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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
3
The FBI endorses infant footprinting at birth as a positive identification method. Footprints provide unique, lifelong ridge patterns even in identical twins and have aided kidnappings, drownings, and murder cases. Hospitals should use footprints to supplement, not replace, name bands, and ensure trained staff perform legible prints in the delivery room.
KEOTA October 24 The Christian church held Fellowship Family night with supper and films. CWF women sponsored the event and a service project meeting yielded 21 bids to be sent to Des Moines. Edith Metz led the business session as plans formed to mince meat on November 16 under chairwomen Mrs. Yoder and Mrs. Stoutner.
Aileen health column notes hakuro or white wax disease afflicting 1500 chain saw loggers due to motor saw vibration, causing numbness and paralysis in fingers and limbs. Western Reserve physician warns against naive fixes and advocates better contraceptive counseling to cut unintended pregnancies. A Hamburg boy survives 14 minutes under ice with oxygen and prolonged heart massage. eight weeks later minor paralysis remains. Americans over 16 average 2.15 packs of cigarettes annually, with 1963, 64 trends cited. Los Angeles center cites 1000 college students may die by own action in 1966. Seat belt use higher among drivers of older cars. a Navy medic removes a live 60 mm shell from a wounded Vietnamese soldier and the patient recovers.
Keota residents recount hospital visits and home comings including Mrs Ferne Leinen returning from University hospitals in Town City. Mr and Mrs Leland Kracaw, the Trier and Flanders couples, and others attended weddings and church services while relatives mark birthdays and family milestones.
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