Chemical Ban Increases Infection In Hospitals
Washington AP reports that halting routine hexachlorophene bathing in newborn nurseries led to a sixfold rise in infection rates in a CDC survey of 208 hospitals. Some units using other skin care showed no clear rise. officials caution against full body HCP bathing until brain damage risks are resolved.
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Washington
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Food and Drug Administration
CDC
U.S
FDA
Nixon Gets 500000 Dollar Armor Plated Presidential Car
In Dearborn Michigan Ford produced a five ton Lincoln Continental armored limousine for President Nixon. The vehicle features 365 horsepower, 480 cubic inches, 10000 pound weight, bulletproof glass reinforced tires and a hydraulically raised plexiglass bubble. It was handmade over three years by a small team under tight secrecy and will be escorted by the Secret Service to Washington.
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Dearborn
Mich
Nixon
Washington
Secret Service
Detroit Free Press
Ford Motor Co
Ford
1500 Fire Strikes Big Sur Leaves 4100 Acres Behind
About 1500 firefighters encircle a Big Sur blaze that has burned 4100 acres aided by U2 reconnaissance photographs. Fog and reduced winds aided suppression with three miles of line under effort. Six firefighters injured, one seriously. Fire 70 percent contained with full containment expected tonight.
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Big Sur
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marcos warns of food riots in flood hit Philippines
President Marcos warned that food riots and violence may follow Luzon floods as shortages worsen. Hoarded stocks were seized by the army amid looting reports in Arayat and a curfew. Death toll rises to 412 with 33 cholera deaths. aid teams inoculate about 70,000 as airlift continues and water levels vary.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Luzon
Philippine News Service
Samal
Bataan
Agriculture Department
Arayat
Marcos
Philippines
Pangasinan
Weather Bureau
Naval Buildup Forces Manpower Shortage in 7th Fleet
The U S warship buildup off Vietnam has created a manpower lag in the 7th Fleet prompting calls for sailors ashore to return to sea. Navy spokesmen say efforts include extending expiring enlistments and asking 80,000 reservists to come back for one year with a target of 2,000 volunteers. About 40,000 men were aboard Gulf of Tonkin ships four months into the operation, as authorities seek experienced personnel for high tempo carrier strikes and may redraw shore staffing.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
7Th Fleet
Navy
Indochina
Gulf of Tonkin
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Library finds at the downtown library and a mysterious reader
A teen diary recounts visiting a downtown library, discovering a boutique of unusual books from The Last Whole Earth Catalog to How to Get a Teenage Boy and What to do with Him When You Get Him. She gets a free library card, browses My Darling, My Hamburger, Seventeen magazines, and leaves with a pile of reading.
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Hero
T.V
Ellen Peck
Vogue
Ms. Lifestyle
Paul Zindel
Luv
Librarius
Cultural Shock For POWs
San Diego medical specialist Capt Spaulding warns that returning POWs from Indochina may face cultural shock and require gradual rehabilitation. He cites long captivity, anger, confusion with social changes, and adjustments to family life, comfort, and basic amenities.
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San Diego
Calif
Indochina
Raymond C. Spaulding Jr
San Diego Naval Hospital
Spaulding
San Diego Tribune
Pueblo
North Korea
Naval Hospital
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