TB Victims May Get Peace Use of Atom Says Doctor
Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson asserts peacetime atomic energy use will aid TB victims. Research tissues label drugs with radioactive isotopes to track distribution in the body, aiding isoniazid and PAS studies in animals. The Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association funds new research via Christmas Seal gifts to improve TB treatment.
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Ralph I. Canuteson
The
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Indore
Man Accused of Staying To Learn Fate Thursday
Rudolfa Barron, 25, faces a district court hearing to determine if he will stand trial on a first degree murder charge in the death of Fern Crosslew, 27, whose body was found in Spearville. A preliminary hearing was held, and Judge Keith Wilcox said a decision would be announced Thursday.
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Sprisville
Local Youth Attends KU Preview For Prospective Students
Clifford D. Hamil of Ltd No 1 Stu Lawrence joins a group attending Kansas University's first summer Preview for incoming freshmen. The program runs today and Monday with placement tests, exams, faculty adviser meetings, housing briefs, and campus familiarization. Previews continue on July 13-14 16-17 26-27 and 36-AL. Mexico reports 800000 more births than deaths each year.
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Ltd
Stu
Lawrence
K.U
Kansas University
University
Memorial Union
Truman Calls Youth Key To Presidency In London Talk
Former President Truman says the job of president is a six man task and urges training young men for the post. He discussed Churchill and shared views with British Labour guests at his hotel, saying Churchill remains keen and reminiscing about wartime unity.
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Eisenhower
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British Labor Party
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Air history marked by Lear private flight to Moscow
Berlin based aviation industrialist William P. Lear and his wife flew a private Cessna 310 to Moscow, the first Westerner allowed to fly behind the Iron Curtain to Magcow. They will stay until Friday, then return to Berlin, seeing Moscow as a test of future travel openness.
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William P. Lear
U. S
Moscow
Lear
Geneva
Switzerland
Vilna
Reese to Succeed Hintz as Penney Manager Here
Lester G. Heese will become manager of the Lawrence J. C. Penney store in July succeeding Lee Hintz who has led the local store for the past year. Hintz will transfer to Penney in Wheeling West Virginia. Reese has served three years at the Provo Utah store after earlier work in Salt Lake City. Reese and his wife have a daughter Linda and a son Brad 15 months. Hintz arrived from the Clay Center store and has a wife with two children Janice 8 and Leland 5.
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Provo
Utah
Lawrence J. C
Hintz
Clay Center
Janice
Leland
Antarctic Air Drop Set by U S Globemasters
Eight U S Air Force Globemasters with a maintenance base in New Zealand will carry out the largest Antarctic air drop to date. A maintenance camp for 20 men will be set up at Harewood while about 500 tons of supplies are dropped at the South Pole for a USS scientific base beginning operations next year as part of the International Geophysical Year.
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All Radiation Shortens Life Says Hoecker in Topeka
Dr. Frank E. Hoecker, KU radiation biophysics head, told Topeka Shawnee Civil Defense women that any radiation shortens life and that detectors alone cannot tell the full story. He urged careful medical use by qualified doctors and warned against overreliance on radiation devices and routine X rays.
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American Board of Radiology
Dalzell Eyes Olympic Trials Pace Faster Than Ever
Art Dalzell, the Fort Riley runner now at peak form, targets a fast 1500 meters at the Los Angeles Olympic trials. He cites improved stamina and updated form, notes his Army and college coaching success, and faces a field trimmed by ineligibility of top collegians including Delany and Bailey.
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Retirement questions rise from Navy wreck survivor benefits
A Navy pilot, McLaughlin, died when his fighter crashed near the Kesey. His widow Barbara and three children learn they may qualify for Social Security survivor and lump sum benefits. Rules hinge on quarters of coverage earned in servicemember years and eligibility rules set since 1935, including exceptions for postwar credits.
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Kesey
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Alameda
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Weather Roundup for Central Plains and Southeast Regions
Stormy conditions and heavy rainfall affected the Central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley with 2 inches in six hours at Imperial Nebraska and 12 inches at Eau Claire Wisconsin. Sioux City Iowa saw gusts over 40 mph during a thunderstorm and a tornado hit Ivanhoe Minnesota rural areas. Charleston South Carolina recorded 2.601 inches in 12 hours. No injuries reported.
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JAP PLANES COLLIDE OVER SENDAI KILL TWO PILOTS
Two Japanese air force planes crashed in northern Honshu near Sendai after their wings tangled during formation flight. Both pilots were killed in the accident.
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British Judge Assaulted by Greek Rebel Left Wounded
British judge Justice Bernard Shaw was shot twice in the neck by two gunmen in Victoria Street Nicosia as his car stopped at a signal. He had sentenced six Cypriot rebels to death. Police pursued the gunmen but they escaped in a small car as troops searched the city for suspects linked to Greek extremist factions.
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Bernard ¥. Shaw
Victoria Street
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Greeve
Two State Road Deaths in Kansas Crashes
A one car crash near DOWNS killed Mrs. Frank M. Grizzell 71 of Claflin. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband and the vehicle overturned on a soft shoulder. The extent of injuries to Mr. Grizzell was not known. In Catharine an auto collision last night killed Paul Ralph Schmidt 27 of Catharine.
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Claflin
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