Yale Scientists Propose Blood Test for Early Cancer Detection
Yale School of Medicine researchers report a blood serum reaction test may detect cancer in 75 percent of cases. The method shows high anti-enzyme activity in cancer patients, promising earlier diagnosis potentially surpassing X ray in sensitivity.
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Yale School of Medicine
Kent State University welcomes reader submissions for news
The Kent State Stater invites readers to share personal life events and community happenings. Submit marriages, clubs, or other news to help shape the newspaper's content while highlighting both good and bad news for a realistic view.
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Kent Stater
Smatterings of ignorance and quirky headlines in a fashion column
A collection of witty snippets on style and society era lines. The fashion note opening proclaims burlap can be beautiful. Other items lampoon politics and science with puns about colleges, Soviets, Einstein, and gravity, mixing humor with cultural observations.
Music Box By Robert West On WERE Radio
Music Box reviews a July Wednesday WERE appearance by the Pied Pipers from the Tommy Dorsey era. The piece recalls Dorsey beginning in 1940, lists members Yokum Clark etc, notes favorite recordings and Armstrong coverage, praises LPs over 78s, and suggests LPs for classroom use.
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Robert West
Tommy Dorsey Crew
WERE
Bill Reid
The
Pied Pipers
Dorsey
Jo Stafford
June Hutton
Ann Clark
Hal Hopper
Chuck Lowry
Clark Yokum
Yokum
Gentleman Gives Last Steamship Ticket to Crying Woman
In a Cleveland College brief a man in a long line was told the last steamship ticket had been sold. An elderly woman behind him cried, he gave her the ticket, and wired a note to his friend saying he could not visit because he had just given berth to an old lady.
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Cleveland College
Editor's Mail counters Kent Stater drama editorial
A Kent State summer faculty member defends Professor Stump's casting of Papa Is All. He notes original plans favored The Black Flamingo but time constraints led to interviews and three chosen cast members, defending fairness and democratic procedure while praising the paper's Korea crisis coverage.
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School of Speech
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Professor Stump
Kent
Express Feeling In Poem Club
Bruce Keith describes a university poetry club named Wrong Directions with rules like writing in the form I am contaminator and using rims and meteors. The piece argues poetry thrives on ego and eccentricity and promises utilitarian, expressive value even if not financially lucrative.
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