Bill Seeks Pay For Guinea Pigs In Research
Ohio lawmakers discuss paying convicts up to 125 dollars a year for cancer tests and research services. The measure, introduced by Rep. Margiene Valiquette with four cosponsors, funds would come from research groups. Also on the House calendar are seven other measures and a Senate proposal tightening jail feeding and lodging rules. Senate consideration includes a high-profile emergency clause highway bill and governance debates amid ongoing budget hearings. House Speaker Cloud called former Legislative Service Commission employees to testify about alleged muzzling, with ongoing disputes over an audit of funds connected to the administration booklet.
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World Fair attendance dips on chilly Sunday in New York
Attendance at the World’s Fair Sunday was the lowest of the new season at 93,430 amid afternoon winds and evening rain. Through five days, total visitors reached 679,648, lagging behind 1964’s first four days at 410,500, while the four-day total to Saturday stood at 586,218 as the fair runs to October 17. The report also notes potential rich lead and zinc ore deposits near Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories.
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Great Slave Lake
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Do College Kids Watch TV
AP notes college audiences are often ignored by TV industry but a sample from a women's college shows interest in Peyton Place and Shindig with Beatles and Beach Boys among favorites. The piece mentions Soupy Sales and an NBC Moscow interview with cosmonauts airing May 14 plus Dean Martin Jr. and Desi Arnaz Jr. on Shindig May 12.
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Job Training For Indians To Be Set Up
President Johnson signs a bill to fund the Indian job training program at 15 million dollars annually. Started in 1958, the program has aided over 13,000 people aged 18 to 35 on or near reservations. The government covers up to two years of training plus transport, supplies, subsistence, medical care, counseling, and job placement help.
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TV Tonight Highlights and Guest Cast Lineups
TV TONIGHT features The Man from UNCLE on channels 5 and 22 with Thrush plots aimed at three African dignitaries. Jack Benny and Bob Hope guest on Lucy Show with Benny playing Harry Tuttle. Phyllis Diller guests on the Andy Williams show with Al Hirt. Howard DaSilva appears on Ben Casey as a con man looting a hospital. Eric Sevareid narrates a CBS News documentary marking VE Day’s 20th anniversary and its legacy.
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al Hirt
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Ben Casey
Eric Sevareid
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Crossword Clue List From The Daily Puzzle
A dense list of crossword clues and partial entries from a 1965 King Features syndicated puzzle includes vertical and across hints such as electrified particles song for two and satellite of earth with scattered numbers and stray fragments.
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York report states a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H suppository or ointment can shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itching and pain without surgery. Case results described as thorough with patients saying piles have ceased to be a problem.
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