Lead Poisoning from Glazed Pottery and Paint
Dear Dr. Lamb outlines risks of lead in pottery and old paint, noting inhalation and skin absorption. He cites 1955 New York City cases, safety steps, and symptoms in adults and children, including headaches, anemia, cognitive changes, and severe infantil effects.
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Rome
New York City
Dear Abby Advice on Class Reunions and Weddings
Readers share experiences from class reunions and weddings. A wife advises husbands attend alone if trips down memory lane sparks little for the spouse. Others recount age and humor from rest homes, weddings, and letters to Dear Abby, with a closing note on weighing appetite health tips.
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Abby
Crochet poncho pattern ao patterns 7325 and 1971 Needlecraft catalog
Fabulous finds offer crochet granny poncho pattern 7325 sizes Misses 10-18 at 75 cents with 25 cents air mail. mail to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept New York. Also new catalog items include Instant Crochet book 1 at 1.00 and Afghan and Quilt books 50 cents each plus more patterns and gifts.
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Wilde Acres, Inc
E. H. Copple
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Wilde Acres
Furnace Road
Mountain Falls Post Office
Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
Chelsea Gation
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Beauregard Returns Then Licks Cheek After Watermelon
Gregory recounts Beauregard’s antics as the dog circles and licks his cheek after meals, describing the moment with a mix of amusement and exasperation. The playful exchange highlights their bond and the humorous quirks of pet ownership.
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Beauregard
Gregory Hicks
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Drug Hotline Questions From Citizens
Questions from a Drug Hotline reveal concerns about youth drug use and seeking help. Guidance emphasizes professional counseling via physicians ministers or Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic and assures confidentiality.
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Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
Iceland Pledges Keflavik Base Closure Within Four Years
Incoming Icelandic leftist coalition says the Keflavik NATO base with 3000 American troops should be closed within four years. Iceland remains in NATO but wants foreign servicemen out during peacetime. Johannesson’s Progressives lead a likely cabinet mix with Communists and Liberal Left.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
NATO
Keflavik
North Atlantic
Turn in a Pusher program draws tips for arrests in Tampa
The Turn in a Pusher TIP system in Greater Tampa began under six months ago and has drawn 2,930 tip calls. James Cusack, former FBI agent and program director, cites 37 arrests and three convictions from TIP information, with 262 suspects under watch. Informants remain anonymous, paid $100 to $500 for tips that lead to convictions, with $1,000 paid to four people.
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Tampa
Fla
Greater Tampa
Cusack
Coal Still King in Kentucky as Mining Shifts
Frankfort Kentucky residents note coal remains dominant in the state economy though mining methods show a shift from surface mining to underground operations. The AP report outlines ongoing dominance of coal despite evolving extraction techniques.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Explosion Punches Hole In Bedroom At Stanford
An explosion outside the Stanford University director of personnel Robert M. Nelson home punched an 18 inch hole in his daughter's bedroom but injured no one. Nelson said his daughter Debbie 18 a student at Stanislaus State College was in her room when the blast broke plaster pushed her bed from the wall and hurled a bulletin board. Police said the blast was probably a bomb. Nelson had dismissed five employees last month for unacceptable behavior during sit ins at Stanford University Hospital and two demonstrations protesting the firings had been held outside his office in June. He was in another bedroom at the time and recalls a ball of fire in the backyard with no fire caused by the blast.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University Director of
Robert M. Nelson
Debbie
Stanislaus State College
Nelson
Stanford University Hospital
Blue Cross Blue Shield cost control program advert
Blue Cross Blue Shield expands its cost control program to curb nonessential hospital use high charges and non medically necessary benefits. In early 1971 the program saved $1.8 million and aims for $4 million by year end, promising lower group rates through claimant review and adjustments.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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