Vietnam War Returnees Face Serious Infections
The Medical Letter warns physicians to screen veterans returning from Southeast Asia for infections such as malaria drug resistant tuberculosis gonorrhea and other diseases. It notes malaria cases rose sharply in the United States after 1965 and urges extensive screening of returning servicemen despite cost concerns.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Medical Letter
Vietnam
U.S. Public Health Service
South Vietnam
Meat price squeeze hits Packers and supermarkets
A Burnham & Company analysis shows February meat prices rose 5.3 percent, with annual increases from November to February at 7.9 percent. Packers and retailers face profits squeeze, limiting relief for consumers and suggesting price drops only via demand shifts or possible short-term cuts if demand falls.
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R ‘Ail
Burnham & Company
Abraham Kugel
Burnham
Wall Street
Kugel
Als
Kuyer
Kuger Olls
Today In History June 10 1972 Events and Birthdays
On this date in history several events are recorded including 1610 Dutch settlers landing on Manhattan Island, 1776 Continental Congress drafting the Declaration of Independence, 1898 U S Marines in Cuba, and 1942 Nazi massacre at Lidice. Births include Prince Philip and astronauts James McDivitt.
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Tay
America
Manhattan Island
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Benjamin Harrison
U.S
Cuba
Italy
France
Great
United Nations
Egypt
United States
Embergo
China
Prince Philip of
Great Britain
Jam
McDivitt
Paul Mellon
Religion Today Finds Path to Peace Between Jews and Arabs
A 21 000 word United Presbyterian commission study headed by Rev Dr Elwyn Smith of Temple University says Middle East climate has shifted toward reconciliation. It notes Israel's 1967 gains opened a window on the Arab world and that violence has failed as a substitute for negotiation, with broad cross spectrum support despite tensions after Tel Aviv airport massacre.
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Israel
United Presbyterian Commission
Elwyn Smith
Temple University
New York
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Securities Salesmen At Peak Between 31 and 35
A New York Stock Exchange survey finds retail securities salesmen peak in median production at ages 31 to 35 with $71 100, after about nine years’ experience, then decline with age. Researchers cite coast factors and midcareer shifts as possible causes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
NYSE
Notable Bits From Hal Boyle on Hearing Aids and Everyday Facts
A Hal Boyle column surveys topics from 20 million people in North America who are hard of hearing to the low uptake of hearing aids. It traces naval mine origins, hurricane deaths, and doll collecting, noting curiosities like a planganologist and a laundry sign.
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Hal Boyle
U. S
Canada
New York
United States
Antwerp
Robert Fulton
Samuel Colt
America
Second Avenue
Nixon autograph ten dollar bill stolen from congressman's home
A ten dollar bill autographed by President Nixon was stolen from U. S. Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr. residence in Cheverly Maryland. The bill dated March 10 1971 commemorates the Babe Ruth Baseball League World Series opening game ticket bought by Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
Cheverly
U. S
Manuel Lujan Jr
M. Lujan
Albuquerque
John Nidecker
Lujan
Finding the True Will of God in Modern Theology
Christian educators shape parish teaching especially for youth facing a changing world. The piece urges moving beyond childish views of God toward a mature theological perspective and discusses recognizing God in suffering without reducing events to mere acts of God.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Humphrey Plans Multiballot Strategy At Democratic Convention
Humphrey aides outline a surprising blueprint for a delayed nomination at Miami Beach. They foresee McGovern failing to reach first ballot limits, with Humphrey rising on subsequent ballots aided by unsettled delegates and broader convention support.
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Houston
NBA
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Sen
George McGovern
California
New York
Michael Maloney
McGovern
Miami Beach
Maloney
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Wisconsin
South Dakota
George Wallace
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
McGeern
Hubert
Banned in Joburg Johannesburg report cites British books ban
An AP report quotes a spokesman for a British paperback publisher estimating that about 30 percent of Britain published books are banned in South Africa. The claim frames censorship as a regional issue affecting various titles.
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Joburg
Johannesburg
South Africa
Britain
Oswego Palladium Times Circulation and Address Details
The Palladium Times Oswego NY notes newspaper history from the Palladium and Times merger, lists publication figures and rates for mail delivery, and provides advertising representatives. It also states Associated Press rights and solicits corrections for misread statements in news, editorials, or ads.
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Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Picires
Rockefeller
Iaza
Associated Press
Palladium-Times
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NEA
By Roger Bollen
John Caniff
Paris
Albert Schweitzer
U.S. Department of Transportation
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God
Bruce Brossat
Thanx
Jules H Mare
New Mex
West Ind
Cleveland
Ohio
the Palladium - Times
West First St
Oswego
N. Y
Oswego, N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Morrison Ira
Mali
Wayne
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