Decade Against Disease Initiated by Agnew Address
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged a Decade Against Disease at the 10th International Cancer Congress in Houston, calling for global cooperation to make life and health a birthright for all children. Antiwar demonstrators briefly disrupted the address, then left without arrests as security remained others outside.
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Spiro
Agnew
International Cancer Congress
Sam Houston Coliseum
Cancer Death Rate Sliced By Screening
A New York Health Insurance Plan study of 62 000 women aged 40 to 64 shows that a combined screening program using clinical breast exams and mamography reduced deaths from breast cancer. Among those offered screening 52 deaths occurred versus 0? among nonparticipants. 127 cancers were detected and 70 percent were localized at detection.
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Sam Shapiro
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Philip Strax
Plane crash victim found 20 miles from wreckage near El Centro
Sam Spry a 19 year old Mesa College student rented a plane May 13 and flew solo into the California desert. He was found dead Sunday about 20 miles from the downed aircraft after radioing a 20 minute delay and then slipping off course in heavy fog near El Centro 100 miles from San Diego.
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Man Stranded Plane Crash Victim Walks Toward Coast
In Baja California a single engine plane ran out of fuel two miles from the coast. The pilot Spry left a note and searchers found his body on a plateau twenty miles from the plane. Authorities estimate he died two or three days earlier after walking toward the coast and inland across San Carlos Mesa.
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San Carlos Mesa
Arnold Senterfitt
Charles Ray Reynolds
Pershing Ave
Middletown Hospital
Punta San Carlos
Lindsay Calls For Early Wage Price Controls
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay urged immediate wage and price controls for six months to curb inflation. He backed banker Robert V. Roosa and economist John Kenneth Galbraith on a temporary policy, criticizing the inflation impact on New York City. The Nixon administration opposes any incomes policy.
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Meet the Press
Galbraith
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Economist
the Times
Printers Union Moves To Match Times Agreement
The Printers Union plans intensive bargaining with the Daily News to mirror a Times deal offering a 41.69 wage rise over three years. Times workers staged 19 hour on the job meetings, delaying type setting and prompting Sulzberger to threaten a shutdown.
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Times
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Theodore W. Kheel
Nixon Says He Seeks Advice More Than Others
presidential aide H R Haldeman defended Nixon after criticism over Cambodia actions He argued Nixon solicits counsel more than any recent president and blamed liberal media for claims of isolation He voiced the denial at UCLA during an Alumnus of the Year ceremony.
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University of California At Los Angeles
Nixon to Name Panel to Study KSU Deaths
President Nixon plans to appoint a high level commission to probe the Kent State killings and related campus violence while a federal grand jury investigates the four student deaths. White House aides caution conclusions will come from the panel.
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Chicago Water Works Delivers 24 Billion Gallons Daily
Chicago reports supplying more than 24 billion gallons of water each day to meet the needs of a rapidly expanding urban population.
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