Electronic Computers May Give Doctors Help
Scientists forecast computer aided diagnosis for heart disease and mass screening. A U S Public Health Service Cornell team reports promising results using punched card data to compare heart signals with stored records. Researchers from Seton Hall Medical College suggest trace environmental chemicals may hitchhike on common viruses to reach vulnerable cells.
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Teens Hold Up Dairy Stand Then Take Girl Hostage
Two teenaged boys robbed a Springfield dairy stand of 50 dollars at gunpoint and abducted 16 year old Lenetta Aulick. Officers arrested them about two hours later after Lenetta persuaded them to return to the stand. she was unharmed.
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Gap Between Management and Labor Spreads to Fuss
The piece outlines a widening split between labor and management over productivity, automation, and inflation. It notes rising steel orders as a possible strike defense, administration interest, and debates on how gains in productivity should be shared between wages and profits, with concerns over unemployment, wages, prices, and global competition.
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Inflation concerns and price pressures cited by consumer
A reader comments on inflation and the impact on buying power. The note argues keeping goods competitive abroad will help the economy grow faster and asks that prices not rise much further. The consumer expresses cautious optimism about price stability.
Carrier Unloads Troops and Helicopters at Saigon
The converted U S aircraft carrier Cote sailed from South Vietnam after unloading about 40 combat helicopters and 400 U S support troops and pilots. This marks the first major contribution under a new U S aid program to aid the South Vietnamese government against the Viet Cong guerrillas.
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Inkyoo and Four Others Hanged in Korea
Seoul AP reports Choi fi kyoo aged 48, home minister and ex President Syngamwan Rhey, and four others were executed today on charges from political terrorism to pro-Communist activity. Those executed alongside Choi include Cho Yong-soo, Cho Paik-kun, Kwak Jung-joo, and Lis Hwa-sog, all connected to leftist movements and affiliations with Rhee's regime.
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Kwak Jung-joo
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Lis Hwa-sog
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