Fevered Heat Proposed as Cancer Therapy
Researchers discuss using artificial fevers to boost cancer treatment. Dr. Charles Heid elberger describes heat therapies that raise blood temp to 107 degrees Fahrenheit to shrink tumors, combined with anticancer drugs. Wisconsin and Rome studies show several patients responded, with at least two years of remission.
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New Orleans
Nature
Charles Heidelberger
University of Wisconsin
American Cancer Society
Science Writers
Wisconsin
University of Rome
Italy
Pakistan appoints four man military council to run state
President Yahya Khan names himself chairman with three deputies to head martial law administration. The council includes Lt Gen Abdul Hamid Khan Vice Admiral Syed Ahsan and Air Marshal Nur Khan as members. Ayub Khan resigned March 25 and imposed martial law.
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M.A. Yahya Khan
Military Council of Administration
Pakistan
Abdul Hamid Khan
Yahya Khan
Syed Ahsan
Navy
Eisenhower
Nur Khan
Air Force
Yahya
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Accra
Ghana
Akwasi Afrifa
Joseph Ankrah
National Liberation Council
Africa
Ankrah
Public Notices from Lawrence Journal-World March 1969
Notices cover probate estates in Douglas County Kansas including Daisy Williams Aimes Ernest S George and Mae Hadl. public hearings planning zoning and public works items for Lawrence City and State education boards with dates and filing deadlines for creditors heirs and interested parties. This compilation lists petition filings hearings transfers and bids notices.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas Conny
Kansas
Daisy Willits Aanes
Daisy Williams Aimes
Maren
George Starnkley
Wanadoo
Daisy A Williams Lines
Douglas County
Lawrence
Paw Hadl
Cirst
State Board of Ducation of
State Board of Education
Leavenworth County
Territory
Leavenworth
Murrle MoPhas den Nelting
Wansasg
Irs
Lawrence Dally Journal-World
State of Kansas
Tirnest S. George
Ian
HS Abeenge
Perthon
Tale Steele
Ernest 8
George
Pratntea
Ernest Os Cleorge
Mall Wetiddon
Agell
Poupgins County
Upc
Kal Petitlern
Hinde Steele
Odor
Padsai
Massachusetts
Kanaan
Petiloner
Expos Resolve Houston Trade
The Houston Astros acquire pitchers John Billingham and Skip Guinn plus an undisclosed cash amount from the Montreal Expos in a completed deal connected to Rusty Staub. Montreal sends Jesus Alou and acquires Staub, while Donn Clendenon remains with the Expos after reconsidering retirement.
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Houston
Rusty Staub
Donn Clendenon
Clendenon
Houston Astros
John Billinghaat
Skip Guinn
Montreal Texpos
Staub
Montreal
Jesus Alou
Billingham
Guinn
Expos
Pittsburgh
Spec Richardson
Astros
Florida Swamplands Trip Heads Fifth Year for LHS
Lawrence High biology teacher Stan Roth leads about 20 students on a six day Florida field trip to study Southeast and Gulf Coast ecosystems. They stop at Tall Timbers Georgia and plantations near Thomasville before arriving at the Florida State University Marine Institute at Alligator Point. A nighttime swamp stomp is planned and the group hopes to return with specimens.
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Lawrence High
Stan Roth
Florida
Roth
Southeast
Gulf Coast
Janet
LHS
Bonner Springs
Ed Judd
State University Marine Institute
Alligator Point
Tall Timbers Research Station
Georgia
Greenwood
Thomasville
Rewards for Referrals in Philadelphia Taxis
Yellow Cab Co of Philadelphia offered rewards to people who refer new drivers. A full-time driver brings $50 in cab rides. a part-time driver yields $20 in rides.
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Philadelphia
Yellow Cab Co
American Indian Today wins 1968 Anisfield Wolf award
Stuart Levine editor of The American Indian Today and Nancy Lurie co edited the volume which won the 1968 Anisfield Wolf award in race relations. The book receives 750 dollars in the scholarly category with KU contributors Rosalie Wax James Clifton and Murray Wax noted.
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Stuart Levine
Kansas University
Anisfield-Wolf
Levine
Nancy Oestreich Lurie
Wisconsin University
Milwaukee
Edith Ainsfield Wolf
American Indian Today
Rosalie Wax
James Clifton
Anthropology
Murray L. Wax
Easter Egg Hunt Set At Malls on Saturday
The Malls Shopping Center at 23rd and La. Sts hosts an Easter Egg Hunt at 2 p.m. on Saturday with 10,000 eggs 100 stuffed rabbits and other gifts. Children under 4 hunt first then age groups 4 6 at 2 30 and 7 10 at 3 with adult helpers allowed for the very young.
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23Rd
la. Sts
Farm Safety Tests Friday For 38 Area Young Men
About 38 youths aged 14 to 16 will run a tractor drive and operate field equipment Friday afternoon as part of the eight week 4 H Farm Safety Program. They must pass a practical test and a written exam to receive a Labor Bureau certificate.
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Federal Labor Bureau
Ralph Utermoehlen
Douglas County Extension
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Hat tie Harris and T Sgt Brouchard
Funeral services for Mrs Hat tie C Harris 81 of 1332 Conn St will be 2 pm Monday at Free Methodist Church. She died at Lawrence Manor Rest Home this morning. Rev Claude Griffith to lead with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. T Sgt Laurence Gene Brouchard 37 who died Saturday at Clark Air Base Philippines will be laid to rest at 2 pm Saturday in Eudora Methodist Church with Rev Rex Kelly officiating, burial in Eudora Cemetery.
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Hattie C. Harris
Conn. St
Free Methodist Church
Eudora
Laurence Gene Brouchard
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Eudora Methodist Church
Rex Kelly
Eudora Cemetery
Graveside services for Mrs. Carolyn M. Henley
Graveside services for 78 year old Carolyn M. Henley of Chicago who died Saturday in a Milwaukee nursing home are set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Oak Hill Cemetery with Father Michael Moriarty presiding. Friends may call at Warren Mortuary Chapel until 2 p.m. Saturday. She formerly lived in Lawrence.
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Carolyn M. Henley
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Michael Moriarty
Warren Mortuary Chapel
Mrs. C S Dicker Dies. Arrangements Pending
Mrs. C S Dicker of 543 Walnut died this afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Details of arrangements will be announced Friday.
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C. S. Dicker
Walnut
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Easter Bunny Visits Lecompton for Egg Hunt on Main St
The Easter Bunny plans a special trip to Lecompton Main Street to hide colored eggs for area youngsters. An Easter Egg hunt starts at 10 a.m. Saturday for children in Lecompton and the Rt 1 Lawrence area with a $5 prize for a special egg finder.
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Lecompton
Main St
Rt. 1
Lawrence
Eudora Announces Spring Clean-Up Week
Eudora schedules Spring Clean-Up Week from April 7 to April 11 with special trash pickups on Thursday and Friday of the following week. City council approved the timing at this week’s meeting.
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Eudora
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