Moon Landing Tops 1969 News Stories in UPI Poll
North American editors ranked the Apollo 11 moon landing as 1969 and decade’s top story. The Vietnam War, Kennedy’s assassination, Chappaquiddick, youth unrest, Song My, the economy, Fortas’ resignation, Haynsworth fight, Hurricane Camille, and racial unrest followed in the decade’s top ten.
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Vaccine To Cut Burning Deaths
A new vaccine developed by the Shriner Burns Institutes could cut burn mortality from 30 35 percent to 11 16 percent. Seven day survivors avoided pseudomonas sepsis. Limited doses were given to children and Vietnam veterans. $30 million will fund Shriner hospitals and burns institutes at Harvard Cincinnati and Texas.
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16000 Students Move From Church Schools in 1969
Columbus report shows more than 16,000 pupils switched from church to public schools during 1969, with the state system absorbing an additional 29,000 students.
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Ohio House eyes quick bill to exempt FHA VA loans
Ohio lawmakers seek a bill to exempt federal FHA and VA loans from the state's usury law after rate hikes to above 8 percent. House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess said informal committee meetings are planned ahead of the January 13 session to secure immediate passage.
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Homicides Blamed On Gun Laws
Cleveland records 295 homicides in 1969 99 exceeding 1968. Coroner Dr Samuel R Gerber attributes most killings to guns liquor and leisure. He notes 236 victims were shot and says the motive is ownership desire not intruder defense.
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Protestors Of War To Visit Viet Nam
SAIGON South Vietnam plans arrangements for American students opposed to the war to visit Vietnam as urged by President Thieu. He suggested as many as 100 dissidents could travel to the war zone to reconsider their stance.
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