State Deal Urged on Water Project
State Engineer A D Edmonston urged the California Water Project Authority to study state takeover of the Central Valley Project. He noted acquisition could be financed by revenue bonds and a lump payment to the federal government, with federal legislation needed but no state-law changes required.
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Sacramento
A. D. Edmonston
California Water Project Authority
Central Valley
Edmonston
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Richard L. Boke
Shasta
Redding
San Joaquin River
Friant Dam
San Joaquin Valley
Keswick Dam
Friant
Sacramento-San Joaquin Dela
San Francisco Bay
Sodsend for cancer victims scientists testing method
Boston March 25 a method to ease cancer pain is under study at Massachusetts General Hospital scientists explore an electric needle aimed at a brain spot believed to be a pain crossroads. Trials have begun with monkeys before human use, claiming potential pain relief without altering personality.
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Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
William H. Sweet
Toscanini at 85 prepares for final NBC concert
Arturo Toscanini, on his 85th birthday, plans to conduct Beethoven's Ninth this Saturday in his season finale. A year earlier he faced temporary retirement due to a knee injury but his health has improved. He remains active at Riverdale home with son Walter and daughters Mrs. Vladimir Horowitz and Countess Castel-Barco.
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New York
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
National Broadcasting Company
Symphony
NBC
Riverdale
Bronx
Walter
Vladimir ‘Horowitz
Countess Castel-Barco
Italy
Pain and ethics headline from cancer center tour
A news tour across eight cities sponsored by the American Cancer Society reports on pain relief methods and the potential for altered personality. It notes how complete pain freedom could dull awareness of harm such as burning fingers and cautions about the ethics of needle-based pain relief.
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American Cancer Society
Army Units Here Lose Weapons to Meet U S Priority Shipments
U S military priorities require Army units including National Guard and reserves to surrender thousands of tanks and vehicles. The move supports NATO goals to outfit 50 combat ready divisions in Western Europe by year end. Marine Corps will contribute, while Navy and Air Force avoid pulling active or reserve assets. An Army spokesman said training will not be seriously disrupted as old equipment is replaced with interim stock.
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Washington
National Guard
U. S
Alfred M.gruenther
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
Turin
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
America
Army
Drive-in Hospital Serves Rural Area
Dr D G Miller Jr of Morgantown Kentucky describes a drive-in hospital equivalent that serves rural needs. He converted two small stores into a clinic and home visit system handling 10 672 office calls and 2389 patients with 566 home visits and jeep rounds up to 50 miles. He argues low income counties need affordable facilities and estimates setup at about 25000 dollars with simple equipment and no board and room charges.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Upa
D. G. Miller Jr
Morgantown
Kentucky
Miller
American Academy of General Practice
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Dick Turner
Alton Bk. Blakeslee
Asocinted Press
Science
Khoice
Ioto Pereen
Burk’s
General Electric
Burk's
Atlantic Ave
Beffer
Burt's
Norwalk
Santa Ann
Hustington Park
East Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Glerdola
Westchester
Ito
ETG
Petri’s Cleaners
Black-Daylite
Frank Carey
Associated “Press
Frank and i Maris
Dusan
Olympia
Tumwater
Ars
Valoement
Olympia Brewing Company
Qlympia
Gos
Long Beach
East Broadway
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