Arrest of US singer Hibbler sparks police apology
In Birmingham a Black singer Al Hibbler was arrested during a noon picket of 10 demonstrators at a department store and then released with an apology. Police said the singer was not the intended arrestee as aides transported him in a paddy wagon by mistake.
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Goldwater Greets Draft Bid with Resigned Shrug
Senator Barry Goldwater reacts to a national draft committee for 1964 with a resigned shrug saying supporters may pursue it, while he plans to run for re election in Arizona. He avoids commitment to a presidential bid and notes the movement will continue without his full help.
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Peter O’donnell
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J. William Millendorf
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Rockefeller
California
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Goodwin Knight
District of Columbia Committee
Dixie Query
South
Kennedy
G.O.P
National Assn. For
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NAACP
Hearst and Chandler Papers In Los Angeles Face Antitrust Scrutiny
Rep. Cel ler says simultaneous LA newspaper shutdowns likely a technical but permissible antitrust violation. DOJ probe may explore further agreements between Hearst and Chandler firms that could have reduced competition, amid losses totaling tens of millions from 1958 to 1962.
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Times‘Mirror Co
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Examiner
Chandler
Los Angeles
the Times
Hearst
Herald-Examiner
G. O. Markuson
Hearst Newspapers
Hearst Publications
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Chance Seen for Someday Eliminating All Cancers
At a American Cancer Society seminar Dr. Robert Johnson of the University of Wisconsin discussed the promising drug 5-FU used to target head and neck cancers via arterial delivery. Among 34 patients with squamous cell cancer, 24 saw tumor reductions over 50 percent, with some cancers apparently disappearing though traces remained. Dr. Heidelberger cited 5-FU helping 27 percent of 2,375 patients, noting no cures yet. A newer drug FUDR shows early promise against gastrointestinal tumors, while TFT is under investigation.
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Calif
Robert Johnson
University of Wisconsin
American Cancer Society
Science Writers
Charles Heidelberger
Wisconsin
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