Jackrabbits Aid Idaho Reactor Safety Says No Human Risk
Idaho Falls report notes jackrabbits and other desert wildlife show no harm from Atomic Energy Commission operated reactors at the National Reactor Testing Station. Health and safety chief John R. Horan says 65 million man hours with one radiation injury, a freak ear exposure, and 190 disabling injuries from unrelated accidents.
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Wisconsin frees Humphrey delegates after withdrawal ruling
Wisconsin Attorney General ruled that 20 Democratic delegates pledged to Hubert Humphrey are automatically freed from their pledge due to his withdrawal. Delegation chairman Nikolay said a written release may be needed, while a caucus could be called to decide the group’s fate. Attorney General Reynolds noted the pledge applies only to active candidates.
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Boy, 9, Drowns in Texas Dirt Pit Swimming Hole
Donald Guillot, 9, drowned Saturday in a dirt pit swimming hole near his home in Ned Texas. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Guillot.
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Midland Man Is Found Insane
A Dawson County jury deliberated seven minutes before finding Allen R. Beckwith 22, a former Midland resident, insane on a rape charge. Only two witnesses testified for the defense. disposition by District Attorney George Hansard commits him to the state institution for the criminally insane at Rusk this week.
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Beached Whale Returns to Aquarium in Brooklyn
Police doubted a boy but a 1,200 pound 12-foot whale was found stranded off Brighton Beach. The ill or injured mammal was moved to Coney Island Aquarium where director Christopher W. Coates welcomed the rescue, noting previous whales there had died.
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Record class at TCU Fort Worth to receive diplomas
A record class of 625 will receive diplomas at Texas Christian University's spring commencement exercises on June 1. Doctor of Divinity degrees will be conferred on Rev. Richard White Crews of the First Christian Church in Pampa and Rev. Robert G. Nelson, executive secretary for the Christian Church in South Africa.
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Leaders No Problem India's Ruling Party Chief Has Confidence In Future
New Delhi based Congress Party president Sanjiva Reddy says after Nehru there will still be strong democratic leadership. He notes Nehru was a dominant factor, but argues the party can pick a new leader when the time comes without weakening democracy.
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City Chiropractors To Attend Texas State Convention
Fourteen Lubbock chiropractors plan to attend the 45th annual Texas State Chiropractic Assn. convention in Houston starting June 9. Attendees include Drs. William G Blair F F Breazeale Gordon W Climer John H Day Fern E Earsley Roy M Earsley William N Lansford Charles N Leger Wayne W Lundburg John V McCallister Jim J Roberts W A Schaal B F Stephens and Charles D Walls.
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Nurses to meet. Auto crash injures local resident
The Licensed Vocational Nurses Association plans a 7 30 p m meeting in the Method ist Hospital student classroom. Mrs Joe L Urby of 1103 Ave G was listed in good condition after an auto accident Friday at 5 07 p m at Ave M and 6th St. George S Berry Post 575 of the American Legion meets 7 30 p m Monday at the Disabled American Veterans Hall. Harris Underwood of Texas Compress and Warehouse Co was reelected to the National Cotton Compress and Warehouse Assn board at its 23rd annual meeting in Atlanta. Approximately 40 members attended a Lubbock County Bar Assn luncheon. Miss Lynda Minton, daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Minton, was named band sweetheart of the West Texas State College band.
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Official Supports Trademark Use In Prescriptions
A USP official told Senate investigators the federal drug inspection system is inadequate to enforce quality standards. Dr. Lloyd C. Miller urged doctors not to rely on generic names alone and noted FDA inspection is rare. The hearing examined whether states should substitute generic names for welfare prescriptions when cheaper options exist.
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Houston Psychiatrist Named State Health Consultant
Dr. Spencer Bayles a 38 year old Houston psychiatrist was appointed as special consultant to the State Department of Health on Saturday.
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