Glue In Tissues May Replace Sewing In Surgeries
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant notes glue glues cut tissues faster and stronger, holding for weeks and aiding repair of small arteries and fragile eye tissues. Dr. Brinkhaus study tracks 242 patients with bleeding disorders, including hemophilia and platelet disorders, and discusses treatments, transfusions, and risks of bovine products. A 25 cent booklet on aging from minor strokes by Dr. Alvarez is offered by mail.
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University of North Carolina
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Iowa
American Teams Start For Peak Of Mt Everest
Two American mountain climbing teams began their ascent toward Mt Everest from the south and west sides in a bid to reach the world’s highest peak. Nepal observers reported the teams moved under clear skies as they embarked on the expedition.
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Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
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Byrd undecided on debt ceiling stance amid Kennedy proposal
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia said he has not decided his position on President Kennedy’s plan to raise the national debt limit to 309 billion dollars. As Finance Committee chair and economy advocate, Byrd voiced doubt about another debt-limit increase but awaits Treasury Secretary Dillon’s testimony before deciding. The House had approved raising the limit to 309 billion during July and August.
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D-Va
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Byrd
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Finance Committee
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Dillon
House
May 31 Auto Sticker Deadline in Arizona
In Arizona about 200000 vehicles must pass inspection and receive tags by midnight May 31. H T Timmermans says those lacking stickers face misdemeanor charges with fines up to 300 dollars and jail up to six months.
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Utah
Prom Bumped By Presidential Fundraiser in Beverly Hills
In Burbank California the Kennedy fundraiser slated for June 7 at the Beverly Hilton displaced the John Burroughs High School graduation prom for 600 students. Principal Vernon H. Weybright said the room change was hotel initiated after a year of planning. Students and leaders expressed mixed feelings but emphasized respect for the president.
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Beverly Hilton Hotel
Vernon H. Weybright
John Burroughs Senior High School
Reds Refuse Details On Yank Pilots
At Panmunjom North Korea refused to release or confirm the status of two U S helicopter pilots. Capt Ren Stutts 32 of Florence Alabama and Capt Charleton Voltz 26 of Frankfort Michigan were on a UN boundary spotting mission when they strayed into North Korea. General Cloud said the flight was unintentional and regretted while North Korea called it an aggressive act.
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UPI
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Florence
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Frankfort
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United Nations Command
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Stutts
Voltz
UNC
Railroad Wins Right To Tear Up Its Track
A federal court panel upheld Southern Pacific Railroad's right to abandon and tear up its line between Douglas and Anapra New Mexico. The judges found sufficient evidence supporting the Interstate Commerce Commission's 1961 decision to substitute service via Lordsburg New Mexico between Tucson and El Paso Texas. Cochise County residents and groups had protested the abandonment.
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UPI
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Anapra
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el Paso
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Stanley Barnes
James A. Walsh
Arthur Davis
Cochise County
Record of births at Tempe area May 19
Good Samaritan Mr and Mrs David Beitman welcome a boy at 5201 N 69th Pl born May 19. Mr and Mrs Roland Miguel of Rt 1 Box 941 report a girl born May 19. Tempe Community announces George Jauregul at 1520 E Plaza with a boy born May 19.
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Roland Miguel
Tempe Community
George Jauregul
E. Plaza
No New Wheat Plan In Sight
President Kennedy accepts growers rejection of the strict wheat control program and signals no new legislation. Agriculture Secretary Freeman declares he has no intention of asking Congress for new wheat legislation.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Wheat farmers vote against Kennedy plan. price supports cut
The referendum trounced Kennedy's 1964 wheat program with 597,776 votes against and 547,151 for, forcing a price drop from 2 to 1.25 dollars per bushel and restricting supports to compliant growers. White House officials signaled no new legislation, while critics warned of chaotic markets without quotas.
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Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Agriculture Department
White House
Pierre Salinger
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