Mrs. Wilson Dies Widow of President at 89
Mrs Woodrow Wilson widow of the President died at her Washington town house at age 89 after a respiratory ailment and long heart condition. She assisted her husband after his 1919 stroke and cared for him through his last years. She leaves several nieces and no children with funeral plans undisclosed.
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Small cancer rise unlikely from A tests says British scientist
Dr. Philip R J Burch of the University of Leeds, visiting at Oak Ridge, said fallout radiation may only modestly raise cancer risk. He cited Hiroshima and Nagasaki studies showing radiation might hasten or trigger cancer in vulnerable people, with background radiation adding about 0.1 to 1 percent of spontaneous tumors and fallout cancers unlikely to exceed 0.04 percent above natural rates.
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Maid of Cotton Title Awaiting One of 22
In Memphis AP reports 22 cotton belt beauties compete for Maid of Cotton. Each woman underwent private interviews with seven judges as the final is set for tonight with an invited audience. The winner earns wardrobe, modeling training, six months of publicity and a new car. Contestants include Sarah Kay Burns of Caruthersville Missouri and Linda Lehnhard of McAlester Oklahoma.
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