PHS urges doctors to cut X-ray use nationwide
The Public Health Service with AMA and American College of Radiology asks doctors to voluntarily reduce X-ray examinations as effects may not show for generations. A booklet sent to 300,000 doctors, students, podiatrists, veterinarians and radiologic technologists was released today.
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Washington
UPS
Public Health Service
PHS
American Medical Association
American College of Radiology
100000 Troops Needed in Vietnam For Years Says Stennis
Sen. John C. Stennis chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee says the United States must keep a minimum of 100,000 troops in Vietnam for several years. He added he wishes it could be less but stressed realism during hearings on the military procurement bill.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Vietnam
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Weather Outlook Norwalk Mild With Sunny Days
Mostly sunny and mild today with highs in the 70s and a cool clear night. Friday remains sunny with little temperature change and near zero precipitation, winds NE 10 to 15 mph today diminishing tonight. Births: Mr and Mrs John Rinner Norwalk announce a boy.
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Norwalk
Huron County villages set for hot mayoral races
Voters in Huron County villages including New London Monroeville and Greenwich face crowded contests as mayor, council and clerk treasurer seats draw multiple candidates. Petitions filed with the Board of Elections show 144 total village township and school posts sought, with 20 reports Tuesday and 35 Wednesday.
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Huron County
Wakeman
New London
Monroeville
Greenwich
Board of Education
Board of Elections
Winston A. White
Robert A. Patterson
Kitty E. Bracken
Mary Louise Perkins
Shirley A. Buchanan
Hanoi Denies POW Report Raises tentative airlift plan
Stockholm paper Dagens Nyheter claimed North Vietnam would release 183 U S prisoners Aug 12 and fly them to New York with SAS involvement. Governments denied knowledge and the embassy called the report a fabrication while officials noted no formal request or agreement existed.
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Stockholm
UPI
Dagens Nyheter
North Vietnam
New York
Scandinavian Airlines System
SAS
United States
Nixon
Paris
Nguyen Viet
Goeran Olausson
West Germany
USS
Europe
Scandinavia
Vientiane
Laos
Washington
Hanoi
U.S. Supreme Command
Rome
Bangkok
State Department
U.S
Wakeman Boy Struck and Killed by Farm Spreader
Richard Fields 13 died after slipping from a manure spreader towed by a tractor at the Elmer Dalton farm in Wakeman. He was a ninth grader at Western Reserve Middle School and track team member. Funeral arrangements listed.
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Wakeman
Richard Fields
Elmer Dalton
West River Road
Here
Richard
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
James E. Fields
Railroad St
Gary
Terry Watson
Teddy Watson
David Soboslai
Western Reserve Middle School
Clay
W. Va
Canton
Billy
Sherri
Kenna Boggs
Minnora
Carl Fields
Wallback
Gerber Funeral
Wilson Funeral Home
Fields Family Cemetery
Rubber stamp campaign targets postal service in Cleveland
The Personnel Research & Development Corp. in Cleveland started a two week campaign against the U.S. Postal Service. It labels all outgoing mail with a message blaming delays on USPS incompetence.
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Cleveland
UPI
Personnel Research & Development Corp
U.S. Postal Service
Draft Lottery Sets Early Induction Odds for 1952 Births
The Selective Service System held a lottery to assign induction order to about 2 million men born in 1952. The first date drawn June 20 received number 30, and the second date Sept 2 got number 70. Officials say numbers above 150 or 160 reduce chances of being drafted, assuming Congress renews the draft law after June 30.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service System
Congress
Worden Performs Spacewalk to Retrieve Moon Film
Apollo 15 astronaut Alfred Worden conducted a spacewalk 196000 miles above Earth to retrieve a film record covering over one million square miles of the moon. James Irwin tended his oxygen hose while Worden floated from Endeavour as David Scott stayed at the controls.
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Worden
Endeavour
America
David R. Scott
Norwalk Seeks National Firms for Major Sewer Project Drawing
Six engineering firms nationwide vie for a Norwalk sewer separation contract valued around 10 million with initial work near 4 million. Local firms show interest as HUD funding and city priorities influence the award, with six contenders under review and a credit offer from Toledo firm Finkbeiner Pettis Strout.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
Richard Cunningham
City Council
Sewer Committee
Richard E. Mutz
Urban Livengood, Jr
Richland Engineering
Mansfield
Harold Finch
Herbert Krogh
Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
HUD
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