New Law May Close Ohio TB Hospitals
Columbus report says a new state law could shutter a third of Ohio tuberculosis hospitals. The measure aims to regionalize facilities to cut costs and improve patient care by consolidating operations.
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Helms Approved as CIA Director by Senate Panel
The Senate Armed Services committee approved President Johnson’s nomination of Richard M. Helms to lead the CIA. Helms, 53, a former newspaperman and naval officer, would succeed William F. Raborn who resigned after 13 months. Meanwhile the U.S. readies two ships from Norfolk to assist in a token Dominican Republic troop withdrawal ahead of the July 1 presidential inauguration.
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Pure Water Cures May Be Futile Says Pollution Study
A Columbus report quotes four pollution experts cautioning against expecting quick cures for Ohio water pollution. Frank A. Butrico of Battelle Memorial Institute says cleansing all rivers is unlikely or desirable and restoring Lake Erie to pristine purity is not feasible soon. He argues the issue lies in what happens inside rivers, not just effluent levels, with some discharges being harmless and some treatment plans unnecessary.
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Last Chance Draft Deferment Test For Students
About 160000 students sit for Selective Service draft deferment tests nationwide as officials defend college deferments. Tests were voluntary and may influence deferments for the fall. 830000 have taken them in three days. Lt Gen Hershey says 56 percent of college entrants eventually serve, vs 46 percent of nonstudents.
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Arlington School graduates press toward college at hospital program
Belmont Massachusetts Arlington School on McLean Hospital grounds reports over half of its 75 graduates pursued college. Dr Francis de Marneffe lauded the program as a successful hospital venture. All eleven seniors graduated with seven planning college careers and last year six earned C or better averages. Headmaster John F Dunn calls it a unique college preparatory program within a hospital setting.
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