Doctors Face Question If Cancer Is Cancer Patients
New York report on an international conference where doctors debated whether patients should be told when cancer is present. specialists said it depends on the patient and acknowledged risks of psychological distress and possible suicide.
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Toronto
Cabinet Ministers Weigh Resigning Over Makarios Case
Widespread speculation that more cabinet ministers may quit Prime Minister Macmillan's government follows Lord Salisbury's Friday night resignation in protest against releasing Archbishop Makarios from detention in the Seychelles Islands.
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Prime Minister Primed by CBC Critique Sparks Commons Clash
Prime Minister St Laurent voiced irritation at a CBC radio critique of Canada’s foreign policy. In the Commons he said the publicly owned corporation should be careful, triggering opposition charges of government interference and a call to shield the CBC chairman from influence.
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Smilestones Kitchen Concludes Talks over Remaining Dishes
A domestic exchange reveals persistent negotiation at home as a couple debates leftovers. One partner asks if all arguments have been used while the other asserts no dish remains unused in the house.
Week's News Highlights Across U S And Abroad
Union leader Dave Beck faces probes into personal finances as AFL-CIO acts to suspend him. Bermuda talks yield uranium deals and missiles without warheads. Cyprus talks hinge on Makarios release and return. Fowler broadcasting report endorses supervisor reforms, rejects major CBC shift.
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Adams Case Attracts Attention In Old Bailey Trial
London reports describe Dr. John Bodkin Adams on trial at the Old Bailey for the alleged murder of Edith Morrell. The case is unusual as a doctor faces murder charges after the patient’s cremation and amid rumors of further victims.
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Aunt Ida Montesi Says Wilma Died by Her Own Action
Italy's Ida Montesi testified that Wilma Montesi may have committed suicide, prompting the public prosecutor to threaten perjury charges. The case centers on the 1953 beach death that sparked a drug and sex scandal involving Piero Piccioni and others accused of manslaughter and cover ups.
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Half Million London Factory Workers Join Major Strike
About 500000 workers in the London area joined a strike allied to a broader stoppage involving 1 million workers in 10 British centers. Unions rejected a 3 percent wage rise, triggering a government inquiry by Labour Minister Ian Macleod. The action aims for a 10 percent raise, with potential 3 million more workers to be called out.
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Reuters
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Ian Macleod
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Cantalinis shake Kimberley as Tigers look ahead for win
The Cantalinis arrive in Kimberley amid a snowbound, liquor-taxed setting while coach Bill Starling misses the trip. Johnny Acitzener hints at new signings as Trail was defeated in the first round. Kimberley fans rally behind the Dynamiters as the visitors struggle to start in 57 minutes of play.
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Alberta extends vehicle licence deadline and royal inquiry planned
Alberta residents may buy new truck and driver licences by April 30 amid a one month extension from the March 31 deadline. The government will appoint a royal commission to probe the Prudential Trust Co. Ltd in the province after a Mineral Owners Protective Association request. In Vancouver a 23 year old man won deportation appeal asserting birth at sea and no citizenship papers. In Edmonton a Aberdeen Angus bull sold for 900 dollars at the spring sale, among 116 head, with total proceeds of 43800 dollars.
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