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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
5
A survey by Audits and Surveys Company Inc reports 71 percent of newspaper readers say they read the paper thoroughly, page by page. The study surveyed a broad audience to measure engagement with printed editions.
Aberdeen Scotland Science Service Sir Eric Ashby asserts that one in three American children born in 1943 will reach full time higher education, compared with one in two British children born the same year. He cites degree-to-enrollment ratios and urges greater investment in science, ongoing education for scientists, and employer support for sustained full-time study to combat obsolescence.
Five Pittsfield men finished two weeks of active duty training in the first class of the 1st Naval District Recruit Training School at Davisville Rhode Island. They are Albert A. Grucelski son of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Grucelski of 179 Highland Ave Gerald W Richmond son of Mrs Vera Richmond of 98 Union St Gary E Wilner son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Wilner of 45 Ridge Ave Wallace J Kensell son of Mr and Mrs Wallace J Kensell of 242 Cheshire Road and Dermot L Sperbert son of Mr and Mrs Raymond B H Knight of 9 Cecelia Ter
Chicago report notes a potential link between Type A blood and higher risk of multiple cancers. A 20 year, 123 patient study at St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland by Dr. H. A. Fadhli and Dr. A. R. Dominguez found 56.9 percent of patients with multiple cancers had Type A blood. Further verification suggested across larger series.
Evelyn D. Gordon, 26, was fined $100 in Municipal Court in Aurora Colorado for breaking a 30 by 36 inch window at the police station. She was ordered to pay the replacement cost and told officers she threw a brick through the window because she "just always wanted to."
Researchers say graphical locations suggest blood group may influence cancer risk, noting higher probability of another primary cancer in certain patients. They admit the data are too small to establish a definite association.
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