OSU alarmed as cancer studies may be dropped
Ohio State University pathologist Dr. Robert Griesemer warns federal cutbacks in HEW funding may end advanced cancer research training next year. He says nationwide funding reductions could cause a long term shortage of researchers, with the postwar baby boom worsening graduate admissions limits.
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Department of Veterinary Pathology
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Tydings Opposes Haynsworth for Supreme Court Seat
Sen. Joseph D. Tydings says he will oppose Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. for the Supreme Court. He cites ethical concerns and a shadow over the court, while noting he supports Nixon’s nomination in general but cannot back Haynsworth.
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
South Vietnam Bans Film Here To Eternity
Saigon reports the South Vietnamese government has banned the movie From Here to Eternity for security reasons. The ban, not explained, comes despite the film's long showing history in Vietnam. A spokesman also hinted at a ban on the novel by James Jones.
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U.S
Hawaii
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Queen Elizabeth II may receive royal raise amid finances strained
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told Parliament a royal committee will study increasing the monarch's pay as Prince Philip's US TV remarks spark debate. The queen's annual government grant and inflation allowances face shortfalls, with critics arguing against higher funds while inflation and costs rise.
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Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
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Britain
Germany Tops Plastics Output Per Capita in 1960s Rise
Germany leads in per capita plastics consumption imports and exports and ranks third in production after the United States and Japan. Annual German plastic output now exceeds 3 million tons and is expected to grow about 11 percent yearly through the 1970s.
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BOM
Germany
United States
Japan
Citrus Growers Lead Florida’s Orchard Output
Lake Wales report notes Florida produces about two thirds of U S citrus and a third of worldwide production. The piece highlights Florida’s dominance in citrus farming and its impact on the national and global markets.
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