Four cancer transplant patients die in osseous sarcoma cases
Larry Rink, 22, of Centreville Michigan, prepares for a second cancer transplant at Roswell Park Memorial Institute. He and his wife expect a baby in September after joining a three‑way tissue and blood exchange aimed at building cancer immunity. Rink’s April partners Thomas Welker, Robert Allen, and Harry Griffith died, with Welker’s death on May 19 and Allen on May 8.
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Rink
Centreville, Mich
Jean
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Roswell Park
Granger Ind
South Bend
Thomas E. Welker
Conrad, Mont
Welker
Robert F. Allen
Tucson
Ariz
Allen
Harry T. Griffith
Flourtown
OGO Satellite Launch Scheduled For Today
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP OGO the Orbiting Geophysical Observatory is slated for launch at 10 48 p m aboard an Atlas Agena booster. The 54 foot long 20 foot wingspan satellite weighs 1135 pounds and carries 21 instruments to study solar wind radiation belts magnetic disturbances and atmospheric density. It aims for an orbit from 170 to 76000 miles and will relay data to help solve space communications problems during solar storms.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
OGO
Earth
Gas Siphoned For Safety In Maryland
Maryland plans to siphon gasoline from some state employees cars parked at the Baltimore office building to prevent overflow and fire risk in heat. Supervisor Lewis E Harden notes removal of about a gallon per car depending on vehicle make.
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Baltimore, Md
Maryland
Lewis E. Harden
State Office
Baltimore
Harden
New Surveyor Photos Show Range Of Hills
Pasadena Calif AP The Surveyor spacecraft has captured 651 new lunar surface photos including images of distant hills now visible in detail with a long range lens Sirius the brightest star is used to fix Surveyors position at Jet Propulsion Laboratory Scientists monitor Surveyors reaction to the sun heat while the lunar noon raises surface temperatures to about 260 degrees Fahrenheit the camera will be shut off during peak heat to prevent damage and will resume after noon with operations ending when the lunar night temperature drops to 260 degrees below zero
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Surveyor
Sirius
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Rights Battles Must Be Won In The Quiet
U S education commissioner Harold Howe II told about 300 women graduates at Vassar College that future civil rights battles must be won in quiet communities and pleasant neighborhoods. He said genuine equality will not be achieved until racial justice is accepted by both polite and violent people.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Harold Howe II
U.S
United States
Scouters Hike Mas sacre Trail in Kentucky
Six members of Boy Scout Troop 13 joined 1 038 scouters in a 12 mile Mas sacre Trail hike through eastern Jefferson County Kentucky. The route memorializes over 100 pioneers killed in Indian attacks. Participants included Gary Hudler Steve Johnson George Colvin Frank Wright Steve King Dan King and assistant scoutmaster J A Johnson. Troop 13 is sponsored by Diamond National and led by Scoutmaster Jimm Fay assisted by Johnson.
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Boy Scout
Troop 13
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Gary Hudler
Steve Johnson
George Colvin
Frank Wright
Steve
Dan King
J. A. Johnson
Diamond National
Jimm Fay
Johnson
Mrs Kennedy in Hawaii for month long vacation
Mrs John F Kennedy and family arrived in Honolulu for a month long Hawaii vacation. Crowds estimated by police at over 5000 greeted them at the airport as leis were presented including one from Brig Gen Francis Boyles. Senator Daniel K Inouye also welcomed the party. Young John Kennedy drew attention with a playful encounter with a young hula dancer.
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Honolulu
John F. Kennedy
Waikiki
Hawaii
Ohio Migrant Labor Force Seen Plentiful This Year
Ohio expects migrant labor to be plentiful with as many as 20 000 workers possible to help harvest crops. Officials say production increases and continued demand could raise totals beyond last year’s 14 000 to 18 000. A plan to recruit workers from Selma may be approved, affecting counts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James Byrne
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Byrne
Selma
Ala
U S Girls Not For Draft Says Hershey
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey head of the Selective Service System says a universal military training plan would not draft women. He notes the draft system’s fairness is little understood and officials just enforce defense standards.
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Philadelphia
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
Secretary of Defense
Cattle Egret Follows Herd in South Central Fields
A cattle egret trails large ruminants in the south central United States feeding on insects stirred up by the animals. The bird moves closely with the herd as it forages along the ground.
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U. S
Two Tornadoes Hit Enid Oklahoma Injuring Three
Two tornadoes struck Enid Oklahoma injuring only three residents while damaging about 500 homes. Police Chief Dale Moxley said the area stretched six blocks wide and thirty to forty blocks long and that warnings saved lives as residents took shelter. About 100 people were relocated overnight and more than a dozen homes were demolished.
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Enid
Okla
Sky Sunday
Dale Moxley
Moxley
Purge Power Struggle Among Mao's Heirs in Red China
Tokyo reporters describe a brewing struggle among Liu Shao-chi and Chou En-lai, with Peng Chen ousted as mayor and Lin Piao named as a potential challenger. Teng Hsiao-ping and Lo Jui-ching are also linked to shifting loyalties amid a purge of dissident intellectuals and officials.
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Tokyo
Pekings
Liu
China
Thase
Peng
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Peng Chen
Liu Shao-chi
Chou En-lai
Chou
Sue
Communist Party
Mao
Lo Jui-ching
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Mainichi
Ten
Lin Piao
Contraception Report Moves Slowly To Pope
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI presses his birth control commission for word on any changes to the Catholic stance. The commission said it reached an advanced stage but warned against expectations of a quick report. A review panel of 14 prelates will study specialists’ work before presenting recommendations to the Pope.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Birth Control Commission
Sharon Steel elects George W. Robinson executive vice president
Sharon Steel Corp. named George W. Robinson of Youngstown Ohio as executive vice president. He has been with the firm since 1956 starting as assistant treasurer and is currently administrative vice president.
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Sharon, Pa
Sharon Steel Corp
George W. Robinson
Youngstown
Ohio
China and United States clash over nuclear pact proposal
Senate armament subcommittee chair Albert Gore of Tennessee says Washington rejected a Pekingn proposal for a no first use nuclear pact. Gore argues China would seek security for its manpower while U S forces in Vietnam rise, calling the path toward war imminent as North Vietnamese troops bolster antiaircraft positions.
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Smyrna, Tenn
United States
Peking
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
China
U. S
Asia
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
Center For Study of Democratic Institutions
Oklahoma tornadoes strike North Enid area with damage
A tornado tore through North Enid damaging farms and the Union Equity Cooperative Exchange maintenance building. Six freight cars were toppled and many house trailers wrecked while large trees fell. KCRC engineer Bob Gouldin described debris, including a garage door, as the funnel moved east. About a dozen other funnels reported across northern and central Oklahoma.
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Union Equity Cooperative Exchange
Bob Gouldin
KCRC
North Enid
Oklahoma
Hiker Honored on 95th Birthday at Bear Mountain
Joseph Bartha, 95, honored atop Bear Mountain for his long hiking career. Family of 12, including children and grandchildren, attended a ceremony unveiling a bronze plaque. Born in Vienna, he moved to New York in 1914 and worked as a headwaiter before retiring 15 years ago. He has hiked Bear Mountain trails for 52 years and plans to keep climbing as long as his knees cooperate.
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Bear Mountain
N.Y
Joseph Bartha
Bartha
Vienna
Austria
New York
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Sharon Steel
John Howard
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