Doctors continue probe of crib deaths in two cities
In the Philadelphia crib death outbreak 30 infants died in late June while Manhattan saw no change. Researchers including Drs Dapena Rieders and Spelman pursue clues from blood proteins red brain chemicals and brain regions, amid heat and unexplained fatalities.
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HTNS
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New York City
Manhattan
Joseph W. Spelman
Dr. Spelman
Maria Valdes Dapena
Dapena
Fredric Rieders
Rieders
Renate Dische
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Kennedy Plan Courts Congressional Intervention In Rail Strike
Labor Secretary Wirtz reports unions rejected his last offer for compulsory arbitration. Railroads push new work rules Thursday risking 37 000 firemen jobs as unions threaten a nationwide strike. Government may seek law to force arbitration and meanwhile anti featherbedding rules loom.
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Sino Soviet Talks Focus On Means Not Ends
Western diplomats say the Sino-Soviet struggle centers on methods rather than goals. Moscow and Peking agree communism must overthrow Western capitalism but differ on peaceful competition versus armed revolution. Khrushchev may pursue talks with the West while aiming for global Communist control.
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UPI
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Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
Turnpikes guide drivers through travel friendly routes
A clipped summary notes road users should watch for while using tolled roads and hints at a spirit of travel guidance on the first page. It references toll road features and driver tips in early reportage.
Jet crash at Willow Grove kills seven sheltering bathhouse guests
Navy investigators quiz Marine Captain John W. Butler after a flaming jet on approach to Willow Grove Naval Air Station crash lands into a bathhouse at Green Hill Day Camp. Seven people die including three Philadelphia children. 16 others treated, 10 detained. Butler detained overnight for questioning.
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Jennie Klein
Phila
Delphia
Sandra
Harvey
Emmanuel Fine
Jean Arnold
Judy Arnold
Carolyn Hershfield
Philadelphia
Abington Memorial Hospital
Samuel Oberdin
Former INS regional director Bruce Barber dies of cancer
Bruce G. Barber aged 37 and a former regional director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service died of cancer Sunday in San Mateo California.
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San Mateo, Calif
UPD
Bruce G. Barber
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Funeral held for TWA chief pilot George K. Rice
Funeral services were held Sunday for George Kenneth Rice 65 longtime chief pilot for Trans World Airlines who died of cancer Saturday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George Kenneth Rice
Trans World Airlines
Glenn may enter Ohio Senate race next year
Ohio buzzed with reports that space hero John H. Glenn Jr. might run for the U.S. Senate in 1974. A Democratic source said talks are under discussion in party circles while Glenn remains based in Houston awaiting a moon mission.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
United Press International
Stephen M. Young
Young
Glenn
John W. Bricker
Sleepwalker Falls From Porch Roof in Lorain
Harold Hennes, 18, sleepwalking, fell from a porch roof at 338 West 29th Street in Lorain. His mother alerted rescue services at 9:59 a.m. He was unconscious at the scene, regained consciousness en route, and was admitted to St Joseph Hospital for observation.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Fire Department
Harold Hennes
West 29Th St
Harold
Weather summary for Northeast Ohio
Northeast Ohio forecast calls for a high of 68 to 73 with clear cool nights and a low of 49 to 54. Tuesday remains sunny and cool with a Sunday high around 62 to 84. A year ago Sunday reached 62 to 87. 24 hour precipitation ended Sunday at 0.01 inches. Humidity readings were 87 percent at 9 am, 48 percent at 2 pm, and 66 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 6 01 a m. sunset 9 03 p m.
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Ohio
Should the pilot stay with his crashing plane
A telephone survey finds seven of nine interviewed favor the pilot staying with the plane to avoid civilians, with two supporting self survival. Respondents cite military training, duty to others, or difficult choices in flight emergencies. Local voices offer varied, personal perspectives on this moral dilemma.
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Clyde E. Shuster
George St
Elyria
Swiss Alps
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