Surgeon General Reveals Hope Of Cancer Cure
In a radio interview President Surgeon General Luther Terry says a drug has almost certainly cured a rare cancer starting in the womb of pregnant women. He notes the treatment’s success in a small group and cautions cures may not apply to other cancer types. A NIH spokesman says about half of 60 treated women survived years with some disease free.
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Luther Terry
Dr. Terry
National Institutes of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Job Pickup Seen Continuing Through Mid Summer
The Labor Department reports a March-initiated employment pickup is likely to persist into mid July. May unemployment fell to 4.768 million while payrolls rose 1.044 million to 66.778 million as 19 major regions show improving job prospects and sectors like auto and steel drive gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Employment Security Bureau
San Francisco
Oakland
New Haven
Conn
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Steubenville-Weirton
Ohio
W. Va
Utica
Rome
N. Y
Lorain- Elyria
Youngstown-Warren
Flint
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco-Oakland
Vaccine Hope Speeds Cancer Vaccines Say VA Officials
The Veterans Administration announced a synthetic glycolipid Cytolipin H produced at the Dallas VA hospital shows promise in accelerating cancer vaccine development after initial tests. The compound appears identical to a naturally occurring substance and could speed progress in immunization research.
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Washington
UPI
Veterans Administration
Dallas VA
Challe and Zeller Sentenced to Fifteen Years
In Paris a military court handed Maurice Challe and Andre Zeller 15-year terms for leading the April insurrection in Algeria. Prosecutors sought life terms. the case noted Challe surrendered and did not order violence, aiming to avoid bloodshed.
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Paris
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Algeria
Antonin Besson
Challe
Czechoslovak Trade Mission Arrives in Havana
A Czechoslovak commercial mission arrived in Havana on Tuesday to negotiate a trade agreement and to open an exhibition of industrial products from that nation.
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Havana
Stormy Weather Looms Over Iowa With Thunderstorms
The weather bureau warned of more storms across Iowa through Wednesday night with possible tornadoes hail and damaging winds mainly southwestern areas. A Tuesday storm killed Clayton Craft 44 near Ottumwa and damaged homes while Des Moines saw a lightning strike at the Richard Lowe house. City rainfall totals varied from Denison to Council Bluffs as Cedar Rapids logged a 87 degree afternoon with a 57 degree low.
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Weather Bureau
Iowa
Ottumwa
Chicago
Davis County
Tama
Jackson Counties
Clayton Craft
Bladensburg
Richard Lowe
Des ‘Moines
Council Bluffs
Denison
Guthrie Center
Carroll
Sioux City
Randolph
Storm
Lake
Waterloo
Des Moines
Lamont
Ames
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Tower Says We Will Invade Cuba
Dallas AP reports Senator John Tower, the first Texas Republican sent to Washington since Reconstruction, declared that the time is coming when the United States must invade Cuba. He also opposed the tractors-for-prisoners swap proposed by Cuban authorities.
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Dallas
John Tower
Washington
Texas
U.S
Cuba
Judge Throws Out Two Race Rioting Complaints
A federal judge dismissed a justice department race riot complaint against the Birmingham police department and one of the Ku Klux Klan organizations. The ruling left intact complaints against two other Klan groups and four individuals. The case sought to end anti-violence injunctions and require police protection for interstate passengers.
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Montgomery
Justice Department
Birmingham
Ku Klux Klan
Frank Johnson
Federated
Ku Klu Klan, Inc
Lester Hawkins
Rebels plotted to overthrow Venezuela regime exposed
The government of President Betancourt announced a plot to overthrow the regime was uncovered and crushed. Two people were arrested in Caracas, and an official accused Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo of shipping arms for the revolt.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Betancourt
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Soviet Stand On Laos Hit By Harriman
In Geneva the U S accuses Russia of pressuring Laos conference with force Harriman rejects Soviet opposition to expanding ICC power to enforce cease fire Britain and Russia agree to resume talks as Kennedy and Khrushchev prepare to meet
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Laos
Harriman
Geneva
UPI
U.S
Russia
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
International Control Commission
Georgi Pushkin
ICC
Pushkin
Britain
Cochairmen
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Beiruts Saeb Salam cabinet wins narrow confidence vote
Premier Saeb Salam's new cabinet in Beirut secured a slim majority in a Tuesday confidence vote. The government pledged to push development projects and address national concerns.
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Beirut
Saeb Salam
Trujillo Slain Report Stirs U.S. Inquiries
Reports say Rafael Trujillo, ruler of the Dominican Republic for 31 years, was assassinated. The White House and State Department filed unconfirmed notices while Kennedy, Rusk, and Salinger tracked the situation from Paris. The capital Ciudad Trujillo was reportedly under heavy guard.
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Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Kennedy
Paris
State Department
Washington
West Indies
U.S
Haiti
Trujillo
Pierre Salinger
White House
Rafael Trujillo
Rusk
Salinger
Mr. Kennedy
Vienna
Ciudad Trujillo
Kennedy and Jackie greeted by 200000 in Paris
In Paris the Kennedys drew a crowd of about 200000 as Mrs. Kennedy attracted cheers with her blue outfit and wind blown hair. President de Gaulle guided Kennedy to prominence, visits included Orly and the Sorbonne, and a 101 gun salute marked the Paris welcome. Confetti showered in Rue de Rivoli as the Kennedy plane completed the six hour fifty minute transatlantic flight.
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Yves Desjacques
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Paris
Kennedys
Jack
Jackie
Orly
Quai d'Orsay
Sorbonne
Harvard
de Gaulle
Mr. Kennedy
Boulevard St. Michel
Mrs. Kennedy
Mme. de Gaulle
Cannon
Wall Street
Rue de Rivoli
Kennedy De Gaulle Reach General West Berlin Accord
Paris AP report says Presidents Kennedy and De Gaulle agreed on West Berlin in a morning session of their policy conference. They discussed Berlin, Southeast Asia, Laos, and began talks on Africa. The leaders stressed alliance unity and readiness to deter Soviet pressure. Continued later.
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Paris
Kennedy
de Gaulle
West Berlin
Salinger
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Laos
U.S
France
Khrushchev
Vienna
Elysee Palace
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