Malaria Drug May Help Fight Cancer Trojan Horse Idea
University of Minnesota researchers proposed using Atabrine, a malaria drug, as a Trojan horse to deliver radiation or cancer drugs to lung tumors. Experiments show Atabrine concentrates in lungs and tumors and can be tracked with ultraviolet light, offering possible tumor targeting and improved diagnosis.
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Atlantic City
Troy
Alvin Shemesh
Norman B. Ackerman
University of Minnesota Medical School
aAmerican Medical Association
Minnesota
Proposals Expected in Steel Contract Talks at Pittsburgh
AP reports a steelworkers committee nears action on basic contract revisions while a joint Labor Management Human Relations Committee works on proposals for union consideration. The Wage Policy Committee meets for the third day awaiting possible proposals as talks aim to avoid reopening formal negotiations and risk a strike by 409,000 members. President McDonald notes progress is discussed with the Human Relations Committee as Kennedy aides seek inputs during anniversary events in West Virginia.
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Pittsburgee
Steelworkers
SOK
Tumait
United Stealworkers Union
McEt
Lnion
David J. McDonald
Yi 'Va
Muman Rela Witca Ee Oe
Kennedy
McDonald
Charleston
West Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Cigarette Firms End Campus Advertising Promotion
Major cigarette makers will stop advertising on college campuses and in campus media and will halt sample distribution by student reps. The Tobacco Institute president announced the move, while Morence State College banned all campus promotion citing health concerns. The American Medical Association discussed education on smoking and tobacco effects at its Atlantic City meeting.
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New York
George Y. Allen
The
Tobacco Institute
Alen
United States
Allen
Morence
Ala
State College
Colllege
Dr. B. Norton
Alten
Aeae
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Tiros Alert for Storms
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Two Tiros Weather satellites circled the globe on alert for hurricanes and typhoons. Tiros 7 joined Tiros 6 in orbit to give the most comprehensive hurricane coverage yet as Nimbus missions loom later. NASA officials say the system will provide rapid, high quality photos to weather agencies worldwide.
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Fla
Tiros
Canera
Slobe
Tiros 7
William G. Stroud
Aeronomiy and Meteorologc Division
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Italy Seeks Broad Coalition As Crisis Prolongs
Rome AP Italian Chamber of Deputies President Giovanni Leone presses for a government by inviting leaders from Communists to fascists as President Sesni seeks a way out of a five week crisis. Moro loses center-left bid to form a coalition. interim government unlikely by June 30 ahead of Kennedy visit. In Boston RP eight officers cleared in an undercover camera shop case after a 10 week probe. McNamara says testimonies show no police infractions.
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Giovanni Leone
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Antonio Sesni
Kennedy
Leone
Amo Moro
Socialist Party
Moro
Christian Democrats
Democratic Socialists
Renblinane
Roston
Edmund L. McNamaara
Columbia Broadcasting System
McNamara
Leo J. Sullivan
Sullivan
McNamtara
Segni
Aminshop
Ilo
Mark McNamara
Chris
Iian Democrats
Agreeme
Surgeons Separate Siamese Twin Girls
Surgeons at Children's Hospital successfully separated 14 day old Siamese twin girls Rose Mary and Ruth Ann Temoshenko in a four hour operation. Doctors say the babies are breathing comfortably and color is good though three to five days are needed to assess ongoing danger. The twins shared one liver and were joined from the lower abdomen. the procedure allowed dividing the liver in half. The mother Mrs. John Temoshenko expressed relief and faith in the outcome. The family, from Tarentum, includes a three year old daughter and twin boys.
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Children’s Hospital
William B. Kiesewetter
Danager
Pittsburgh
Taiks
Rose Mary
Ruth’ Ann
John Temoshenko
Tarentum
Kieseweiler
Rantani Resigns as May 18 Talks Spark Parties Split
Tore Rantani resigns on May 18 and arranged consultations with leaders from parties outside the four allied with Mara Arina, signaling a widening political realignment. The move follows Mara Arina's increasingly factional stance and feeds speculation on future coalition possibilities.
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Four
Mara
Dicks Arina
Taxes Rise Across States Despite Some Setbacks
States push up or create new taxes as legislatures meet, with Nevada and New York seeing rate changes and Illinois refocusing on other taxes. A key note from Commerce Clearing House highlights a broad trend of rising revenue needs, despite mixed outcomes such as Indiana blocking its 3 percent sale tax and Wisconsin vetoing a general sales tax.
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Nevada
Wisconsin
Illinois
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Commerce Clearing House
California
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Missouri
New Mexico
North Dakota
Utah
New York City
Colorado
Trustees Seek Removal of Three Negro Students
The University of Alabama Board of Trustees filed notice to appeal a district court ruling delaying integration. The move aims to remove Vivian Malone, James Hood, and Dave McGlathery from the university system amid racial tensions, with Gov. George Wallace not signing the petition.
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Ala
University of Alabama Board of Trustees
U.S. District Court
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
H.H. Grooms
al Board
Grooms
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James A. Hood
Tuscaloosa
Destmas
Dave Mack McGlathery
University
Huntsville Extension Center
Autherine Lucy
George Wallace
Andrew Thomas
Thomas
New Orleans
Malone
Hood
Alabama National Guardsmen
Kennedy
Wallace
Five Negroes surrender in soldier’s death case
Five Arlington, Virginia residents aged 20 to 22 surrendered and were charged with homicide in the death of Pvt. Edward J. Betcher 19 of Brooklyn New York after a street fight in Washington. Authorities say he died when his body was run over accidentally by a car after the scuffle. The defendants were arraigned at General Sessions Court and held without bond.
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Edward J. Betcher
Brooklyn
General Sessions Court
Sheila M. Turner
Floyd T. Smith
Leon Dillard Jr
Thomas A. Groan
Gerald L. Jackson
Arlington
Betcher
Ft. Belvoir
Smith
Belcher
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Richard J. Felber
Oovener
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Wethersfield
Conn
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Cheng
Seaside
Calif
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