Conservatives Not What They Used To Be
Washington AP report notes the once dominant conservative coalition in the House has failed four major votes since January. Republicans remain firm while Southern Democrats shift toward Northern Western allies, altering the balance of power in the new Congress.
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Dahlstrand Reaches Finals After Semifinal Thrilling Wins
Ted Dahlstrand, runner-up in the double elimination event, advanced to the finals by defeating Bob Zalzneck in the semifinals with scores of 21 4 and 22 20. Pledger, undefeated, won over Dan Joyce in his run toward the final.
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Oxford Students Urged Psychiatric Service
A subcommittee of Oxford University's Council of Junior Members recommends a psychiatric service to aid students. The plan envisions an outpatient department at the Radcliffe Infirmary near the city center, modeled after Cambridge University’s service after concerns over student mental health and suicides.
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First Man First Gardener Kennedy Maintains Lawn At White House Plots
President Kennedy tends the White House rise garden with horticulturists and four gardeners keeping a bloom filled quarter acre from April to November. Officials removed protective boards once used to shield grass and he ordered a shared path to curb wear while two ton turtles were noted at Keener Ark cave ceremony.
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Smog and Cigarette Smoke Harm Lung Cells in Tests
Dr Charles M Pomerat reports that smoke from cigarettes and smog cause lung cells in test tubes to grow and multiply as fast as a known cancer chemical. Cells show more chromosome breaks, linking pollutants to potential cancer risk. The method may test smog remedies by comparing pre and post filtration samples.
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Portico Breathers Highlight Daily Routine at White House
The excerpt notes a figure visiting the garden several times daily and taking occasional breaks on the colonnaded portico during working hours. It mentions the White House lying quarters as part of the setting.
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Smoke exposure risks cited by researcher at event
A scientist warns that half a minute of exposure to smoke from a filtered cigarette or a king size cigarette can be harmful. He notes studies on animals may not translate directly to humans and that human cells are only one step closer to real in-body conditions. In West Memphis Arkansas a casket maker runs a traffic safety campaign with a delivery truck sign urging careful driving to avoid becoming another casualty.
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