Welcome to Port Angeles Managers and Local Notes
Capt Clallam welcomes Donald D Hermann and M D Parrett to Port Angeles as city and utility district managers. Reader tips include praising Al's Auto Wrecking for a fenced, painted yard. Lions Club notes Safe Boating Week and urges safer season after fatalities. Congratulations to Chuck Church on draft board appointment. Scouts praised for conservation planting. Rayoniar gang promotions noted. Drivers urged to aid visitors for smoother tourism season.
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Donald D. Hermann
M. D. Parrett
Port Angeles
Clallam County
Gil Morrish
Lions Club
Chuck Church
Chuck
Rayoniar
Henry Charnell
Con
Dyar
Trojan horse Atabrine may aid cancer fight
Scientists at the American Medical Association meeting report Atabrine could act as a Trojan Horse to deliver radiation or cancer drugs to lung tumors. Minnesota researchers found Atabrine concentrates in lungs and liver, lighting up tumors for imaging, then fading to leave cancer tissue highlighted for days. They warn early delivery hurdles remain, but the approach may allow targeted cancer treatment with fewer systemic side effects.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press Science
Wester
Atlantic City, NJ
Troy
Alvin Shemesh
Norman
B. Ackerman
University of Minnesota Medical School
American Medical Associate
Minnesota
Ani
Civil rights march on Capitol fuels tense planning
Washington report details police intelligence estimating up to 100000 demonstrators may assemble to press civil rights legislation, prompting concern in Congress about potential violence. Leaders like Martin Luther King Jr warn against filibusters and plan strategy meetings in New York, while officials weigh heightened security and possible military augmentation if no compromise is reached.
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Milton ‘Kelly Washington
Capitol
White House
New York City
Washington Metropolitan
Capitol Hill
Congress
Washington
Capital
Kennedy
Martin Luther King
King
Civil Rights Organization
Pla
Congressional
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Senate
House
New York
Liberals edge in U S Supreme Court says AP
Associated Press reports that during the 1962 63 term the Supreme Court held a liberal majority, with Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black Douglas Brennan and Goldberg aligned for rights against the state. Justices Harlan Stewart and Clark mostly conservative, White is a swing vote. Reapportionment, school prayer, desegregation, and civil liberties cases shaped the term.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Hugo Black
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Arthur Goldberg
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Tom Clark
Byron RB. White
Goldberg
Labor
White
Kennedy
Harlan
South Carolina
Edward Yellin
Congress
Gary
Ind
Clark
Harlan Stewart
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Charles N. Webster Rather Webster George Back
Exfjeration
art _Angeien
Etter and
Sia Manger
Associated
Port Angeles Evening
Port Angeles Evening News
Ty Clallam
Jefferson Counties
EvewMere
U.S.A
Territories
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lincoln
Clallam
Trojan Horse
U.S. Capitol
AP Senate
G. Milton Kelly
Rhi
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Savings and Loan
First
Oak Streets
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