Army to discharge 475000 ready reserves and transfer 500000 more
The Army announced it will discharge 475000 ready reservists and transfer 500000 others to the standby reserve as a wholesale effort to end World War III and Korean veterans' service liability. The screening will occur over 12 months starting July 4, with retained members only if fit and available for immediate active duty in war or national emergency.
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Debate Over Stalin Death Assassin or Disease
Washington officials weigh Khrushchev’s secret speech alleging Stalin’s death stemmed from murder or natural causes. The 25,000 word document, delivered Feb 24-25, cites purged leaders Molotov and Mikoyan and depicts a destabilized Soviet system where future power struggles could echo a Stalinist dictatorship.
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Grand Junction School District Votes Bonds
Voters in Mesa County School District 51 including Grand Junction approved a 33.45 million bond for new schools amid a 4258 ballots cast from 9987 eligible voters. Supporters said growth demands more facilities while opponents cited alleged frills in recent constructions. Debt will reach about 10 percent of district valuation.
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Congress May Quit by July 10, Ike Told
U.S. lawmakers may adjourn by July 10, with House GOP leaders telling the White House that the session could close about five days earlier. Senate GOP leaders eyed July 16 as earliest but noted a July 10 windup could be possible, as lawmakers collaborate with Senate leadership to speed adjournment.
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Third Letter Appears on the Third Flatiron
The Third Flatiron above Boulder shows a fresh 50 foot letter on its face with a painted U dating to 1952 and a new C added last month. The Boulder Fish and Game Club plans to fund an experienced climber to remove the letters after nine climber deaths near the University of Colorado campus.
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Vaccines From Own Cancers Aid Some Patients
About 30 cancer patients received vaccines made from their own tumors at Vincent Memorial Hospital Boston. Early results show signs of benefit but no conclusive proof. Dr John B Graham and Ruth Graham described the approach at the National Cancer Conference, noting vaccines may boost antibodies and healthy defense cells to resist cancer spread. They also cite patient antibodies against her own cancer and link immune cell levels to five year survival after X-ray therapy.
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Italian Lang Elected Rotary International President
Valian heads Rotary Philadelphia al Gian Paolo Lang of Livorno Italy was unanimously elected president of Rotary International at Monday's first session of the 47th annual convention. Lang a former vice president district governor and first Italian president succeeds A Z Baker of Cleveland Ohio for a one year term beginning July 4. USE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
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