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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

Page

5

Breakthrough in leukemia treatment announced in Texas

Texarkana reports a Dallas Institute breakthrough in leukemia therapy led by Dr Joseph Hill. A nine year old terminal patient reportedly recovered after amino acid depletion therapy, with rapid shrinkage of neck glands, spleen, and stomach, and elimination of leukemia cells. Wadley cautioned that scientists do not call it a cure, though results are extraordinary.

Tenarkana Texas Texarkana Hill Wadley Old

Books Donated to Elgin Public Library by Hanson Family

The Bernard Hanson family donated many titles to the Elgin Public Library including Alcott Little Men Broadbent Teen Age Glamor Collins Familiar Garden Birds Defoe Robinson Crusoe and more. They also added 15 juvenile paperbacks and new purchases Joscelyn Trail North McClintock Fly Went By. The library set a March circulation record with 1 309 items circulated and all elementary classes visit biweekly. The Adventures in Reading program invites federated women to participate and book report forms are available for studying five or more books by Jan 20 1968.

Elgin Public Library Bernard Hanson Alcott Broadbent Collins Defoe Goudge Hamilton Josephson Edison Kipling Kreig MacArthur Mabus Louis Pasteur Nolan Nanatoki Ross Scovel Richer India Sonneborn Turngren West Missle Town Sea Gull Beach Wirt Chelland Kielty Fushwick Hanson Joscelyn Trail North McClintock Iowa Federated Club

Congressman Gross Opposes $50,000 Congressional Pay Rise

Gros says amid high national debt and deficits the idea of raising lawmakers salaries to fifty thousand dollars is unacceptable. He cites ongoing giveaway programs and questions where funds would come from. Ogden Reid has proposed the raise from thirty thousand to fifty thousand.

Gross H. R. Gross Isj Congress Rep Ogden Reid New York Republican Waterloo

Controversy Over 65-Foot Double-Bottom Trucks

Iowa's 62nd General Assembly debates truck length limits as a bill lifting double-bottom trucks from 60 to 65 feet advances through both chambers. Governor Harold Hughes hints at veto unless highway restrictions are broadened, plus a 40 foot trailer cap. He doubts a special session unless an extreme emergency arises.

62Nd General Assembly Harold Hughes Hughes The Highway Commission Harald Hughes General Assembly

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