Doctors urge patience on bow legs and knock knees in children
Kansas City radiologist Dr. Charles Shopfner says many bow legged toddlers and knock kneed older children are simply growing, and early treatment can cause unnecessary braces or surgery. A study of about 600 youngsters outlines growth phases from bow legs to knock knees and eventual straightening. Pathological cases arise from club foot overweight faulty bone development or nervous disease.
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Aucago
Kansas City
Charles E. Shopfner
Shopfner
Radiological Society of North America
University of Missouri
School of Medicine
O J Simpson Welcomes First Child
USC star O J Simpson reached New York to receive the Heisman Trophy as his wife Marguerite gave birth to their daughter in a New York hospital. The infant weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces.
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Los Angeles
O. J. Simpson
University of Southern California
New York
Marguerite
Thanksgiving visits weave through Morris and nearby towns
Numerous families from Morris Streator Verona Ottawa and surrounding areas spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Attendees included the Rodosky Grnnel Potusna Harty Drinan Lowery Carey Kimes Foster Bunton Christensen Owen Clausen Brewick and others. Weddings and home gatherings also marked the holiday with connections in Piper City Dwight Rockford Coal City and Milwaukee in attendance.
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Verona
Ronald Scott
University of Illinois
Walter Hanley
Morris
Roger Fosters
Clyde Bunton
Tom Christensen
Willard Owen
Gerald Clausen
Ottawa
Virgil Brewick
Melvin Buntons
Donald Ely
Carol Rice
Piper City
Dwight
Dale Coughlin
Kankakee
Gene Coughlins
Emmett Coughlin
Joe Louis
Rockford
Vince Maier
Joe Lowerys
Streator
Chicago
Joan Maier
Dan Prindiville
Milwaukee
Wis
Gregory Peters
Amarillo
Texas
Francis Dunn
Jack Baudino
Everett Mathews
Coal City
Pete Baudino
Donna Sutton
Robert Finch
Francis Perinos
Elmer Kruger
Carl Krugers
Fishermen Claim Hudson River Nail Will Not Rust
Fishermen say a nail dropped into the Hudson River will not rust due to the water lacking oxygen. They argue the low oxygen level prevents oxidation, suggesting an unusual chemical effect in the river.
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Hudson River
Deshler Girl to Attend Nixon Inauguration with Family
Vicki Cole a 13 year old from Deshler Ohio will join President elect Richard Nixon at the January 20 inauguration as a personal guest. She will be joined by her father Rev David Cole her mother two sisters Brenda 14 and Renee 11 and a brother Gregory. The family plans to travel to Washington despite earlier hopes for Kennedy and Vicki treasures the moment as a town and family highlight.
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Deshler
Ohio
Vicki Cole
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Vicki
Nixon
David Cole
Deshler United Methodist Church
Brenda
Renee
Gregory
Mrs. Cole
Robert F. Kennedy
LBJ
Navy tests show cheese cake survives 1000 feet depth
In Duke University's hyperbaric chamber five aquanauts tested undersea conditions. A cake baked by Miss Sandy Harrison stood up to deep sea pressure despite scientists predicting collapse. The aquanauts became the experiment's main proving ground.
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Durha
N.C
Navy
Duke University
Sandy Harrison
Seek Fare Hikes for State Buses
The National Bus Traffic Association seeks 5 percent intra state fare increases and 10 percent express rate hikes, with 40 states approving 5 to 10 percent rises. P. J. Campbell testified at an Illinois Commerce Commission hearing urging a 10 cent per shipment collect call. Continental Trailways notes a 7.01 percent cost rise per mile within Illinois since the 1967 16 percent increase.
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Chicago
National Bus Traffic Association
P. J. Campbell
Illinois Commerce Commission
Illinois
Campbll
ICC
C. A. Walters
Continental
Walters
Hearing examiner notes petitions on fare changes
Grant W. Nordstedt, hearing examiner, says a decision on the petitions to raise fares by 16 cents to 45 cents is not expected before January.
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Grant W. Nordstedt
Death sentences for professors in North Korea spy case
Two South Korean university professors retried on charges of taking part in a North Korean spy ring in East Berlin were again sentenced to death. Chung Kyoo Myung and Chung Ha Yong face Supreme Court review as the court had ordered new trials for 12 defendants, while others received lighter terms.
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Seoul, Korea
East Berlin
Chung Kyoo-myung
Frankfurt University
Chung Ha-yong
Seoul
West Germany
Supreme Court
Yun I- Sang
Lim Sukhoon
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