Medical News Highlights On Glue Sniffing Cancer Links
The report notes that studies on cancer causes in five districts found no solid link to environmental factors, as results hinged on chance. Other items warn glue sniffing among teens poses serious harm, discuss cancer risk in the Denver area, heat stroke prevention, and advances in leprosy drug testing using mouse foot pads.
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Helen Glaser
Ati
Itvaf
Colorado
University of Michigan
Charles C. Shepard
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
United States
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
New York City
California
New York
West Coast
Shepard
Thompson's Russian tour marked by strong diplomacy
AP reports U S ambassador Thompson left Moscow amid praise for personal ties with Khrushchev and broad U S success. Thompson kept channels open through crises from Suez to the U2 incident, aided by a steady embassy staff and diplomatic corps. His family plans a quiet West Coast return after a Colorado holiday, with Foy Kotler set to succeed him in Moscow.
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Thompson
U.S
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Khrushchev
June
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Mostar
Soviet Union
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Suez
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Paris
Herlin
Colorado
Washington
Thalidomide Drug Late Developments Listed
Washington reports President Kennedy urged stronger drug safeguards and asked women to examine medicines for thalidomide while a United States testing program shows no deformities yet. Sherri Finksine faces possible early delivery and potential cesarean if abortion remains blocked.
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Kennedy
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George P. Lavvick
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New York
City Health Department
Richardsons Metrol, Inc
Baytown Residents Question City Hall Site and Traffic Signs
Residents ask where a new Baytown city hall could be built and why a barn site on Lee Drive isn t used. They press for a traffic study at Williams and North Pruett, discuss stop sign efficacy, and cite charter rules on mayor pro tem elections and public referendums.
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Jie
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Roy Montgom
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J. B.ee
LeFevre
Wang Atother
Sterlingleach City
All and Commerce
George Chandler
Baytown
CFA
Montgomery
Sterling
Memorial Stadium
Lee College
Lee Drive
Chandler
How Kay Stevens Succeeds After Many Failures In Show Biz
Kay Stevens rose from a cemetery plot seller to a successful nightclub performer and film actress. Her varied early jobs included a file clerk, a nuts bolts and screws worker, a soap company shipping room worker, and modeling. After a Buffalo act she learned to talk between numbers, becoming a popular comedienne and now co starring with Danny Kaye in The Man from the Diners Club.
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AP Movie Television
Weiler Hollywood
Kay Stevens
Danny Kaye
Kay
Cleveland
Buffalo
Dallasite Appointed To Texas Tech Board
Gov. Price Daniel named Charles Mathews of Dallas to the Texas Tech board of directors replacing Jim Lindsey of Midland who resigned to join Texas A&M. Mathews, a former assistant attorney general, was announced in Austin.
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Price Daniel
Charles Mathews
Dallas
Texas Tech
Jim Lindsey
Midland
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