Plastic Teeth and Future of Organ Implants
Dr Van Dellen notes space limits in answering questions on disease prevention and transplant progress. Surgeons replace kidneys skin arteries corneas and even a severed arm while new organs may soon be possible though brain transplant poses identity issues. Plastic teeth implants show two methods a splint with acrylic and a pin anchoring into the jawbone with favorable animal tests and esthetic options.
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van Dellen
Television ownership reaches high share of U.S. homes
In New York an estimated 70 percent of American households own television sets signaling widespread adoption of TV as a domestic medium during the period.
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New York
U.S
Changes in New Mexico Election Code Passes 1965 Legislature
The 1965 New Mexico legislature loaded the election code with new sections effective Friday for the 1966 political season. Key provisions include optional registration using data processing for Bernalillo County, central absentee ballot counting, emergency paper ballots, bipartisan booth assistance plus spouse or close relative presence, notary and justice of the peace registrations, and revised pre primary ballot rules limiting balloting once a candidate gains 20 percent of the vote.
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Bernalillo
Notaries
Justices of the Peace
Civil Rights Workers Begin Negro Vote Drive
More than 800 civil rights workers launched a 10 week summer voter registration campaign in six Southern states. Teams in 30 counties include white college students and Negro youths and adults with six local volunteers per county. The effort, led by Hosea Williams of the SCLC, avoids mass demonstrations.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Hosea Wiliams
SCLC
Forest Service eyes paper mill in northern New Mexico
U S Forest Service studies timber resources in the Rio Grande Valley to support a possible pulp and paper industry in northern New Mexico. University of New Mexico awarded the contract to explore the project which could yield about five million cords of timber and employ around 800 workers.
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Albuquerque
U.S. Forest Service
New Mexico
Fred H. Kennedy
University of New Mexico
Forest Service
Rio Grande Valley
Kennedy
Contract Extended With Uranium Mill
The Atomic Energy Commission extended its uranium concentrate purchase contract with Home stake Sapin Partners uranium mill near Grants New Mexico. The extension shifts deliveries and extends the deal from December 1966 to December 1970. Four million pounds were to be delivered from 1962-64 to 1967-68 with the AEC purchasing the deferred quantity in 1969-70.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Homestake-Sapin Partners Uranium Mill
Grants
N. M
New Mexico
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