Transplanting Human Organs Nears Breakthrough
Washington reports that successful transplantation of livers kidneys lungs and stomachs may soon be possible. The NIH has awarded a nearly quarter million grant to the University of Colorado Medical Center for advances in tissue transplantation and overcoming the body's natural defense to foreign tissue.
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Washington
Nana
National Institute of Health of
U. S. Public Health Service
University of Colorado Medical Center
David W Talmage
Foreign Youths Mob President In Wild Melee
A crowd of 2 560 foreign students surged onto the White House lawn as President Kennedy walked to his office. A girl grabbed his handkerchief and a boy snatched his tie clasp in the melee. Kennedy remained calm and smiling, while a police lieutenant suffered hypertension.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Swiss Money Rules Due For Change
Swiss banks plan to scrap the gentlemen agreement that restricted foreign funds, saying conditions have changed and restrictions risk harming Switzerland as an international monetary center. Bank executives cite past gains and call for partial relaxation of terms including fees and bans on Swiss equity investment.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Central Bank
Wall Street
X15 undergoes high speed test with control systems off
At Edwards AFB California Air Force Maj Bob Rushworth deliberately disables the X15 automatic stability systems during ascent to a peak altitude of 20 miles and then tests manual control in near supersonic flight. The mission aims to study natural stability without electronics as the X15 reaches 103000 feet at 3.818 miles per hour.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Apt
Air Force
Bob Rushworth
Rushworth
Space Agency
Joe Walker
Bob White
U S Move to Cut France Based Supply Lines
U S forces shift logistics from France to Belgian and Dutch ports Antwerp and Rotterdam become main supply hubs while Rhine routes via Rotterdam and Mannheim replace La Pallice and Bordeaux. Officials cite shorter, safer routes and reduced dollar drain as de Gaulle’s NATO rift persists.
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Bonn
United States
Antwerp
Rotterdam
U.S
France
la Pallice
Bordeaux
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
West Germany
Britain
NATO
Pentagon
Germany
U.S. Army
Rhine
Mannheim
Atlantic Alliance
Awa
Fight Cancer With A Check And A Check-Up
A cancer awareness push urges donations and regular medical check-ups. Organizations coordinate local events to encourage giving and early detection, aiming to boost screening rates and fund research.
Russians Taking Over Undeveloped Yemen
James Picton reports that by 1960 Russians outnumber Americans in Yemen and control key sites. They run Taiz military academy, staff a new Sana'a airport project, and operate a daily Cairo air route, while Yemen seeks aid amid backwardness and reliance on Soviet support over U.S. assistance.
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Sana’a
Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
Imam Ahmed
Sana‘a
Hodeida
Red Sea
Omam Ahmed
Abdullah Sallal
Sallal
Taiz
Here
Cairo
United States
Actress Sues Airman Over Chauffeur Services Claim
Rita Merritt says in Los Angeles suit that 70 year old Lester Callahan of Long Beach employed her Aug 1 1961 to drive him around California and accompany him at social functions. She seeks 44 419 dollars asserting a verbal agreement valued her services at 25 000 dollars per year and she received only a pittance.
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Los Angeles
API
Rita Merritt
Lester Callahan
Long Beach
Calif
Callahan
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