Bowman Gray researchers pursue cancer immunization and treatments
A Bowman Gray team led by Dr. Harry M. Carpenter and Dr. James W. Eubanks explores immunization prospects for cancer, gastric cancer detection, bladder cancer causes, and radiation therapy risks. Projects include purine compounds, hormone and vitamin A effects, and long term follow up on cervix cancer patients under NIH Cancer Chemotherapy Group B auspices.
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Charles L. Spurr
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Defense aims to cut overseas dollar drain by $900 million
The Defense Department launches a three year drive to reduce the overseas dollar drain by 900 million without reducing defense power. Savings mainly from overseas purchases and potentially fewer foreign workers at installations. McNamara cautions on cost to taxpayers and notes possible use of U S fabricated housing and more domestic purchases.
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Charlotte College Seeks Four Year Status And Expansion
The Advisory Budget Commission backed a four year drive in Gastonia for Charlotte College. Chairman David S Coltrane praised the plan saying it would save money and broaden access. Trustees project enrollment of 10 000 to 15 000 by the 1970s with three new buildings and expansions by fall 1965 at a cost of 3 872 000.
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Charlotte College
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Coltrane
University of North Carolina
Algeria's Communist Army Holds Edge in Ben Bella Power Gamble
Algeria’s regular army trained with Communist methods and backed by Red China and the Soviet Union becomes the pivotal force in the power struggle led by dissident Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella. Col. Boumedienne, as chief of staff, built 45 000 troops into a disciplined bloc ready to back a socialist, pro communist route, while Ben Khedda’s government contends with a military that stayed largely inactive during the war for independence.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Tunisia
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Houari Boumedienne
Red China
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Wilayas
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
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