X rays may risk unborn babies warn scientists
Government researchers Roberts Rugh and William Leach urge caution in diagnostic X rays for pregnant women, especially in the first trimester. They propose preventing exposure when pregnancy is unknown, while stressing not to ban all such procedures for about 800,000 pregnant patients yearly.
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Washington
Roberts Rugh
William Leach
U.S. Public Health Service
International Radiation Protection Association
IRPA
Rugh
Leach
Laos Peace Accord Nears Signing As Coalition Formed
Laotian government and Pathet Lao initialed a political peace pact to form a coalition cabinet led by Souvanna Phouma. The agreement calls for all foreign forces to leave within 60 days of signing despite opposition from right wing supporters.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Pathet Lac
United States
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Luang Prabang
Allende's Fall Ends Chile's Democratic Era
Salvador Allende's presidency ends as a military coup in Santiago overthrows his government. Police say he committed death by his own hand during the assault on the presidential palace, ending a 36 year legacy of socialist rule and deepening regional Cold War tensions.
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Associated Press
Salvador Allende
Chile
Santiago
Allende
Hemis
Christian Democrats
Congress
Jorge Alessandri
South America
Argentina
Gabriel Valdez
United Nations
New York
Valdez
Valparaiso
Defense Ministry
Carlos Altamirano
Laura
Per
Brazil
Rene Carrasco
Neighbors Move Toward Restored Ties With Jordan and Israel
Cairo reports say Egypt Syria and Jordan discuss reviving relations in talks led by King Hussein. Syria had cut ties in 1970 after Hussein ousted Palestinian guerrillas. Egypt cut ties over Hussein’s Palestinian state plan. Hussein faces pressure to rejoin Arab front and may allow Palestinian units along Jordan River.
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Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Penne al Ahram
Hussein
Hafez Assad
Anwar Sadat
West Bank
Jordan River
Sadat
Assad
Palestine Liberation Army
Middletown Weather: Clear Cool Into Thursday With Mild Rain Chance
The Middletown area is forecast to stay clear and cool through Thursday. Tonight will dip into the upper 40s with increasing clouds and a high of the mid 70s on Thursday. Rain chances remain near zero tonight and about 20 percent Thursday.
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Middletown
Gas leak triggers Roy Utah evacuations
A extremely large natural gas leak in Roy Utah forced evacuation of about a 10 square block area early today. Utah Highway Patrol reported residents were moved to safety as crews managed the hazard.
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Roy, Utah
Roy
Utah
Utah Highway Patrol
Livestock Prices Hinder Crop Boost Despite Record Corn
Foreign buyers lift grain costs used to fatten cattle hogs and poultry for U S meals. Despite a record corn forecast of 5.77 billion bushels up 4 percent, supplies will lag demand and reserves shrink before Oct 1. Officials say gains in meat supply depend on lower feed costs or higher live-animal prices.
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Eaks— Agriculturepartment
Department
Rtment
Nixon
Flying Pinto developers die in flaming crash near Oxnard
Two Advanced Vehicle Engineers founders Henry Smolinski and Harold Blake, both 40, died when their prototype flying automobile crashed minutes after takeoff near Ventura County Airport. Witnesses report wing failure and engine sputter before the craft plunged into a tomato field.
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Oxnard
Calif
Ventura
Henry A. Smolinski
Santa Susana
Harold Blake
Los Angeles
Advanced Vehicle Engineers
van Nuys
U S weighs Chile recognition after coup
The State Department began weighing whether to recognize the Chilean military junta that ousted President Salvador Allende. Diplomats expect charges Washington may be blamed for the coup, and officials favor a cautious interval before formal recognition to avoid premature ties. The long term relation hinges on the junta-building political social consensus for economic reconstruction.
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Chile
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