The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1965 — Page 3

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N. Y. Printers Set Strike Date ' NEW YORK UPI — Printers employed by New York City’s seven major newspapers Sunday set the stage for a possible second strike in three years. The printers, members of Local 6 of the International Typographical Union (ITU), voted 1.978 to 28 to authorize a strike if a new contract agreement is not reached by March 30, expiration date of the present contract. Negotiations on a new pact with the Publishers Association

of New York City, which represents all but one of the city’s major daily newspapers, have been suspended. A printers’ union walkout in the winter of 1962-1963 lasted 114 days and shut down nine city newspapers. Bertra A. Powers, local 6 president, Sunday told members that automation was the key stumbling block in the contract talks. “We will no see one member cast on the slag pile in the name of progress,” he said.

lowest temperature reported Sunday to the U. S. Wetfttaf Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 1 below zero at Craig, Colo. The highest recorded Sunday was 77 at Thermal, Calif.

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Marines Stage Mock Invasion CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. UPI — Savage fighting raged today between guerrillas and Marines who swarmed ashore here over the weekend to save the embattled mythical nation of Lancelot in Exercise Silver Lance. As the bitter battle went on here, other U. S. Marines were reported landing in South Viet Nam to protect a vital airfield.

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EX-BUNNY GIRL IN NEW HUTCH—Mary Ellen Terziu of Laurel, Md., the former Playboy Club bunny girl who wai going to get a job in office of Sen. Joseph Tydings, D-Md, and then didn't, pauses for the camera in the House Office Building, where she finally did get a job. She’s a secretary for the House Education and Labor Committee. Chairman is Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D-N.Y.

BILLIE SOL ESTES, the former agriculture tycoon, walks handcuffed to another session of his current trial in Dallas, Tex. He is accused of giving false financial information to the government.

BIG BACKLOG—Here la part of the big strike backlog of work on dock at Houston, Tex. These are foreign cars waiting to be delivered to auto dealers.

THE BOSS WORKS LONGEST—The Crop Reporting Board made a study (last week of January) of how long farm operators (usually owners) and hired hands work in a week and came up with these figures for various regions. As you can see. the boss puts in the most hours everywhere except in the West As a national average, it comes out 36.8 hours for the operator, 33.7 hours for hired hands, and members of the family average 28.8 hours.

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CurlotuAy, Silver Lance — the largest peacetime Navy-Mlarine maneuvers ever held — parallelled the Vietnamese war in many respects. Battle plans for Silver Lance called for Marines to bolster the forces of Lancelot from attacking guerrillas from Merlin. The guerrillas were being supported by Modred. South Viet Nam, North Viet Nam and Red China bear a striking resemblance to Lancelot, Merlin and Modred. The purpose of the 18-day exercise, involving about 60 ships and 50,000 men, was to train Navy and Marine personnel — from admirals and generals to seamen and privates — in the type of warfare prevalent today throughout the world. Silver Lance began Feb. 23 when the first units of ships and men sailed from San Diego, Long Beach and San Francisco. They rendezvoused at sea, repelled enemy air - sea attacks and launched two assaults at this base about mid-way between Los Angels and San Diego.

Conduct Test Of Titan-2 Rocket

CAPE KENNEDY UPI — The countdown started today on a Titan-2 rocket and its Gemini spaceship for a mock launch that is a key step in preparations to orbit two astronauts as early as March 23. The seven-hour .countdown, which got underway 90 minutes late at 3:30 a. m., EST, will stop one minute short of engine ignition. The rocket was loaded with fuel for the full - scale launch rehearsal, but the devices needed to fire its engines were not aboard today. Astronauts Virgil L. Grissom and John W. Young are to climb into their bell - shaped Gemini capsule 100 minutes before the simulated launch after suiting up in a nearby trailer. The purpose of the drill was to prove that the 109-feet tall rocket - spacecraft combination is ready to make America’s first two-man spaceflight — a three - orbit, five - hour mission. If a detailed review of the test reveals no problems, sources close to the program said work will move ahead toward the March 23 launch date. The last big hurdle to be passed is a simulated flight scheduled for about March 17. It uses an abbreviated countdown but will check the rocket, capsule and the Gemini tracking network.

To File Petition SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. UPI — Authorities today planned to file a guardianship petition in nearby Ontario Supreme Court over custody of convicted husband - slayer Lucille Miller’s children. The court will be asked to decide who will assume responsibility for Debbie Miller, 14. and her brothers, Ronnie, 11, and Guy, 9. Mrs. Miller, 35, who is expecting her fourth child in June, w^as convicted last Friday of first-degree murder in the fiery auto death last Oct. 8 of Dr. Gordon Miller, 39, a well-to-do dentist.

Pack the while family’s sleepwear and toiletries in one bag when traveling. That way, only one bag has to be removed from the car on overnight stops. Brooms and mop handles won’t slide when leaned against a wall if their tips are covered with fingers from old rubber gloves.

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GRADUATE—Mrs. Marina Oswald, widow of the accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy, receives her certificate from Prof. John Catford at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, on completion of the eight-week course of study of Engliab as a foreign language.

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4 YOUR HEALTH

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.

Hopeful News In Medicine

THE newborn infant sees at birth. The newborn infant hears at birth. These important facts have for a long time been unknown to science. Now it has been definitely established that infants can sec from the moment of birth. Dr. T. Berry Brazelton studied 86 newborn infants at Harvard U n i - versity and the Boston Lyingin Hospital beDr. Coleman fore coming to this important conclusion. The study has been substantiated at the Julius Stein Institute at the University of California. There it w r as found that the newborn child could see objects, and even follow moving ones. Another enlightening scientific report shows that the newborn can consistently respond to a clicking noise when tested, even within three minutes after birth. Evidence accumulated in almost 2,000 cases was obtained by studying the reaction of the eyes and the eyelids of infants when a loud sound was produced. It was interestingly noted that newborn premature babies seemed to be far less responsive than “full-term” babies. As infants grow to three, six and 12 months of age, the reaction to sounds gives vital clues to their hearing ability. The exact physical and mental condition of the newborn infant is an excellent guide to their normal development. The new and improved techniques for sight, sound and neurological testing of the newborn provides a great advantage in the earliest recognition and treatment of congenital or birth deficiencies.

A special pair of safety trousers has been designed for children who ride in the “co-pilot’’ seat of an automobile. Even when a child is held in the lap of an adult, he can move freely, or stand and sit in

comfort.

The protective pants, designed by Dr. Faasen of the Netherlands, are said to prevent injuries to the spinal column in the event of an accident.

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Children born with heart defects frequently fail to develop physically at the same rate as ether children. Sometimes these “congenital cardiacs” fall three cr four years behind other children of the same age, in terms of physical development. Their intellectual attainments are not

affected.

Within six months after surgery for the correction of a heart defect, they catch up to the normal physical accomplishments of their age group. At the Johns Hopkins University, physicians are studying the reasons why life processes are speeded up so rapidly after a successful operation. They are pursuing the possibility that a vague and still undetermined hormone balance may be reestablished after corrective heart surgery.

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“The apple a day” axiom may yet turn out to be scientifically true. Apples normally contain vitamin C and a carbohydrate called pectin. It has been'found that this combination may produce healthier gums and teeth, less nervous tension and fewer colds. So, maybe they do keep the doctor away! These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better understanding of your mind and body. All the hopeful new advances in medicine reported here are known to doctors everywhere. Your individual medical problems should be handled by your own doctor. He knows you best.

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