Serum Aims to Boost Organ Transplant Acceptance
Detroit AP reports Wayne State University researchers, led by Dr. Paul Wolf, have made progress in a serum that trains the body to reject fewer foreign tissues by targeting antibodies against white cells. Animal studies in dogs show potential, with extensions planned to rheumatoid arthritis and kidney ailments where gamma globulin plays a role. human trials require extensive further work.
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George Hamilton Ordered To Take Draft Physical
New York AP reports actor George Hamilton, linked with Lynda Bird Johnson, was ordered by Local Board 8 to report for a physical exam to build a full medical record. A NYC Selective Service spokesman noted Hamilton’s deferral status and the potential impact of a physical on eligibility.
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George Hamilton
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Lynda Bird
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China’s ICBM Work Prompt Nike Defense Budget Review
U S officials say a Chinese report on missile advances does not force preemptive Nike X cuts but will trigger a full assessment of the 1968 antimissile budget. McNamara seeks time to define Nike system components while Congress debates pace and scope amid China’s deterrent threat.
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Auto Makers See Mixed 1965 Third Quarter Results
Chrysler reports nine month sales hit a record 4.10 billion while earnings slip to 99.5 million. GM posts a third quarter profit drop to 3.27 billion in revenue with a 23 percent fall. Higher costs for labor materials tooling and 1967 safety features cited for earnings dip. GM attributes slower unit volume to model changeover.
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Shoppers Hit by Meat Price Tag Switch Scheme
A Santa Ana market reported a $1100 loss in two months from switching meat price tags. Dallas grocers cited customers swapping labels on steaks and eggs, while a Safeway spokesman noted a woman weighing dozens of sausages to select the heaviest. Authorities warned of widespread dishonesty and potential losses.
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Los Angeles
Fires Claim Multiple Lives In City Blazes
AP reports a deadly Thursday with a young man seen fleeing before a 10 10 p m fire that killed Hazel Marshall 67 Minnie Burns 62 Ellen Bryner Betsy Cherry with ages given as 15 Victims include Howard Richtor Ann and three children Waller 6 Tex 5 Linda 14 in Chicago fires. Brenda Shelton 26 and her three children Danny 4 Donald 3 Susan 1 perished in a Southwest Side basement blaze. A supermarket manager notes cereal prizes entice children and sometimes mothers buy boxes with prizes.
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China Reports Nuclear Test While Denouncing Aggressors
The New China News Agency described China’s underground nuclear test as a demonstration of defense driven progress, while asserting China would never be the first to use nuclear weapons. It condemned Manila talks as blackmail and shameless humbug aimed at pressuring Vietnam.
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Ambush Near Saigon Highlights Vietnam War Incidents
An ambush north of Saigon during a curfew operation led to casualties as U.S. and Vietnamese forces pursued Viet Cong. Reports show rising American missing in action, growing allied troop strength, and updated enemy casualty tallies. The Oriskany fire killed 43, with pilots among the dead and several injured. In a separate incident, a Santa Fe worker’s apartment fire caused damage at 4732 S Ayers Ave.
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Logan seeks to clear record after 42 years in Michigan prison
Roy Logan, 86, who spent 42 years in a Michigan prison for a 1924 slaying, seeks extradition waiver and a clean slate in Georgia. He won a new trial on grounds of improper rights advisement, then pleaded guilty to manslaughter with a five year probation. Logan currently resides in a Salvation Army residential center.
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Former U S Senator H Alexander Smith Dies in New Jersey
Former U S Senator H Alexander Smith, 86, died Thursday in Princeton after a stroke at his home. A Republican, he served New Jersey in the Senate from 1944 to 1959 and later worked as a State Department consultant. He described himself as an internationalist blending progressivism with conservatism. He leaves widow Helen Dominick Smith and two daughters, with a son who died in 1964.
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German cabinet crisis deepens as ministers threaten quit
A Wednesday cabinet meeting produced a compromise on budget cuts and taxes. Buddingzeit, Germanys leading daily, bannered Free Democrats Cave In Again, signaling a political storm ahead as Hessen and Bavaria elections approach. Ministers faced a parliament caucus and the prospect of resignations to restore popularity.
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Flares Stored Two Years In Strong Place Says Hamill
Rescue operations report many men quartered in the fire area were saved though suffering smoke inhalation. Navy authorities were asked if the two million candle power flares were kept in the strong place, Hamill replied that the stowage principles were sound and had been used there for two years.
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Wedding Surprise Sparks Texas Altus Marriage Flight
Birch and Miss Choate fled to Altus after a disjointed wedding plan. Birch faced kidnapping charges and an adoption hearing was delayed. Mrs. Birch, who had cancer surgery last spring, died Oct 7. Choate later faced stabbing charges with Harlan Moehn named as a target.
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Johnson in Asia Flight Logs and Bangkok Stopover
President Johnson pressed to leave, after Manila talks, with limited rest while touring Asia. Air escorts shadowed his flight from Manila to Thailand, skirting Cambodia, landing at Sattahip, then a trip to Bang Sien. Premier Thanom joined briefly before the Johnsons continued their summer visit.
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Apollo capsule fuel-tank rupture leads to tests pause
Spaceflight safety concerns rise after a Tuesday rupture of a serving module fuel tank during a pressure test at North American Aviation Downey plant. The agency withholds Apollo 1 assignment until cause is known. Also noted is a Friday hearing on a kidnapping charge linked to a 1949 Amarillo conviction for Elizabeth Pearl Langston.
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Elizabeth Pea
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