Price Of Civilization Raises Ills For Man
Ithaca New York Johns Hopkins scientist Dr Curt P Richter told the American Institute of Biological Dentists that civilization may increase the risk of cancers rheumatoid arthritis asthma and certain mental illnesses. He linked this to changes in adrenal and sex glands as humans shifted from primitive to settled life.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Johns Hopkin
Curt P. Richter
Themerican Institute of Biological Dentists
Lawmakers To Discuss Security Status In Ohio
Columbus Ohio House Speaker Gordon Renner said the Ohio American Activities Commission will discuss security problems at Pike County atomic energy at an executive session in September.
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Columbus, O
Gordon Renner
Cincinati
Ohio American Activities Commission
Pike County Atomic Energy
Murdock widens lead in Arizona renomination bid
Rep John R Murdock leads Ralph Watkins by 16751 votes in unofficial returns from 333 of 504 precincts for the First District renomination. McFarland Patten unopposed. Haldiman leads Head for Democratic governor. Goldwater holds 9 1 edge over Kahl for Republican U S Senate nomination.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John R. Murdock
D-Ariz
Arizona
Murdock
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Ralph Watkins
Buckeye
Barry Goldwater
Lester Kahl
Tucson
U. S. Senate
Vermont Governor Wins Close One in GOP Primary
In Vermont, Gov. Lee Emerson narrowly led over Sen. Henry D. Vail by under 2,500 votes in a tight Republican primary. Emerson secured 35,068 to Vail's 32,690, with Ralph E. Flan ders topping challenger William Semeraro 58,903 to 8,612. U S Rep. Winston L. Prouty also won easily, 47,526 to 17,355 for George Abbott, as no Democrat carried the state.
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Montpelier
Lee E. Emerson
Vermont
Green Mountain
Henry D. Vail
Emerson
Winston L. Prouty
George H. Abbott
Watkins leads Eccles in Utah GOP Senate race primary
In Utah precinct returns, Watkins holds a commanding lead over Eccles for the Republican nomination with 23,980 to 15,117 votes from 573 of 968 districts. Granger dominates the Democratic Senate race, Bennion and Glade contest the governorship, while Governor Lee leads Callister in the gubernatorial Republican contest. Bosone ahead of Pedersen in the Congress race.
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Salt Lake City
Arthur V. Watkins
Marriner
Eccles
Senate
Utah
Watkins
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
Salt Lake Tribune
Walter K. Granger
Herbert B. Maw
Earl J. Glade
Heber Bennion Jr
Glade
Bennion
J. Bracken Lee
Cyril Callister
Reva Beck Bosone
Charles Pedersen
Adlai Stevenson Receives Angel Food Cake in San Francisco
Gov Adlai Stevenson was given an angel food cake with white and pink icing by his former Washington School Bloomington teacher Mrs Bessie M Moore 70 of Redding Calif. who recalled he was no angel in school but a good student and fine speaker then and now.
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San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Bessie M. Moore
Redding
Calif
Washington School
Bloomington
Ind
Hirohito to acclaim heir apparent Akihito in rites
Emperor Hirohito will acclaim Crown Prince Akihito as heir apparent and announce his coming of age at state rites planned for mid November in Tokyo. The move signals Akihito's formal succession and future role as emperor.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Akihito
Top Republicans Renominated In Minnesota
Minnesota early primary returns show Sen. Edward J. Thye and Gov. C Elmer Anderson poised for renomination. Democratic Farmer Labor hopeful William Carlson led the senatorial race while Orville Freeman topped the DFL governor ballot. Thye and Anderson held strong leads as 110,489 to 8,918 and 94,277 to 35,516 respectively. Carlson led DFL senate race with 53,234 to 25,938 for McDonough and Shoemaker trailing. Freeman led Ed Ryan in the governor primary with 65,759 to 26,878. The three incumbent congressmen with opponents led their contests.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Edward J. Thye
C. Elmer Anderson
William Carlson
Democratic- Farmer-Labor
Orville Freeman
DFL
Thye
Edward C. Slottedahl
St. Paul
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Gov
Anderson
Carlson
John McDonough
F. H. Shoemaker
Freeman
Ed Ryan
Hennepin County
Wanger to Quit California Jail
Hollywood film producer Walter Wanger will be freed from jail Saturday after serving three months and nine days for shooting and wounding Jennings Lang, agent of his wife Joan Bennett. Speculation about reconciliation continues as Bennett remains noncommittal while appearing in a San Francisco play.
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Los Angeles
Walter Wanger
Jennings Lang
Wanger
Joan Bennett
Hollywood
Miss Bennett
San Francisco
Bennett to Preside Over OOA Officers Forum
State and district officers of the Ohio Osteopathic Association will meet in Columbus Sunday for the annual officers forum at Fort Hayes Hotel. Dr. R. E. Bennett of Middletown, president of the state association, will preside and outline activities for the year ahead.
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Ohio Osteopathic Association
Columbus
Fort Hayes Hotel
R. E. Bennett
Middle‘town
State Association
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Ex-GI Blocks Medic's Comeback In New Hampshire
In Concord Hugh Gregg, a 34 year old war veteran and former Nashua mayor, won the Republican primary for governor, defeating Dr. Robert Blood and two others. The Democratic nominee will be William H. Craig of Manchester. Gregg led with 49 670 votes to Stanford 15 469 and Blood 13 034. Craig had 22 770 with Pickett 6 033 as of one precinct unreported. Congressional incumbents Merrow and Cotton secured renomination.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Hugh Gregg
Nashua
Robert O. Blood
Granite State
Sherman Adams
Gen
Eisenhower
Gregg
Atty
William H. Craig
Manchester
Laurence M. Pickett
Keene
Craig
Charles F. Stafford
Blood
Elmer A Bussey
Salem Depot Farmer
Pickett
Dr. Blood
Chester E. Merrow
Norris Cotton
Metzger Wins Colorado Democratic Nomination for Governor
John W. Metzger a 40 year old orphan and friend of President Truman won the Democratic nomination for Colorado governor in yesterday's primary. He defeats State Sen. Ben Bezoff and Wilkie Ham to face Gov. Dan Thornton in November. Thornton was unopposed for Republican renomination.
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Denver
John W. Metzger
Truman
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thornton
Metzger
Ben Bezoff
Wilkie Ham
Lamar
Bezoff
Ham Metzger
William S. Hill
Congress
Shyer
Richard B. Paynter
GOP
Appointment of Executor in Norvell Estate Case 26641
Notice announces Bert Everett of Dayton Ohio appointed Executor for the estate of William H Norvell a.k.a. W H Norvell a.k.a. William Henry Norvell late of Lemon Township Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated September 23 1982. Casper Casper attorneys. Probate Judge Oscar R. Ser.
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William HM. Norvell
W. Hi. Norvell
William Henry Norvell
Bert Everett
Bert Everhart
Dayton
Montgomery County
Ohio
William H. Norvell
W. H. Norvell
Lemon Township
Butler County
Oscar R. Ser
Casper & Casper
Ella Wilch
Robert Wilch
Mon Pleas Court
Fogee
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard N. Koehler
Casper & Ae
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