30 Patients Given Vaccine Made From Own Cancers
Boston doctors report about 30 cancer patients received vaccines made from their own tumors to boost natural resistance. Early signs suggest possible benefit, with vaccines followed by X ray therapy. Dr. John B. Graham and Ruth Graham of Vin cent Memorial Hospital presented at the National Cancer Conference, noting immune factors linked to cervical cancer outcomes.
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Stassen Sees Gains in East West Relations
Harold E. Stassen spoke in Philadelphia about developing an Eisenhower doctrine for peace in the H bomb age. He envisions a peaceful reduction of the Soviet Iron Curtain and noted a possible role for Gen. Nathan Twinings Russia visit in improving East West relations. He cited atoms for peace and cited Geneva summit as turning points.
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Showers Fall in Few Areas
Rain fell in a few areas and it was cool in the Northwest with pleasant June weather expected for most of the nation. Temperatures dropped 5 to 15 degrees in the central Rockies, with as much as 27 degrees lower in central and eastern Montana. Some higher elevations reported freezing weather while east of the cool belt readings ranged from the low 40s to the low 70s. Tornadic winds and storms hit parts of the northern and central plains moving toward the Mississippi River.
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Benson fined for reckless driving in reverse
Paducah Kentucky police fined J. M. Benson, age 34, twenty five dollars for reckless driving after he was found traveling at a fast clip in reverse.
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Stassen urges open sky plan tied to Soviet arms cuts
At a London conference Stassen noted tentative progress on a practical ground inspection system while Russia yet to embrace aerial reconnaissance. He welcomed the Soviet plan to cut armed forces by 1.2 million if leadership accepts verification, effective control, and open sky safeguards.
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Smathers Pushes 62 Age SS Benefits For All Women
Sen. Smathers says the Senate will vote to extend Social Security retirement benefits to all women at age 62. He notes likely close votes on adding a disability program and opposes the Finance Committee stance favoring widows only. Debate and final action may slip to next week or later.
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Half Million Swedes Expected to Greet Elizabeth and Phillip
Stockholm police estimate about 500000 Swedes will greet Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh during a three day state visit. Security teams brace for potential Cyprus backlash while a lone Cypriot bicycle repairman jokes about going underground. Britannia will dock Friday and the royal party will travel by royal barge to Kastellholmen.
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Porgy and Bess Cast Home Again in New York
The all Negro cast of Porgy and Bess has returned from a seven month European tour. The troupe, described as the travelingest in show business, arrived by plane yesterday.
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D-Day 12th Anniversary Observances At Omaha Beach
On the 12th anniversary of D-Day visitors and locals remember the invasion at Omaha Beach in Normandy. British Housing Minister Duncan Sandys led the official party, and Maj. Gen. Richard Patridge placed an American wreath at Utah Beach as ceremonies honored Allied efforts to free France.
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Daily Worker criticizes Khrushchev speech on Stalin era
The Daily Worker asserts Soviet leaders should publish Khrushchev’s revelations at once and accuses the Khrushchev speech of not fully addressing crimes against Jews and Stalin’s terror. It notes a 4,000-word State Department summary appeared yesterday and promises the full 26,000-word text in Sunday edition.
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Senate Bill Boosts Health Fund By 58 Million
The Senate approved a $2,372,523,281 appropriation for Welfare and Labor departments and added $58 million to the NIH research effort for cancer heart disease mental illness and arthritis as part of the year's funding. The measure goes to conference with the House which had favored $9 million more for NIH research.
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Richmond Cigarette Factories Hit 110 Billion Mark
Richmond cigarette factories produced 110 122 000 000 cigarettes in 1955, the third highest total in the city’s history. It marked the 13th straight year with output over one hundred billion cigarettes.
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