New Hampshire mercy killing case fuels euthanasia debate
Dr Hermann N Sander faces trial after ending an elderly cancer patient’s suffering in New Hampshire. The piece traces earlier mercy killings from Bollinger to Noxon and Greenfield, noting legal and public opinion divisions and calls for legalized euthanasia in some states.
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Richard Kleiner
NEA
New Hampshire
Bollinger
Chicago
Harry J. Haiselden
Haiselden
England
Jtry
Hermann N. Sander
Courtesy Cautions Nehru on Recognition Policy
Nehru told Commonwealth foreign ministers that recognizing communist China should come with cautious friendliness to the Peiping regime. Eight nations discussed China in a closed session. four have recognized Mao's government, four have not. UN seat concerns and veto power were raised by some ministers.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Jawaharlal Nehru
Commonwealth
China
Red
Mao Tse-tung
Nehru
Peiping
India
Pakistan
Britain
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
South Africa
United Nations
Security Council
Polio Victim Loses Specially Fitted Bicycle
Detroit report notes six year old Jo Ann Vandenabelle, a polio victim, had a custom fitted two rear wheel bicycle to build leg strength. The bike, assembled by her father Fred Vandenabelle, was stolen from the family garage, leaving the child distressed as she recovers mobility.
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Detroit
Jo Ann Vandenabelle
Fides
Jo Ann
Fred Vandenabelle
Ann
Mommie
Coal miner barred for using gas heat sparks union dispute
In Collinsville Illinois Charles Waidehkauskas a 56 year old coal miner with 37 years seniority was dismissed after other Local Three members refused to work with him over his plan to heat his new home with gas. He and his wife consider legal action or alternative union channels. Union plans a Springfield meeting to discuss bylaw banning gas heating.
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Collinsville
Ill
Progressive Mine Workers Union
Charles Waidhekauskas
Local 3
Waichekauskas
Edward
Springfield
Truck Stolen With 90 Diaper Bags Missing
Samuel Nadler told police a truck bound for his Montreal diaper laundry was stolen yesterday. The vehicle, loaded with 90 bags of diapers, was recovered but the diapers were missing.
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Montreal
Samuel Nadler
Poultry Prices In Carolinas Drop To Pre War Level
In Charlotte a survey of wholesale and retail outlets shows fryers and broilers selling at the lowest prices since before the war. The report suggests widespread affordability for poultry across the Carolinas with steady demand.
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Carolinas
Charlotte
Columbia
Belton
S. C
Raleigh
Frank Murphy, Jr
Charlotte Poultry Company
D. T. Price
Emphasiss On Modern Furniture In Grand Rapids Market
Grand Rapids hosts its 144th semiannual furniture market with over 2,500 buyers. The emphasis favors contemporary designs for living rooms and small spaces, including movable tables, corner units, and room dividers. Poultry market notes report price drops and future price expectations in Charlotte and surrounding areas.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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