Good Words On Students
United Press International reports on youth efforts across the United States. Texas at Arlington graduate Jack Rowe, who uses an iron lung, maintains straight A’s while pursuing his degree. Matthew Brown 11 starts a cleanup campaign in Beckley. Boston youths clean downtown and install traffic signs. San Francisco Scouts plant 1000 trees at McLaren Park.
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United Press International
Jack Rowe
Dontors
University of Texas At Arlington
Beckley
W.va
Matthew Brown
Matthew
John McCullogh
Idea
San Francisco
San Francisco Examiner
McLaren Park
Joseph Alioto
Troops Find Four Base Camps in Cambodia
U.S. and South Vietnamese forces uncover four base camps used by COSVN in Cambodia near the Fishhook area 70 miles north of Saigon. About 1,000 enemy guards fled. commanders may have moved headquarters inside Cambodia out of reach of U.S. troops. Casualties, withdrawals, and ongoing shelling in Prey Veng and elsewhere are reported with missing aircrew and continuing operations.
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UPC
Cambodia
Nixon
High Command
Fishhook
COSVN
U.S
Prey Veng
Phnom Penh
Indochina
Cancer Virus May Cause Sarcoma, NIH Doctor Says
Dr Donald L Morton head of the Tumor Immunology Section at Bethesda reports at the 10th International Cancer Congress that evidence points to a virus in blood from sarcoma patients. He calls the finding strongly circumstantial and notes proof awaits larger virus amounts to show consistent cancerous cell production. Researchers at Congress hail immune defense stimulation as a future battleground.
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UPI
National Institute of Health
Donald L. Morton
Federal Cancer Research Center
Bethesda
International Cancer Congress
Morton
Nixon tells top leaders economy and war steady progress
President Nixon privately reported progress on the economy and the Cambodian War to 42 business and financial leaders. He pledged to maintain current policies as markets staged a large one day gain amid inflation fears and Indochina concerns.
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Daily Bee
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Firm
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UPI
U.S
Indochina
White House
4000 WSU Students Ponder Race Issues at Bohler Gym
About 4,000 Washington State University students gathered at Bohler Gymnasium to vote on methods to pressure the administration to end institutional racism. The meeting followed demands by a coalition called Third World Power, which the president partially rejected. The group planned marches and supported a Chicano studies proposal while strikers debated sit-ins and a possible campus blockade.
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Rullman
Wash
Washington State University
Bohler Gymnasium
WSU
Glenn Terrell
Terrell
Terrell Wednesday
Pullman
Dionne Quints Celebrate 36th Birthday Quietly at Home
The three surviving Dionne sisters Cecile Yvonne and Annette observed their 36th birthday in Montreal planning a quiet day together after Marie died last February 27 from a cerebral hemorrhage. Emilie earlier died in 1954 during an epileptic seizure.
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Yvonne
Annette
Marie
Cecile Langlois
Emilie
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