Two Crime Investigators Shot In Chicago Slayings
Two investigators were killed in Chicago on Monday night in separate shootings tied to gang activity. William J. Drury, 48, a former police lieutenant, and Marvin J. Bas, 45, an attorney probing crime rings, were slain as they prepared to meet officials or interview witnesses.
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Random Snippets Skitter Across Public Eye
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Sebrell Named Head of National Health Institute
Dr. William H. Sebrell, a nutrition authority, is named director of the National Institutes of Health succeeding Dr. Rolla E. Dyer who retires October 1. The NIH, part of the Public Health Service, studies chronic diseases including cancer heart ailments and mental illness. Congress recently authorized new institutes for neurological disease and blindness and for rheumatism arthritis and metabolic diseases. Sebrell, 49, began in research under Dr. Joseph Goldberger who linked pellagra to diet. He has led the Experimental Biology and Medicine Institute since its 1948 consolidation.
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State to Sell $32 Million Bond Issue in November
Raleigh reports state Treasurer Brandon Hodges plans to sell 32.5 million dollars in North Carolina bonds in November. The issue includes 25 million for school building projects and 7.5 million to fund port work at Morehead City and Wilmington. Net debt would rise to about 237 million after remaining highway and secondary road bonds are issued.
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Men Over 25 Not Needed For Draft Says Hershey
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says Truman’s goal of 3,000,000 in the armed services can be met without drafting men over 25. He predicts 500,000 more from the 1-A pool before June 1 and says 19-year-olds will be called this year. He adds the rearmament program may last a generation. In Korea, a U S heavy cruiser Helena is called a hell ship by retreating Reds along the east coast. a Korean advisory group praises Helena and escorts.
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