New Ambassadors Rise From Peace Corps Trainees
Max Lerner describes mid career Foreign Service officers and Peace Corps trainees training at Howard University and the White House. He notes their rugged preparation, language and area studies, and a future role in representing America abroad while meeting President Kennedy on the White House lawn.
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Cancer of the bone treatment and spread explained
Dear Dr Motner outlines that cancer is not always fatal by itself and that bone cancer, usually osteosarcoma, is treated by removing the cancerous portion before spread. He explains primary versus metastatic cancer, the danger of metastasis through blood or lymph, and the need to act early to erase cancer before new growths appear.
Unemployment rate barely declines amid puzzling labor shifts
The 5.3 percent rate hides a flat economy with fewer jobseekers and weak gains. Analysts cite a smaller-than-expected labor-force pool, with women 35–54 dropping back, youths 14–19 lingering in school, and older workers exiting, creating a mixed, flatly high employment landscape.
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Batting title bids miss 400 averages in early era
New York report notes two players failed to win modern league batting titles with a .400 average. Joe Jackson posted a 408 in 1911, losing to Ty Cobb's .420, and Cobb's .401 in 1922 was beaten by George Sisler's .420.
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