Johns Hopkins survey questioned in Hagerstown tale
A reader notes a Johns Hopkins interview request from the Johns Hopkins Research Center in Hagerstown as part of an epidemiology survey on mental attitude and disease susceptibility. The center denies haste, cites confidentiality, and offers a contact for questions.
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Johns Hopkins Research Center
Hagerstown
Jocal Center
Department of Epidemiology
School of Hygiene and
Public Mowlth
Center For Management Development
CMD
Frostburg State College
Frostburg
Frederick
Nixon Advised by GOP Senators on Watergate Disclosure
Fifteen Republican senators urged full disclosure to restore credibility as Nixon met with them for a two hour session. Some proposed voluntary impeachment steps, while others pressed for a public, on the record Q and A and a complete accounting of tapes and funds. Nixon planned further talks with Republican lawmakers and some Democrats by week’s end.
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Lawrence L
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Howard Tl. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Senate Watergate Committee
Baker
Tye
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Senate
Dewey F. Bartlett
Oklahoma
Gald Nixod
Bartlett
New Mexico
Peter V. Dementel
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
U.s.district Court
John J. Sikes
Sen
Bill Brock
White House
Alexander
Con-R-N.y
Buckley
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Gurney
Walere + committee
Congress
Singer's Son Dies In A Mississippi Crash
Verry Lee Lewis Jr. nineteen, eldest son of a rock star, died in a collision near Cockrum Mississippi. He was driving a jeep when two vehicles hit a bridge. Cause listed as a broken neck. Body flown to Louisiana for funeral services. The family spokesman said Lewis had pending engagements canceled. Cockrum lies about 35 miles south of the Mississippi Tennessee border and near Memphis Tennessee.
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Cockrum
Miss
Verry Lee Lewis Jr
Mississippi
Desoto County
Lewis
Finneral Services
Young Lewis
Wheeninglainer Ta Ite
Cockram
Mississippi- Tennessee
Menphis
Tenn
Pennsylvania Lottery Number Reported Incomplete Text
The scanned item lists a Pennsylvania lottery number and mentions a millionaire qualifier with disjointed, garbled details. It references dates and places in a fragmented way, offering no coherent outcome or full numbers due to OCR errors.
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Trescrow
Skylab Launch Cleared Amid Crack Review
Skylab mission officials announced a go ahead for the launch after a review of cracks found in the Saturn 1B rocket. The countdown proceeds toward liftoff at 9 01 a m EST with astronauts Carr Pogue and Schoenhauer aboard the Falcon space ferry.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla.1
Gerald P. Carr
William
Vriley
William C. Schoelder
Houston
John Hornhead
Ajain Space Center
Carr Hazard
Schneider
U.S. to Sell Gold on Open Market Ending Two-Tier System
The United States announced it will be free to sell gold on the open market above official prices for the first time since 1968. Burns said the move ends the world two-tier system agreed in 1968, though specifics on timing and methods remain to be decided. Gold traded around $900 per ounce in New York amid uncertainty about effects on the dollar and consumers.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Washington
United States
Federal Board
Arthur F. Burns
Jin
Americas
Burns
New York
Otto Roethenmund
Deak and Co
U.S
Inyorld
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Amsterdam
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Basid
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Pat Nixon
Wallace Bennett
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