Politics as usual as Congress prepares for convention week
Editorial notes Congress will quit end of month to gear for the Democratic National Convention leaving bills on revenue sharing and a national health plan in limbo. It highlights presidential primary focus on McGovern with New York tomorrow and previews state conventions from Indiana to Washington.
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Ted Kennedy
Abe Ribicoff
U.S. Senate
Barry Goldwater
Barry
ADA
Brooklyn Tech High School
Los Angeles
Kathleen
Henry Wallace
Biocontrols Promise Beetle and Pest Management
The Bulletin notes early success of Bacillus papillae against Japanese beetles and BT for gypsy moths, with BT also eyed for forest defoliation. It cites Vedalia lady beetles, praying mantis egg cases, and green lacewing as commercial biological controls, with prices and usage in California citrus and other crops.
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Leukem therapy at St Jude shows progress in ALL treatment
For ten years physicians at St Jude Children's Research Hospital Memphis Tennessee have used an aggressive regimen blending central nervous system irradiation with chemotherapy to treat childhood acute lymphocytic leukemia ALL. They believe they are winning their battle as shown by ongoing trials and growing optimism despite past setbacks.
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St Jude researchers claim apparent cure for childhood leukemia
St Jude's medical director Dr Donald P Pinkel says evidence suggests all patients can be cured in pediatric leukemia, with the hospital treating about 180 new leukemia cases yearly. He credits collaborative work between chemotherapists and clinicians, following earlier breakthroughs by Holland and Freireich.
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MWN
Medical World News
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James F. Holland
Emil J. Freireich
Pinkel
St. Jude Medical
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Editor defends use of photo values after mine disaster
The News editor recalls a reader request for lighter images and explains the balance between portraying tragedy and avoiding sensationalism. He notes two recent New Castle killings were photographed with restraint, while colleagues sought more brutal shots, underscoring editorial choices on news photography.
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McGovern Seen As Democratic Goldwater Mimic Second Line
Analysis argues McGovern resembles Goldwater in campaign energy and factional backing while noting key differences in stance and pragmatism. It warns Nixon strategists may exploit the Goldwater comparison, and predicts reactions from McGovern’s supporters when exposed as political.
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Frederick Dutton
Patrick Cadell
McGovern
California
The Irony of a Conservative Friend’s Fascist Dream
An archconservative friend at lunch envisions a crime free, orderly society with strict media control and strong defense, but the essay argues that such virtues require a totalitarian regime. It contrasts democracy and socialism, warns both systems have flaws, and labels the illusion a fascist short and ugly theory.
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Community bazaar grateful thanks from SCCM and WESAC
The West Side Community Action Center and SCCM thank volunteers and contributors for the annual bazaar. President Anna Ellis and board chairman Horace Bradley express appreciation to all who donated materials and hours. Executive director Rev Gordon D. Marks and Bazaar Chairman Morris B. Mitchell also acknowledge support.
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Is There a Time to Hate This Question Explores It
A concise meditation questions whether hate can ever be justified or justified under certain moral tests. The editor weighs emotion against ethics, considering history, harm, and the possibility of restraint or transformation in conflict.
McGovern Appeal Grabs Radcliffe Student Resource
On the Al Kathleen Kennedy, Robert Kennedy’s eldest daughter, a Radcliffe junior has neglected studies to aid Senator George McGovern’s presidential bid. She cites McGovern’s capacity to change and listen, while she dislikes Richard Nixon, whose TV lies she mockingly condemns. The McGovern team thus put her in a leverage role, a likely organizational misstep.
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Robert
Radcliffe College
George McGovern
McGovern
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Senator McGovern
al Lawenstein
Henry Wallace
Kathleen Kennedy confronts McGovern stance at Brooklyn Tech
Kathleen Kennedy speaks at Brooklyn Tech with chaperone Al Lowenstein present. The discussion covers McGovern's tax plan for cities, past associations, and whether McGovern was ever a Communist. Lowenstein defends McGovern while press quotes Buckley and highlights a tense student audience and chaotic reaction.
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Lowenstein
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al Lowenstein
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