Health hazards from unnecessary dental and medical X rays rise
Editorial highlights growing concern over health risks from unnecessary X rays. It cites the American Dental Association urging minimal use and Congress discussions on federal radiation standards. Experts warn many exposures could be reduced by up to 29 percent without harming diagnostic quality, while stressing X rays remain vital when medically warranted.
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Journal of the American Dental Association
Association
American Dental Association
Congress
Johnson
Karl Z. Morgan
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Courage and Hope: Helen Keller's Enduring Legacy
Helen Keller, aided by Anne Sullivan, learned to talk and understand, becoming a symbol for people with disabilities. She died over the weekend, admired for her modesty and forward looking courage and the example she set for others.
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Helen Keller
Anne Sullivan
Helen Keller's journey from isolation to public influence
The narrative recalls Helen Keller born normal, later deaf and blind from illness in infancy. Her parents' support and resources enabled finding a teacher who reached through the barrier she built, guiding her into the wider world.
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Helen Keller
It's Humphrey vs Nixon in the 1968 race
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Oregon results signaling Democratic nominee Hubert Humphrey likely to be the presidential candidate with Nixon as Republican front runner. Kennedy appears sidelined after Oregon defeat while McCarthy gains. Rockefeller and Reagan lag. California primary looms as Humphrey and Nixon seek first ballot nominations.
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Jones
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Humphrey
Kennedy
Agene McCarthy
Oregon
McCarthy
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Rockefeller
Reagan
California
Sen
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Florida
Pennsylvania
Police Shoot Looters on Sight in Odd Courtroom Sketch
In a chaotic spoof, Officer Law aims his revolver at a young man amid a shattered storefront. The scene features mock courtroom clashes over looting charges, pleas, and a bizarre offer to plea for a raise. The wife quips about the absurdity of executing roles across law enforcement.
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Albert Law
Officer Law
Raney
Beautification Plans for Scottsdale Highlight Citywide Cleanups
Margaret Hopkins of the Scottsdale Beautification Commission outlines a year round program focusing on planting, painting and construction with monthly color coded trash trailer placements. Public notices would invite reader tips on local eye sores and inspector coordination for each section to foster cooperation and progress.
Joe Black Tells Achievers Sin Is Indifference to Man
Ralph McGill reports Joe Black at a National Association of Market Developers convention rails against indifference among middle-class Negroes striving for status and justice. He cites examples of self-made business success as proof that effort, not wealth, fuels progress and urges activist support for those still denied education and opportunity.
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Joseph Black
Banny
Greyhound Bus Lines
National Association of Market Developers
McGill
Joe Black
Black
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Joel Black
YWCA thank you to Scottsdale staff and supporters
The Scottsdale YWCA Center Committee expresses gratitude after purchasing the property at 4615 N Granite Reef Rd Scotts dale. They commend City of Scottsdale staff across departments and thank Mer vin Cluff William Goettl Warren Searles and the Camelback Jaycees for their generous help.
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Granite Reef Rd
Scottsdale
Mervin Cluff
William Goettl
Warren ‘Searles
Grouping Students by Ability in Classrooms
A discussion on ability grouping in schools contrasts pros and cons and stresses that decisions must reflect instructional purpose and methods. Teachers should collaborate to form groups, ensuring plans suit pupil needs, subject types, and available teaching approaches. Cooperative planning increases the chance of effective groupings.
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Strittmatter
Scottsdale News Roundup: VFW Essay Winner and School Appointments
Nicky Charisse a Beverly Hills teen won the Scottsdale auxiliary VFW essay contest. Walter Bright, ex Grandview Principal, is named Scottsdale District principal with tentative Tonalea duties. W W Dick is a candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Four Ascension Lutheran Church youths were confirmed on Pentecost Sunday.
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Nicky Charisse
Beverly Hills, Calif
Judson School
Scottsdale
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walter Bright
Grandview School
Osborn
Phoenix
Tonalea ‘School
W.W
Skipper
Maricopa
Public Instruction
Lutheran - Church
Penny Bacher
Michael Shipferling
Kenneth Vehling
William, Boltz
Scottsdale Daily Progress publisher note ad
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company details its publication schedule from September to May and June to August. It lists the address 302 Ball-Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz 85252 and telephone number 947-7544. The note disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photos.
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Scottsdale
Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball-Park Plaza
Ariz
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