Leukemia Fight Aided by Victims
Government scientist Dr. C Gordon Zubrod reports at the 70th annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons that blood from chronic granulocytic leukemia patients is used to combat infection in acute leukemia. He notes new techniques aim to prolong life and chemicals slow the leukemic process while research seeks better drugs. The article explains leukemia types and how chronic cases provide needed granulocytes for treatment.
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C. Gordon Zubrod
National Cancer Institute
Association of Military Surgeons
Homemakers State Line Club Hosts Art Lesson and Card Party
State Line Homemakers met at Mrs. Harold Tr umpys home with co host Mrs. Alvin Bidlingmaier for an art appreciation lesson. Mrs. Marvin Bidlingmaier and Mrs. A Paul led a Floor Care lesson after a snapshot roll call. The Christmas committee includes Mrs. Arthur Hanson Rowland Lawyer and John Schlappi. Mrs. Bidlingmaier will host the December 2 meeting with husbands as guests for a 500 card party.
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Harold Trumpy
State Line Homemakers
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Marvin Bidlingmaier
A. Paul
Mmes
Arthur Hanson
Rowland Lawyer
John Schlappi
Helland Couple Back From Visit in Japan
Mr. and Mrs. L L Helland return from an extended visit in Japan with son Bruce and family in Nagano City. Bruce Helland and daughter Brenda Kay have served three years in the mission field with two years remaining on their five year tour. They left September 7 by jet via Anchorage from O'Hara Field.
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Bruce
Nagano City
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Bruce Helland
Brenda Kay
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Hellands
Anchorage
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Senior Citizen Busy With Philosophy Study
GRAND RAPIDS Mich Adrian C Kett 86 a Calvon College student studies philosophy in his room at a senior citizens home He is widowed and a former college employee and attends class Regular routine for an elderly student in a retirement setting.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Adrian C. Kett
Calvin College
Kett
Wisconsin Water Trails booklet reissued by conservation group
Madison Special The revised Wisconsin Water Trails booklet listing 48 trips on 36 rivers and lakes is back in print after being out of print. It covers major rivers like the Flambeau Brule Peshtigo Namekagon and smaller streams Yellow Clam Bear Totogat ic and lake chains Manitowish Eagle Three Lakes and Waupaca. Copies are free from the Wisconsin Conservation Department with additional copies 25 cents each three times a week.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Brule
Manitowish
Eagle - Three Lakes
Waupaca
Wisconsin Cancer Mortality Estimated at 157 Per 100 000
The State Board of Health reports cancer caused about 157 deaths per 100 000 people in 1957 1961, making cancer Wisconsin’s second leading killer after heart disease. Areas with more older residents showed higher death rates per the booklet urging early detection and use of screening facilities.
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Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Someth
Calumet County Tops Low Cancer Mortality in Five-Year Span
A booklet ranks Calumet County as having the lowest cancer mortality rate during the five-year period, noting its superior health outcomes compared with other counties. The report highlights preventive care and early detection efforts contributing to the achievement.
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Calumet County
Katie Dartnell-Smith Fights Back After Teasing
In Wr ymouth England Katie Dartnell Smith, 13, tired of a boy taunting her for an artificial leg. She stripped off the limb and struck him on the head with it, saying she is not helpless after losing her right leg at age three.
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Wrymouth
England
Katie Dartnell-Smith
Katie
Atomic Project In JFKs Hands
Washington reports the White House is considering a $150 million proton accelerator near the University of Wisconsin Madison. Rep. Melvin Laird says Jerome Wiesner promised sympathetic review and seeks funding for the 1964 fiscal year. The proposal comes from MURA with Midwest universities backing the project.
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Poinl
University of Wisconsin At
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White House
Melvin Laird
Jerome B. Wiesner
Kennedy
Laird
Midwestern Universities Research Association
MURA
Big Ten
Midwest
Iesner Saig
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