Blind reading by touch claimed in Soviet DOP trials
Soviet researchers warn of Dermo-Optical Perception work as Rosa Kuleshova vanishes. In Nizhni Tagil two blind men learned to identify colors by touch after three months of training, then correctly named colors in tests, with officials calling it an incredible success.
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Rosa Kuleshova
Kuleshova
Vilenskaya
Sverdlovsk
Chelyabinsk
Soviet Union
Vasili Borisov
Genady Grigoriev
Society For the Blind
Nizhni Tagil
Nizhni Tagil Pedagogical Institute
Borisov
Grigoriev
A.S. Novomeisky
Pedagogical Institute of
Texans Endure Record Heat Wave With High Temps
Amid a deadly heat spell Dallas officials report 66 heatstroke cases since July 7 and Parkland notes the worst surge in 16 years as temperatures reach 110. National Weather Service predicts another hot week with 100 plus readings. Ice firms struggle to meet demand while residents joke about the heat.
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Fain
Dallas
Parkland Memorial Hospital
National Weather Service
Don Wilson
Dallas Power & Light Co
Pat McGinty
Amarillo Ice Co
Houston
San Antonio
Texas
McGinty
Abilene
Don Bartley
Run Easy Method Warm-Up Run Cool-Down Guide
A compact guide to starting running with the Run Easy Method. It covers warm up, running, and cool down, with rules for beginners and intermediates, medical checks, weekly time goals, and cautions about safety and injuries. It emphasizes listening to the body, gradual progression, and avoiding vigorous starts.
Ohio to pay 200 dollar rebates to Olds Mobile owners
Ohio Attorney General William Brown says 6,300 residents who own a 1977 Oldsmobile with a Chevrolet engine will receive 200 cash rebates and a three year transferable warranty. The payout follows a Chicago court settlement ending a lawsuit over engine misrepresentation affecting 66,782 people in 46 states through April 10, 1977.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
William Brown
General Motors Corp
Brown
Second Class Mail Privileges Authorized at Elyria Ohio
Notice announces second class mail privileges for Elyria Ohio 44035 with rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists publication by The Corain County Printing & Publishing Co and carrier and mail rates, plus delivery and phone numbers in Elyria Lorain and Cleveland.
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Elyria
Ohio
Corain County Printing &_ Publishing Co
United States
Advan
Lorain
Cleveland
Heat death drill sergeants face hearings at Fort Jackson
Two drill sergeants charged in the June 29 heat stroke deaths of Army recruits prepare for formal hearings. Privates Wayne Krassow and Lester Watts died after excessive exercises in extreme heat on their first day of basic training. Charges include involuntary manslaughter dereliction of duty and maltreatment against Sergeants Lawrence Chapman and Willie Alexander. they face possible court martial. Meanwhile in Moscow, Anatoly Shcharansky’s mother Ida Milgrom met him for 25 minutes at Lefortovo Prison marking the first contact since his 16 month arrest.
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Fort Jackson
S.C
UPI
Post
Wayne Krassow
Cygnet
Ohio
Lester Watts
York
8.C
St Class Lawrence Chapman
Pickens
Willie Alexander
Timmonsville
Moscow
Anatoly Shcharansky
Ida Milgrom
Shcharansky
Lefortovo
Opposition strikes Nicaragua demanding end to dictatorship
In Managua a 24 hour nationwide strike urged by the United Opposition Front protesting President Anastasio Somoza. The National Guard warned it would quell any violence as the coalition includes the Conservative Party and Sandinista guerrillas.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Anastasio Somoza
National Guard
United Opposition Front
Sandinista National Liberation Front
Peru grants sweeping amnesty for political offenses
Peru's military government announced a decree granting amnesty to all individuals convicted or accused of political offenses. The move followed a day of violent protests in downtown Lima supporting a 10 week teachers' strike.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Hunger Strike Over Bolivian Election Claim
La Paz Bolivia. Hernan Siles Zuazo the runner up in last weeks presidential race began a hunger strike at the Vatican diplomatic mission to protest alleged ballot rigging that gave Gen Juan Pereda a majority. Pereda denies the charges and says he won honestly with about half the vote.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Juan Pereda
Pereda
Hernan Siles Zuazo
Siles
Vatican
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Penguin Book
Jack Shepherd
Robert Glover
King Features Syndicate
U.S. District Court
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