Cancer Detection Seen As Job for Specialist
Boston report quotes Dr Norman Lenson founder of the Cancer Control Clinic of Massachusetts arguing cancer will kill about 60 million people globally if unchecked, with half curable today but many dying due to poor detection. He urges specialized cancer detection centers nationwide and annual checkups.
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Boston
UPS
Norman Lenson
Cancer Control Clinic of
Massachusetts
Lenson
United States
Russia
U.S
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Paris
Washington
Prince Souvanna
Moscow
Housewives Lead Nationwide Grocery Price Cut Drive
United Press International reports supermarkets lower prices amid organized housewives boycotts from Denver to Buffalo and Philadelphia. Chains like Safeway Cashway Farr’s and Piggly Wiggly cut hundreds of items as shoppers press for lower bills, with city groups forming to demand relief and signs calling for elimination of gimmicks.
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Denver
Safeway
New Mexico
West Texas
Texas
Cashway
Farr’s
Piggly Wiggly
Southwest
Buffalo
N.Y
San Francisco
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Long Island
Philadelphia
Bucks County
Neutral Laos: power base for U S and North Viet
In Laos the Ho Chi Minh Trail lines the eastern border and permeates the scene. Pathet Lao forces reflect North Vietnamese influence alongside Laotian troops. Gen Thao Ma trained air force fights, while Air American missions operate from Laotian airfields. Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma navigates a hostile, factional political landscape amid Western and Soviet influence.
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Vietiane
Laos
Mekong
Constellation
South
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Air American
United States
North Viet Nam
Process For Early Cancer Detection
Drs. Kenneth G. Scott and J. M. Vogel of San Francisco report a new rubidium based blood test that may detect cancer in its earliest stages. In seven chemical tests using radioactive rubidium, cancer cells absorb faster than normal cells. Early findings from about 1,000 subjects suggest promise, with further testing planned to screen healthy individuals.
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Tokyo
UPI
Kenneth G. Scott
J. M. Vogel
San Francisco
International Cancer Congress
Red Spy Escape Triggers British Security Furor
British officials confront the possibility that George Blake has reached the Iron Curtain raising new security risks for British and possibly American interests. His escape from Wormwood Scrubs amid recent jail breaks sparks debates on lax security and the fate of undercover agents in Communist countries.
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London
UPI
George Blake
Iron Curtain
Blake
Daily Mail
U.S
Berlin
Wormwood Scrubs
Britain
Ashwell
Rutland
North Carolinians for Brooke Senate Bid Formed
A North Carolina group forms the committee North Carolinians for the Election of Edward W. Brooke to the U S Senate to support the Republican prospect in Massachusetts. Edward W Brooke, attorney general of Massachusetts, faces Endicott Peabody for the seat vacated by Leverett Saltonstall.
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Durham
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Alexander Barnes
Methodist-Episcopal Zion Church
Carolinain
Raleigh
U.S. Senate
Brooke
Endicott Peabody
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Saxon Quits as U.S. Comptroller of the Currency
James J. Saxon, Toledo lawyer and U.S. comptroller of the currency, announces resignation at age 52 before formal submission. He cites large family needs and rising expenses as the reason, noting his term ends after five years. Saxon oversaw regulation of about 4,800 national banks and expanded powers for banks to underwrite securities and accept corporate deposits.
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Washington
UPI
James J. Saxon
Toledo
U.S
Saxon
American Bankers Association
San Francisco
Johnson
Dorothy Stewart Bell
Survey Shows Food Prices Change U.S. Eating Habits
A nationwide UPI survey for the National Association of Manufacturers finds high food costs reshaping shopping and meals across regions. 84 percent worry about inflation. 61 percent say rising prices changed buying habits, with many switching to oleo, cheaper cuts, and powdered milk.
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Princeton
N.J
UPI
South
Northeast
United States
Opinion Research Corp
National Association of Manufacturers
Tshimpola paraded before Congo fans at Kisangani stadium
Lt Col Tshimpola, captured Katangese rebel leader, was shown in chains to about 10,000 cheering Congo supporters at Kisangani before a football match. He was led by military police around the stadium after capture by Katangese gendarmes loyal to exiled Premier Moise Tshombe.
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Kinshasa
the Congo
UPI
Tshimpola
Kisangani
Stanleyville
Moise Tshombe
Students Protests Shut Jammu Schools Enter Seventh Day
Indian army troops patrolled tense streets of Jammu as student strike against all city schools and colleges entered its seventh day. The protest follows police action in which four students were killed and several wounded during a demonstration last week.
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Jammu
India
UPI
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Phil Newsom
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