Cancer Checkups Are Urged At National Symposium
President of the American Cancer Society urged annual rectal and colon exams for all adults, saying 25000 lives could be saved yearly. Dr Ravdin of the University of Pennsylvania cited this as doubling the impact of current surgical efforts. The symposium also covered lung cancer links to cigarette smoking and advances in breast cancer management and early diagnosis.
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Washington
American Cancer Society
I. S. Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rawdin
National Press Club
Philadelphia
E. Cuyler Hammond
Kenneth M. Endicott
National Cancer Institute
Kennedy returns to Washington after Glen Ora rest
President Kennedy flies to Washington from Glen Ora estate near Middleburg Virginia where he spent the weekend. Mrs Kennedy and children Caroline and John Jr remain at Glen Ora.
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Washington
Kennedy
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Caroline
John Jr
One Fisherman Drowned Two Missing After Dam Fall
A Cape Fear River outboard boat plunged 20 feet over Lock No 3 dam near Fayetteville. John West 70 Hope Mills died, Floyd Ratley 36 swam to shore, while Spec 4 Mayo III and Glenn Ross remained missing. A fifth man went ashore for spark plugs as the boat went over the dam.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Cape Fear River
No. 3 Dam
Elizabethtown
Preston Parker
John West
Hope Mills
Floyd Ratley
Albert L. Mayo III
Co. C
501St Airborne Infantry
Ft. Bragg
Glenn Ross
Grays Creek
Cumberland County
Bill Davis
T. Ratley
Soviet Says Tests Halted by Kremlin Due to New Measures
Valerian Zorin told the 17 nation disarmament conference that Moscow rejected foreign inspectors on Soviet soil after new military steps, prompted by the Berlin crisis and Western arms buildup. He warned any U S atmosphere tests in late April would trigger Soviet tests in response.
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Patrick Massey
Geneva
Valerian A. Zorin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Zorin
Berlin
U.S.S.R
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
United States
Witness May Balk In Cuba Bay of Pigs Trial Fourth Session
In Havana the Bay of Pigs invasion trial enters a fourth session with a government witness possibly balking. The witness Pablo Organvilles or Organvides reportedly confessed CIA ties but now denies himself. Prime Minister Diefenbaker urged clemency and pleaded against death sentences, noting the trial is secret and Western reporters barred.
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Havana
Pablo Organvilles
Organvides
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Principe
CIA
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Hiss Cites Nixon's Statement About Typewriter Evidence
Alger Hiss argues a passage in Richard Nixon's Six Crises vindicates him of perjury. A Nixon spokesman in Los Angeles says the claim arose from a researcher error involving a newspaper clipping. The contention centers on FBI possession of Hiss's Woodstock typewriter used as evidence.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles
Nixon
FBI
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Fred J. Cook
the Nation Magazine
Cook
Earl J. Connelley
Industrial Expansion Pace Rapid in North Carolina
North Carolina's 1962 industrial expansion begins strong with $63.7 million in investments for January to March, up from $42.4 million a year earlier. The Conservation and Development Board reported 6,566 new jobs and over $22 million in annual payroll from new and expanded industries.
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New Bern
N. C
North Carolina
Conservation and Development Board
C & D Department
Commerce and Industry
Talk With Archbishop Requested
A segregationist activist seeks an interview with Archbishop Joseph Rummel over church desegregation. Mrs. B J Gaillot says she received a blunt excommunication threat and would kneel to seek mercy if wrong. The archdiocese confirms a personal letter was sent to her.
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New Orleans
Joseph Francis Rummel
B. J. Gaillot
Save Our Nation, Inc
Archdiocesan Chancery
Gaillot
Elmo Romagosa
Archdiocese
Bureau of Information
Rummel
Chancery
John Patrick Cody
Citizens Council
E. Ross Buckley
Leander H. Perez Sr
Plaquemines Parish
Multiple-Death Road Accident Toll Heavy
A weekend tally reports 64 deaths across 17 accidents, many teenagers and college students among the dead. Among incidents, eight killed near Modesto in a high speed crash and five Duke nursing students died returning from Miami.
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Associated Press
Jake Green
Modesto
Fort Lauderdale
Jane Lee Stephens
Livingston
N.J
Karen L. Widing
Rochester
N.Y
Ann Elizabeth Wright
Miami
Fla
Lisbeth Burlbaum
Broadalbin
Charlene Hartline
Cincinnati
Ohio
Duke School of Nursing
Ann M. Jacobansky
Hebron
Wis
Tiny Luverne
N.C
Rebels in Northern Syria Proclaim Rebellion Against Junta
Army officers in Aleppo announce rebellion against the Syrian military junta and demand reunion with the United Arab Republic. They claim control of northern and eastern Syria while Damascus broadcasts deny unrest and threaten severe measures.
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Northern
Syria
U.A.R
George A. McArthur
CAIRO
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Aleppo
Damascus
Ers
Ings
Area Command
Will You Know Your Teenager Better Through Memories
Ann Landers begins a chapter in a 1961 book advising parents to reflect on their own teen years. She asks readers to recall feelings about friends confidence and relationships with parents to model understanding rather than criticism.
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Will
Governor Visits School In Pamlico County
Governor Sanford toured Stonewall Elementary School in Pamlico County at 6:30 a.m. to address complaints raised by local women. He called the school "definitely inadequate" yet clean with a good instruction program and praised local efforts while noting school construction is a local responsibility.
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New Bern
Sanford
Pamlico County
Stonewall
Indonesian Guerrillas Reported In Landings On West New Guinea
Indonesian Defense Minister Nasution said guerrillas landed at Sorong Fakfak and Manukna on the West New Guinea coast under air and sea escort. Dutch forces disputed Jakarta radio claims of heavy Dutch casualties on Waigeo island, while negotiations over West New Guinea were briefly suspended.
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Sorong
Fakfak
Kaimana
New Guinea
Abdul Haris Nasution
Jakarta
Nasution
Waigeo Island
West New Guinea
Defense
Bandung
Hollandia
Waigeo
Soejardo
Netherlands
Indonesia
Sukarno
Reargument Sought in NAACP Cases by Court
The Supreme Court orders reargument of two NAACP cases. One challenges a Virginia law restricting civil rights litigation funding and attorney solicitation. The other appeals a Miami NAACP leader Theodore Gibson's contempt conviction for refusing to provide a member list. Justice Whittaker's retirement leaves eight justices. Bryan White is nominated to replace him pending Senate approval.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Virginia
Miami, Fla
Miami
Theodore R. Gibson
Florida Legislative Investigation Committee
High Tribunal
Virginia Supreme Court
Charles F. Whittaker
Kennedy
Bryan R. White
Whittaker
White
Senate
Snow Adds Light Snow to North Carolina Mountains
Snow whitened the North Carolina mountains with minimal accumulations except at Mt. Pisgah and Clingman s Peak where half an inch fell. Roads stayed clear in the mountains as the Highway Patrol reported, and freezing is forecast for tonight. Temperatures dip to 27 to 35 inland and 35 on the coast with more flurries possible. A continued cool, fair pattern is expected Tuesday.
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North Carolina
Mt. Pisgah
Clingman's Peak
Mt. Mitchell
Highway Patrol
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