Fight Against Cancer Doctors Gave Godfrey Verdict
Doctor Arthur Godfrey recounts his lung cancer surgery and recovery in a three part series. He urges yearly checkups, warns against fake remedies, and notes the cancer cures and treatments that extend life. He cites statistics on cured patients and highlights leukemia research and vaccine hopes.
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Arthur Godfrey
American Cancer Society
Godfrey
Hawaii
Waikiki
Cancer scare and survival recounted by television host
The narrator recalls misdiagnoses in Hawaii and with X rays, then reveals a left lung cancer operation two years prior. He notes the five year mark as the standard for being considered cured, thanks doctors, science, and morale from family, friends, and public letters that arrived after his operation became front page news.
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Godfrey
United States
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Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Bankruptcy records in U S District Court Cincinnati list Harmon Collins of Hamilton with 1466 debt and 50 assets. Richard Cline of Hamilton with 3004 debt and no assets. Barbara Clime of Hamilton with 3004 debt and 66 assets. John P Hurd of Hamilton with 2858 debt and 336 assets. Walter J Sehackler of Harveysburg with 5172 debt and 2175 assets.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Harmon Collins
John St
Hamilton
Richard Cline
N. Front St
Carpenter
Barbara Clime
Reservoir St
John P. Hurd
Parkamo Ave
Walter J. Sehackler
Main Street
Harveysburg
Pickpocket Prosperity Is Scorned
Arthur H. Motley U S Chamber of Commerce president told over 250 Los Angeles business leaders that Kennedy’s aid plan is an expensive discriminatory subsidy promoting stagnation. He warned the approach would encourage federal bureaucracy and erode freedoms while doing little for long term growth.
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Los Angeles
Presii Kennedy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Arthur H. Motley
Uncle Sam
Motley
Bowling Green students take gripes to Ohio legislature
A group of Bowling Green State University students, including an expelled member Susan Ericksen of Dayton, met Ohio senators on Monday to air complaints about campus rules. They criticized limits on kissing, holding hands, drinking and assembly, and cited newspaper censorship and class cutting penalties. University president Ralph W. McDonald urged students and parents to weigh policies, noting about 200 were active in demonstrations while eight were expelled and 30 more face interviews after break.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Susan Ericksen
Dayton
Sens
Lowell Fess
R Greene
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Ericksen
Glen Schmidt
St. Marys
Bowling Green
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
Runoff Likely After Texas Vote
Texas voters head to the polls to choose six leading candidates and four hopefuls for the U S Senate seat vacated by Lyndon B Johnson. Analysts expect a split vote that likely yields a runoff, with about 1.25 million expected to cast ballots in a contest featuring Blakley Tower Maverick and other contenders from conservative to liberal camps.
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Dallas
Tex
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
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