Carson surprise gift aids Miami woman’s cruise plan
Johnny Carson surprised Clare Ritter a 70 year old St. Petersburg Florida bicycle recycler by giving her 1500 dollars live on his show in Burbank. Ritter said the grant would cover half her cruise goal, with Carson noting he meant the other half. Andrew Young urged 400 Medgar Evers College graduates in New York to see themselves as revolutionaries in their professions to spark urban reform and better public health services.
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Cancer specialists near breakthrough in adult cancer care
Washington reports cancer panel chair Benno C. Schmidt says early clinical tests show major advances using surgery or radiation with drugs to treat adult cancers. He notes improved diagnosis and cures for childhood cancers while adult tumors like breast and colon cancers enter an exciting new era. A Cancer Society official criticizes delaying routine breast X-ray screening for women under 50.
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New SIDS theory shift from heredity findings at meeting
Seattle officials report at the Society of Epidemiological Research tenth anniversary meeting that heredity may not drive SIDS. Dr. Donald Peterson of the University of Washington cites two tentative nationwide study findings: subsequent children in affected families face higher risk, crib SIDS accounts for up to 8,000 infant deaths annually between one month and one year.
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UAW Teledyne Reach Tentative National Contract
UAW and Teledyne officials announced a tentative national contract covering about 3,800 workers in six states. Ken Baron, UAW vice president, said ratification by workers is still required. plants affected include Muskegon Michigan Milwaukee Wisconsin Mobile Alabama Neosho Missouri Toledo Ohio and Chicago Illinois.
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Commonwealth Leaders Condemn Amin at Summit Closing
Commonwealth leaders wrap an eight day summit with a strong denunciation of Ugandan President Idi Amin and his regime for mass human rights abuses. The closing statement also condemns South Africa racist repression and Mozambique invasions, urging swift liberation of southern Africa. Callaghan said the stance was necessary to defend human rights and would have weakened the group otherwise. Amin was not named in the statement.
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Radio TV actor Alan Reed dies at 69 in Los Angeles
Alan Reed longtime voice of Fred Flintstone and the father on Baby Snooks died Tuesday in Los Angeles at age 69. He starred in films and on Broadway winning a Critics Circle award in 1943 for Hope for the Harvest with Frederic March.
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