Cancer Prevention Study expands in Baytown area volunteers
Harris County volunteers join the fourth year follow up of the Cancer Prevention Study surveying 14 000 residents in Baytown Channelview La Porte and Highlands. Co chairs list include Glen Barber Mrs Charles Cater and Mrs Minor. Study aims to identify factors linked to cancer development and prevention with nationwide participation across 25 states involving over 1 085 000 adults. participants receive questionnaires on health history diet and personal factors while signals of relocation affect follow up rates. The project is described as the nation’s largest medical statistical study, with potential costs up to 19 million dollars depending on volunteer participation.
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Angola White Settlers Rally Against Nationalism
In Luanda the 370000 Portuguese settlers vow to stand fast against African nationalism as Portugal’s Adin Tomá visits. Rebels led by Holden Roberto Alarm political tensions with 44,000 Portuguese troops stationed in Angola.
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Boys Were More Boys In Days Of Grandpa Kerridge
Kerridge led Scouts in Chicago for a decade after the Boy Scouts of America began. A longtime Scoutmaster of Troop 175 at St Luke's Methodist Church, he recalls camps and lengthy hikes with boys who formed the city’s notable leaders, including former mayors. He has no plans to retire.
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Ne Win hard at work to keep Burma neutral
Burma's General Ne Win presses to speed up reforms and stabilize the nation amid talks of independence and graft concerns. He faces mixed support in Rangoon as military leadership seeks to steer Burma toward a neutralist path while fighting corruption and domestic unrest.
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