Queen Elizabeth on U S trip ends in Seattle visit
In Seattle the 56 year old monarch wrapped up a rain drenched 10 day U S tour with a seven minute address at the University of Washington. She spoke on international cooperation to meet technology driven human problems and the evolving world economy. The queen and Prince Philip then sailed toward Canada aboard the royal yacht Britannia. In Seattle she attended a convocation, met officials, visited Children’s Orthopedic Hospital, toured the 1962 World’s Fair site, and rode a monorail before greeting 4 000 at the Seattle Center. She accepted gifts including pink rhododendrons for her grandson. Meanwhile in Illinois, Tennessee Williams' brother Dakin Williams announced plans to contest the writer’s will, seeking more than \$25 000, arguing his role in aiding Williams. The bulk of the estate reportedly goes to the Institute of Arts and Letters for Indigent Writers in New York.
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Walton dies at Ischia aged 80 royalty composer famed
ROME prominent British composer Sir William Walton died today at his Ischia home. He was 80. His widow Lady Susana Walton relayed the news to friends in London. Walton, in poor health since last year, blended lyricism with modern rhythm across orchestral works, opera, ballet and film scores including coronation marches for George VI and Elizabeth II. He also wrote notable concertos and symphonies and collaborated with stars like Hindemith Heifetz and Piatigorsky. The couple settled in Ischia after marrying in 1948.
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Harvard study uses toenails to probe cancer link
Harvard researchers collect one million toenail clippings from 100000 nurses in a nine year study to test whether the trace element selenium in diets affects cancer risk. Early results show regional differences, with higher selenium in nails from South Dakota than New Zealand.
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