Miniature Pigs Show Value For Radiation And Research
AEC reports a new breed of miniature pigs developed at Hanford to stay man-size, aiding radiation research and other studies. The pigs’ similar digestion, bone, and skin to humans enable use in dental, cancer, heart, and respiratory research with institutions like University of Oregon and University of Colorado already employing them.
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Washington
Ford Laboratories
Richland
Cal
AEG
Wash
Hanford
AEC
Atomic Energy Comminiature
Johnson
The
Pacific Northwest Laboratory
University of Oregon Dental School
University of Colorado, and
State University
Sinatra Saga of Vows Fame and Family Ties
Engaged continues from page one with details on Frank Sinatra and family. It covers his marriages to Nancy Barribate and Ava Gardner, all ending in divorce, and notes good relations with ex-wives. It highlights children Frank Sinatra Jr. and Nancy and mentions the kidnapping case and ransom. It also profiles Mia Farrow’s rise from stage to film and TV in Peyton Place.
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Page One
Sinatra
Nancy Barribate
Ava Gardner
Frank Sinatra Jr
Nancy
Miss Farrow
20Th Century-Fox
ABC
Obstructionist Lawmaker Howard Smith remembered
Longtime Virginia congressman Howard Smith, born 1883 near Broad Run, was famed as a skilled legislative obstructionist and a farmer banker. He faced a rising urban, racially conscious South that finally ended his influence after Rayburn’s committee changes and redistricting. Smith kept his farm as official residence to suit a rural base.
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Broad Run
Old Dominion
House of Representatives
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Smith
South
Howard Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
University of ‘Virginia Law School
Congress
Judge Smith
Alexandria Bank
Alexandria House
Washington
Northwest Air Strike Talks Reach Clear Framework
Strike talks continued over a rift with Northwest Airlines after a Tokyo housing dispute, with Reynolds saying an adjusted cost framework and eight national plus 37 local issues now focus discussions. The parties agreed on a path forward toward a new contract, while unions seek a 53 cent hourly wage rise and the airline accepts a 48 cent increase.
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Tokyo
Reynolds
Civil Aeronautics Board
Donald Nyrop
Minneapolis
Minn
Northwest
IAM
Nytop
Northwest i
Presidential
Sai
War era air battles and Vietnamese politics unfold in brief
Navy and Air Force squadrons flew 91 missions over North Vietnam with strikes on Dong Nhan oil tanks near Than Hoa and Haiphong area targets. In Saigon, Dr Nguyen Luu Vien named deputy premier guiding social and cultural affairs as elections to restore civilian rule loom. Buddhist Institute leader Thich Tam Chau takes two months leave amid calls for power transfer and boycott pressures.
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Navy
Air Force
Dong Nhan
Than Hoa
Haiphong
Guam
North
South
Viet Nam
Quang Tri City
Saigon
Nguyen ‘Cao Ky
Nguyen Luu Vien
Neuyen Huu Co
Wein
Rulng
South Viet Nam
Satgan’s
Buddhist Institute
Thich
Tam Chau
Chau
Non
Thich Tyi Yang
Day Tan
Conservative vote shapes Virginia primary fallout in 40 year influence
A longtime political faction in Virginia dominated by Conservative and Republican figures contends the primary result signals shifts rather than a decisive change. Analysts note nearly 70,000 votes fewer than most candidates, with Byrd Jr. seen as likely to miss future nomination without a moderate turn. Negro voters and labor leaders backed challengers, boosting tallies in northern Virginia and urban areas while smaller towns and farms held steady support.
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Stawaway
Robertson
Smith
Byrd Jr
Washington
Richmond
Spang
Boothe
Northern
Virginia
Heatwave prompts officials to urge sun avoidance
Heat climbed as St. LouisCity Health Commissioner J Earl Smith urged citizens to stay out of the sun and seek hospital care for heat sufferers. Union Electric vows rotating power rationing for 60 000 customer blocs to prevent area wide outages. James Lumpp said major users had cut back to help the grid, while the Missouri Public Service Commission said it would investigate. City temperature reached 101 by 1 pm with a 105 degree forecast.
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St. Louis City
J. Earl Smith
Union Electric Co
James Lumpp
Union Electric
Missouri Public Service Commission
St. Louis
U.S. Weather Bureau
American Stock Exchange President Etherington Resigns
Edwin Etherington resigns as president of the American Stock Exchange at age 41. Wesleyan University’s Victor Butterfield and Bethany clergy note declining prestige and ministerial pressure as reasons. Etherington has led the exchange since 1962 after a rapid rise from vice president. He and his wife Kathleen live with four children in Upper Montclair New Jersey.
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New York
Edwinimously
Etherington
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Bethany
W. Va
Rr Nile
Cedure
Jackson
Ethering
Citton
Deeping
Victor L. Butterfield
Gilbert H. Clee
Wesleyan
Phi Beta Kappa
Yale Law School
The
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
Katherine
Upper Montclair
N.J
Ber Monteclair
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