking loss of control. GM says owner pays repairs. inspections advised for 1965 to 1969 Chevrole ts Nova s Chevelles and Cameros with front left engine mount checks.
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Chevrolet
Washington
Transportation Department
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
General Motors
Detroit
NHTSA
Highway Safety Agency
Lazarus pushes for rapid Phase 2 pay price controls
Cincinnati's Federated department store official Lazarus urged the Nixon administration to establish a firm Phase 2 system quickly to restore consumer confidence. He warned that delays could damage the economy more than no controls and projected consumer purchasing power could rise if price stability returns. Lazarus, speaking at the Business Council meeting with 110 industrial leaders, forecast retail sales up 8.5 percent in 1971 and another 9.5 percent in 1972 if confidence improves.
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Hoy Springs
Federated Department Stores Inc
Cinennati
Business Council
Lazarus
Council
Calendar Choice Means More Room for Birthdays
Chuckle Ariane rejects a girlie calendar to pick one with space for Gates grandchildren birthdays, highlighting a practical shift in personal planning and family priorities.
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Ariane
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Space Agency
Debbie Carey
Torney
U.S. Senate
Gonzalez
Republ
Sharp
Justice Department
Will Wilson
U.S. Clothing
Robert Jackson
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Meno Schoenback
Allied Products
Schoenback
Alabama Textile Manufacturers Association
George C. Wallace
Alabama
David Gambrell
D-Ga
U.S
Cincinnati
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