Are They All Accidents Harvard Probers Say No
Harvard researchers led by Alfred L. Moseley warn highway deaths are not always accidents. The five year study cites cases of deliberate vehicle tampering, intentional collisions, suicide attempts and even murder, with official causes repeatedly recorded as accidents. The NIH funded $809,820 for the project, slated to end this month as the team plans to move to San Francisco for further work.
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Harvard
Cambridge, Mass
Alfred L. Moseley
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts
National Institutes of Health
Moseley
San Francisco
New England Members Vote Patterns in Congress
In Washington, New England lawmakers split on key roll calls. On higher education aid, all NE senators backed the 31.9 billion bill except three who did not vote, while several voted for passage of a separate measure. In Puerto Rico status, all NE members voted for the bill except five not voting.
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New England
Congress
Senate
Aiken
R-Vt
Dodd
D - Conn
Kennedy
D - Mass
McIntyre
D-N.h
Pastore
D-R.l
Prouty
Ribicoff
D-Conn
Saltonstall
Rmass
Smith
R-Maine
Cotton
Rn.h
Muskie
D - Maine
Pell
D-R
Puerto Rico
McIntire
Macdonald
Johns’ Other Ride Collision Sends Johns to Hospital
Graham Johns, 45, was hospitalized for three months after a collision at an intersection while returning home from a Lexington hospital by ambulance. The accident occurred in Winchester, Kentucky, soon after leaving the city hospital.
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Winchester
Graham Johns
Lexington
Johns
British Plan Would Let Single Girls Take Maternity Leave
A Parliament member promised to investigate a plan allowing single civil service women to claim at least two months of sick leave with full pay to have illegitimate babies. The arrangement drew sharp criticism in a magazine, with government treasury officials confirming it. Sir Cyril Black voiced cautious interest, urging sympathetic treatment but questioning the moral lapse.
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London
Treasury
Cyril Black
Wimbledon
We Here We Go Again At Enoch Pratt Library
A lunch hour at the Enoch Pratt Public Library in Baltimore triggers a memory as a wind shatters a west window pane in the reference room. A treasury spokesman notes civil servants now receive two months maternity leave on full pay during confinement, plus four months on full pay in any 12 months.
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Enoch Pratt Public Library
Dorothy Sinclair
Edward Mantler
Treasury
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