Americans Train Africans to Help With War on Smallpox
Sixty six Americans including fifteen physicians mentor six thousand Africans in a West African eradication drive led by Dr. Donald Millar. The U S effort targets smallpox in 19 nations with a $7 million yearly budget and aims to wipe out the disease by 1975. A jet gun vaccine delivery system boosts hourly capacity to vaccinate over one thousand people, replacing the old scar method.
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Inmates Test New Warden At Chicago Jail
Chicago AP reports the Cook County Jail disturbance began minutes after new warden Winston Moore took control. He used tear gas with guards but claimed no force, stressing dignity and adherence to grand jury recommendations. Moore said more tests of will may come.
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Cook County
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Moore
Ozark Pilot Aids Fuel-Short Plane To Landing Near Bloomington
In Bloomington Illinois an Ozark Air Lines pilot guided a Piper Cherokee with low fuel to a safe landing in a plowed field after radio calls for help. The assisting captain Earl Campbell from St Charles Missouri oversaw the rescue before continuing to Springfield.
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Bloomington, Ill
Ozark Air Lines
Bloomington
Ilinois
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St. Charles
Ozark
Springfield
Chief Fails Test in City Chief Exams
In Cohoes New York Police Lts Michael F Robich and Alphonse Gorski passed the state police chief exams but Police Chief John F Kielb failed.
Today in History highlights from March fifteenth
On this date in history Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 B C. Samuel de Champlain sailed for the New World in 1603. Andrew Jackson born in 1767. Maine entered the Union in 1820. Pershing led 12 66 soldiers into Mexico in 1916 to capture Pancho Villa. Darwin raid in 1943. My Fair Lady opened in 1956 to acclaim. USSR offered to ban space military use if foreign bases were removed. Hot line Washington Moscow established a year ago. Lodge resigned as ambassador to South Vietnam. Kissinger was named replacement.
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Worry Clinic Note Questions Early Poll Integrity
An aging pollster warns early political polls can be faked to boost weak candidates. He cites methods of data twisting by home offices and final tabulators, urging rigid honesty as ballots count. The piece condemns manipulation while noting last week polls are most trustworthy.
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Chicago
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Psychological Corporation
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Jury Recommends Electric Chair in Lincoln Murder
A Logan County jury convicted Richard Edward Cesarz of murder and recommended the death penalty for killing Ruth E. Ross during a motel robbery in Lincoln. The 26 year old from Dearborn Heights Michigan was found guilty after about five hours deliberation. sentencing date not set.
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Logan County
Michigan
Richard Edward Cesarz
Dearborn Heights
Mich
Ruth E. Ross
Lincoln
Cesarz
Television In Review Finds Ironside Warmth in Drama
TV critic Cynthia Lowry reviews Ironside noting the wheelchair premise adds flexibility and heart warming scenes as the crime weekly series thrives with Raymond Burr. She highlights upcoming NBC plans for dramatic specials including On Stage hosted by Laurence Olivier with stars like Michael Caine Connery and Scofield while charting other networks new drama ventures. The piece also cites Travels with Charley adaptation and Harold Robbins project The Survivors with intentions for mid season release and notes 1968 US population at 200271231.
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NEW York
Robert Ironside
Ironside
Raymond Burr
NBC
CBS
England
Sir Laurence Olivier
Michael Caine
Sean Connery
Paul Scofield
Ann Landers column answers readers on pills cancer cure notary errors
Dear Ann Landers addresses amphetamine pep pills for cramming and warns of CNS damage. A stenographer asks about notarizing signatures she fears legal exposure and is advised to insist on present signing. A grieving daughter seeks guidance about contagious cancer rumors and is reassured by Landers.
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Ann Landers
Indianapolis
Ann
TV Schedule Digest for Saturday Afternoon to Evening
Listing of network programs from noon to ten p.m. across channels 2 5 7 and 9. Describes blocks including news, movies, cartoons, game shows, sports, and public affairs with titled programs such as Twilight Zone Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction and Mannix.
California man proves not dead after police seal house
Charles O'Brien told San Mateo police he was alive after authorities sealed his home and impounded his car and released a dog from the shelter. A wandering man found dead in O'Brien's vacant house last week died of a heart attack. O'Brien was staying at a rest home. There are 20 small British protectorates in South Arabia.
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Calif
Charles O’brien
O'Brien
South Arabia
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down
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