Drug deemed worthless as cancer cure
Washington AP The Welfare Department announced that the drug Krebiozen has been identified as ineffective in cancer treatment. Laboratory tests found the amino acid creatine used in a Krebiozen ampule to be the chemical involved, not a cure. Creatine is plentiful in meat and muscle, and the drug’s high price was not justified by results. The investigation continues to assess any remaining effects and dose possibilities.
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Joynes ‘Macfarlan
Washington
Welfare Department
1 Cancer Institute
Ian Ampule
Krebiozen
Zen Research Foundation
Miss America pageant finale nears as Sanford's pick looms
ATLANTIC CITY N J AP Miss Alabama Judy Short and Miss District of Columbia Rosanne Tueller led the preliminaries with strong talent and swimsuit showings as the pageant nears its final stage. Judges will select 10 semifinalists tonight from 52 contestants after Friday's events.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Alabama
District of Columbia
Nancy ‘Fleming
Michigan
Sant
Cou- Bob Judy Short
Judy
Birmingham
Raleigh
Terry Sanford
W. Lansford Crew
Roanoken Rapids
North Carolina
Democratic Executive Committee
Sanford
Crew
Bert Bennett
Winston-Salem
State Senate
Bennett
Miss District of Columbia
Brigham Young Univer
Isity
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McLean
Ran'Va
Ldalls Island Stadium
Fead
Dislers
Columbia
New ‘York
Overwhelming approval opposition to test treaty brushed off
Amid Senate debate, Mansfield and leading Democrats push for ratification of a Thurmond-Davis style nuclear test ban. Russell and Byrd signal opposition, Goldwater plans reservations, Power’s testimony cited Soviet tests. Sit-in at Boston school offices ends with no further planned actions.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
John Stennis
Washington
Senate
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Edness
Cabs
Thurmond
D-8.c
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Georgia
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Stennis
Byrd
Harry Fitios
D-Va
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Great Britain
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Boston
NAACP
Boston School Committee
Panel Acts To Avert Strike In New York Schools
A three member mediation panel named by Mayor Wagner seeks to avert a looming strike by teachers against New York City public schools. The panel, chaired by former federal judge Simon Rifkind, urges both sides to settle as talks with the UFT and board representatives broke down.
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New York
Citizens Mediation
Robert F Wagner
Wagner
Rite Ari Calvin E Toss
Char
United Federation of Teachers
Simon H. Rifkind
Jment
UFT
Girag Pou
End of Year Proposal For US Cavalry Regiments From Europe
Washington AP reports the Army plans to withdraw three armored cavalry regiments from West Germany by year’s end to free manpower for possible division-scale expansion. Senate aides note talks on shifting troops and equipment to the United States, with defense officials examining manpower abroad and the effect on the 7th Army in Europe as Berlin’s crisis recedes.
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Stockholm
Christina
Sweden
United States
Radcliffe College
Boston
Antonia Axsomi Johnson
Fred 5. Hoffman
Berlin
Depon Washington
Russell
U.S
Europe
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West Germany
Iron Curtain
United Force
Alliediment
Imen
United
Meade
Germany
Defense Department
Ftanke
DE Douye
Robert Sing
McNamara
Richard B. Russell
Senate
Saigon School Riot Suppresses Student Protests
About 300 students from Sai gon schools were dragged away by combat police as rioting and anti government demonstrations swept the city. Police, Marines, and army units moved to quell the protests, with many students, some as young as 13 or 14, carried from schools to awaiting trucks. Martial law and a curfew remained in effect amid tense security around the embassy and government buildings.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Thhe Va Truong Toan
Trang Vuong Girls School
Austrate
Marie Curie
Jeun Jacques Rousseau
Army
U.S
Chancery
Reading
Thich Tri Quan
New Cave-In Stalls Hunt For Body
In Brazil, a new mine collapse halted the rescue of Louis Bova and two others as sections of the mine slope plunged. The disaster followed a separate cave-in amid efforts to recover the men, with authorities tightening safety measures and exploring new recovery methods.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Bova
Cortae
Turncoat Rush regrets choice to join Communist China
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports Scott L. Rush a Korean War veteran and former U S Army sergeant from Marietta Ohio says he regrets fleeing to Red China after the Korean War He arrived with his Chinese wife and young daughter and says I have seen both sides and I think our system will work better In Wuhan he worked in a textile factory as a water operator and notes factory production is low due to material shortages Rush credits weather and Communist pressure for his shift toward China and he seeks a further development of relations between China and Yugoslavia in a joint Yugoslav Poland communiqué
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Hong Kong
Scott L. Rush
China
Serrgeant
Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Red China
Noor
Wuhan
Warsaw
Poland
Yugoslavia
United Nation
Nations Command
Chinaa
Koca Popovic
High Point Civil Defense tests net with ham and CB radio
The High Point Civil Defense unit tested its communications network with citizens band and ham radio operators this week. An Enterprise photo shows participants and notes UNC praised as a school with high scholastic standards by a top UNC graduate bound for England on a scholarship.
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High Point
Civil Defense Organization
Citizens Band
Mdery Enterprise
University of North Carolina
UNC
England
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