Former Austrian Archduke Receives Regular Passport
Otto von Habsburg, former pretender to the Austrian throne, was issued a regular Austrian passport today enabling him to return to Austria for the first time since 1919. He plans no immediate return and will keep Poecking as residence. The passport was issued in Bavaria after Chancellor Klaus's conservative government decided to settle the Habsburg case.
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Ludwig Draxler
Poecking
Bavaria
Ministry of Interior
Josef Klaus
Socialist Party
All Poskyar
Oslo
Austria
Karl I
Karl
Maguire
Cito von Habsburg
Sleep Therapy Tried on Sneezing Girl in Miami
Doctors in Miami planned to put June Clark to sleep to reset her sneezing reflexes. The case centers on a central nervous system theory as June enters her 22nd week of sneezing since January. She had visited Arizona and Jackson Memorial Hospital, where sneezes ranged from every 5 to 12 seconds to about every 9 to 12 minutes before the plan.
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June Clark
Sime
Arizona
Jackson Memorial ‘Hospital
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Assembly Adopts 3 Optional Tests for Drunk Driving
In Sacramento the Assembly passed an ethics measure deadlocked over a drunk driving bill. The plan would require suspected drunken drivers to take blood breath or urine tests or risk a six month license suspension. Opponents argued against constitutional rights while supporters cited California highway injuries.
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Brown
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Primar
Tong
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Senate
Pearce Young
D-Napa
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Randolph Collier
Leroy F. Greene
California
Transit officials scramble to fix time clause delay
Sacramento officials scramble after a time clause in transit planning legislation delays the tax to fund regional plans. Gov Brown and lawmakers hailed the May 18 bill lifting ground rules, but the 7 month delay requires DMV notice before a $1 per vehicle tax in Los Angeles County.
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Calltomix Rapid
Edmund G. Brown
California
Los Angeles
State” Department of Motor Vehicles
Los Angeles County
Tom C
Ane Anet Ee
Joseph
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Long Beach Tidelands
Robert Stevens
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Oxygen Radiation Aids Cancer Cases
California radiologist Dr Henry I E Jaffe reports exceptionally good results treating prostate cancer with cobalt radiation in pressurized oxygen chambers. He cites promising outcomes for inoperable lung cancer and other cancers, noting patients alive and back at work two years post treatment at Cedars Sinai and USC.
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Chicagola
California
Henry
Jaffe
Cedars- Sinai Medical Center
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Los Angeles
Promising Radiotherapy Advance Highlighted at Convention
At the American Urological Association meeting Sacramento officials described a radiation approach as highly experimental yet among the most promising. The method targets cancer cells by exploiting tumor blood supply and oxygen-rich environments to sensitize tumors while sparing normal tissue.
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American Urological ‘Association
New York Subway Fare Set to Rise to 20 Cents
New Yorkers may pay 20 cents for bus and subway rides by July 1 as Transit Authority Chair Joseph E. O Grady notes a likely 5 cent increase from 15 to 20 cents. The extra nickel is hoped to sustain the higher fare through the year.
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New York
Transit Authority
Joseph E. O'Grady
O'Grady
Trevente
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