Let the Patient Know He'll Be Mourned in Death Care Talk
Virginia Barckley of New York City urged 600 Eastern Iowa nurses at the Roosevelt hotel to tell dying patients they will be mourned and to stay present with them. She warned against cliches and abandonment and urged ongoing nursing care and honest conversation focusing on quality of life. Dr. F J Ansfield reported a rise in cancer drug use for inoperable cases, noting 5 Fluorouracil as a key development and predicting near universal use by decade’s end.
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St. Luke's Hospital
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the Vets Hospital
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Towa Nurses’ Assn
Towa Division
F. J. Ansfield
University of Wisconsin
Tokyo
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American Cancer Society Constant
Rusk says Vietnam conflict hinges on Hanoi quit aggression
Secretary of State Dean Rusk on NBC Today said the war ends only if North Vietnam abandons its bid to take South Vietnam. He noted Hanoi set its course in 1959 and that peace depends on Hanoi leaving the South to resolve the rest. He cited Manila conference unity against aggression and said Northern leaders directing the Viet Cong must return home.
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Dean Rusk
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Rusk
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Manila
South
Bob Johnson
Cedar Rapids
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Johnson
Meredith Urges End to Female Dominance in Negro Race
James Meredith told a Detroit church that the Negro must end female dominance and ensure boys receive education. He noted the ratio of Negro males in college to females and warned of problems if balance tilts, concluding a three day stop in Detroit.
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Detroit
James Meredith
New Bethel Baptist Church
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Columbia University
Bulgaria’s Mixed Signals On Growth and Tourism
Sofia reports Bulgaria shows a high growth rate under liberal policies and expanding tourism to the West. Photographs of bikini crowds spark Western influence while state control persists with VOA broadcasts and limits on periodicals.
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Pendence
Bulgaria
Russia
Sofia
Todor Zhivkov
Voice of America
Europe
The Galapagos Islands Named for Giant Land Tortoises
The Galapagos islands span 23 000 miles of the equatorial Pacific and are named after the land tortoises that inhabit them. They are among the oldest living creatures, sometimes weighing 500 pounds or more, with other curiosities including a four eyed fish a flightless cormorant and albatross and a tame finch that uses a stick to obtain food.
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Galapagos Islands
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Will nods mean agreement in uncertain consent signals
The phrase questions whether a simple nod reliably indicates consent or assent. It notes ambiguity in nonverbal cues and discusses context for interpreting a yes or uncertain agreement in communication.
World Bank Extends 9 Million Loan to Uganda Schools
Uganda Education Minister Dr Joshua Zake announced that the World Bank will lend $9 million to expand secondary schools. The funding aims to increase capacity and improve facilities across the country.
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Uganda
World Bank
Joshua Zake
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