KU to Study Life From a Single Cell Under $40,082 Grant
Kansas University receives a 40 082 grant from the National Foundation March of Dimes to study how a fertilized egg develops into a baby. Dr Byron Wenger leads the project with Dr Marjorie Newmark and Stephen Perry as part of a team exploring cellular differentiation and induction in chick embryos.
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Pay TV Experiment Lights Hartford In Over-Free TV Test
About 200 Hartford area homes will receive the first major over the air pay television test through RKO Phonevision on WHCT channel 18. Subscribers pay 10 installation, 75 cents weekly decoder rental, with a $1 set fee. the service begins with Sun rise at Campobello and Midsummer Night's Dream, and the FCC notes it will not show game shows.
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C of C Proposes Major Tax Cuts to Boost Economy
The United States Chamber of Commerce urges immediate income and corporate tax cuts totaling 5.5 to 7.5 billion dollars to spur growth, acknowledging budget risks. President H Ladd Plumley warns delaying tax relief could worsen a recession and affect Canada and Europe.
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Year End Medicare and Debt Legislation Haste in Congress
Congress rushes to finish fiscal 1962 items as deadlines near. Senate and House cleared key bills including debt limit to 308 billion for 1963 and a one year extension of export controls. President signs measures extending Korean War taxes while easing air fare taxes. Talks continue on Sugar Act and a health care plan for the aged within a welfare bill.
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Wescoe Re-Elected Leader of Medical Association
Dr. W. Clark Wescoe, chancellor of the University of Kansas, was re elected to a leadership post in the American Medical Association. The report notes Wescoe's reaffirmed role and the ongoing influence of Kansas in national medical circles.
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Phoenix Girl Upsets Australian Star At Chicago Championship
The Phoenix player defeated Robyn Ebbern in a three set match 2 6 0 7 5 ending Ebbern's bid at the Chicago Championships. The event gathers leaders from medical economics and hospital fields for annual convention.
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Palmer helps U S women reach Wimbledon fourth round
Victoria Palmer of Phoenix Arizona advanced to the Wimbledon fourth round as part of a sweep by American teammates. The unranked player joined three other U S women in the round of 16 at the famed tennis tournament in England.
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