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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1967
Page
5
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Public health warns of rising salmonella infections from contaminated foods, eggs, milk, and even pet turtles. 600+ species exist with 60 70 percent infections from food or water. recalls highlight spread via processed milk and medical products.
In Los Angeles, Garrett AiResearch scientists collect sweat from exercising subjects at four hundred thirty six dollars a quart to study contamination of spacecraft life support. Subjects wear rubber suits on treadmills for hours to yield perspiration and micro organisms, then the moisture is dried, bottled, frozen and shipped to space labs. Alberta Miller named New Mexico Civil Defense director by Governor Cargo.
James Marlow surveys U S political reaction as North Vietnam resists peace moves while Johnson faces pressure from Democrats and Republicans on bombing policy. The piece notes senators split on declaring war, antiwar protests rise, and includes Defense Department report of Army specialist Michael Padilla killed in Vietnam.
National Traffic Safety Agency chief pledges a thorough study of objections by major automakers to a new interior safety standard set to take effect January 1. The industry cites insufficient design-change time though it says other standards are manageable.
Prospects for a second port of entry on the New Mexico Mexico border near Anapra south of Las Cruces look strongest in years. NM Senator I M Smalley and Chihuahua Governor Praxedes Giner Duran discussed hopes to have traffic flowing by the 1968 Mexico City Olympics with support from Lt. Gov. E Lee Francis and Gov. David Cargo.
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