JAMA backs iron enrichment in white bread plan
The Journal of the American Medical Association supports raising iron in flour from 15 to 40 mg per pound and bread from 8 to 25 mg, despite objections from about 200 doctors worried about hemochromatosis. AMA editors call for cautious action while citing widespread anemia concerns and Army research.
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Washington
Journal of the American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
JAMA
C.E. Butterworth Jr
University of Alabama Medical Center
AMA
Control On Foods and Nutrition
FDA
National Academy of Sciences Food and Nutrition Board
Agriculture Department
United States
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Army
William H. Crosby
Motorcyclist Leon Granvold Found Dead Near Butte Hills
Butte 35 year old Leon Granvold was found dead Sunday afternoon off Continental Drive near Burlington. Coroner Leo Jacobsen said no external injuries suggest a crash and an autopsy will determine cause. Death not counted as traffic fatality. Services pending at Duggan Merrill Mortuary.
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Butte
Leon Granvold
California
Leo Jacobsen
Granvold
Continental Drive
Burlington
Jacobsen
Granwold
Duggan Merrill Mortuary
South Vietnamese losses hit 10,000 in offensive
Saigon reports about 10,000 South Vietnamese casualties since March 30, including 3,000 killed, while allied officials estimate 13,000 enemy dead with many wounded or missing. Figures cover the first 15 days of April and may undercount late March losses.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Apollo 16 astronauts return with lunar rocks from volcanic origin
John Young and Charles Duke returned from 71 hours on the moon, collecting 245 pounds of rock and soil including a 40 pound boulder. Scientists say samples include volcanic rocks formed near the original lunar crust as they head toward Earth for a Pacific splashdown.
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Space Center
Houston
Descartes Mountains
Moon
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Orion
Earth
Duke
Young
Tony England
Manned Spacecraft Center
Casper
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Lunar
Pacific Ocean
North Bay
Cen
Ter
Humphrey Seeks Win in Pennsylvania Primary for 1972 Ticket
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey vows to win the Pennsylvania primary and aims for the Democratic nomination, while backing a good Democrat for the ticket. George McGovern campaigns in Massachusetts with a large lead over Muskie, who shifts to Pennsylvania voters through Tuesday’s election.
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Walter R. Mears
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
White House
George McGovern
McGovern
Massachusetts
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Maine
Humphrey
Delay possible for Big Sky resort in Gallatin Canyon
Chet Huntley said opponents could still delay the $20 million Big Sky of Montana resort project despite a Forest land swap approval that will free about 2,000 acres for development in Gallatin Canyon. He noted critics may take the issue to court, while optimism remains for ski and golf facilities by 1974.
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National Forest
Big Sky
Huntley
Huntley- Chrysler Realty Corp
Rocky Mountains
Switzerland
Oldest man in Florida celebrates 130th birthday
Charlie Smith born in 1842 in Liberia was feted by over 500 locals in Bartow as he marks 130. Sen. Lawton Chiles visited and shook his hand at the Bartow Civic Center while preparations included cake and song.
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Bartow
Fla
Charlie Smith
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Smith
Charlie
Bartow Civic Center
Chester
Liberia
New Orleans
Mitchell Watkins
Texas
Lincoln
West
Florida
Polk City
Social Security Administration
Airport upgrade cleared despite delayed work schedule
A 378000 dollar plan to overlay Silver Bow County airport runways and apron areas has been approved, with work postponed to late July or early August. Crushed gravel from Butte supplier Tony Konda will be mixed into asphalt. 21 hours of daily work planned to shorten the project. Airline service will be temporarily disrupted with Northwest and Western shuttling passengers to Helena Missoula or Bozeman as needed.
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William J. Clark
Standard
Silver Bow County
McAfee & Heath Ofne
Art Korn
Tony Konda
Butte
Stauffer Chemical
Onda
Northwest
Western
Helena
Missoula
Bozeman
Eastwest
Korn
Three Die in Missoula Highway Crash Near Evaro
Three Missoula residents died in a four car crash on U.S. 93 fifteen miles northwest of Missoula. Victims were Roger St. Germaine 30 Henry J. Charette 50 and Charette's son Roger Lynn. A fourth car struck the middle vehicle injuring Dave Love 50 and his daughter Edith 11.
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Missoula
Montana
Larry Livingston
Roger St. Germaine
Henry J. Charette
Charette
Roger Lynn
U.S
Dave Love
Arlee
Edith
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