The Doctor Now Questions Radical Cancer Surgery
An essay discusses Dr George Crile Jr of the Cleveland Clinic advocating simple mastectomy for stage 1 breast cancer. He notes lower recurrence after simple removal than after radical surgery and argues against routine purging and ritual medical practices. The author supports medical thinking over tradition.
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Naco mayor attacks Ft Huachuca general over alleged smear
In a letter to U.S. officials Bracamontes accuses Maj Gen Benjamin Pochula of a defaming campaign against Naco. He cites venereal disease claims at the fort and criticizes Sulger Cab Co for transporting soldiers to Naco for immoral activities while suggesting Sierra Vista taverns as the real source of issues.
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Lawful conduct urged at LDS conference by Brown
President Hugh B. Brown urged Americans to honor the law and civil leaders urging lawful means to secure rights. He warned that lawless demonstrations reflect anarchy and harm social order. David O. McKay praised the conference, saying the spirit of the church remains strong despite aging.
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Governor Goddard to discuss $100 million bond program
Gov. Sam Goddard will discuss the state's proposed capital improvements bond program at a Paradise Valley Chamber of Commerce meeting. The talk is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Greenway Elementary School gym. Chamber leaders will introduce and preside. audience questions will follow.
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Johnson opens doors to Cuban exiles at Statue of Liberty
President Johnson announced steps to admit Cubans released by Fidel Castro, as part of a broad immigration shift. He urged use of the Red Cross for refugee handling, requested $12.6 million in supplemental funds, and directed federal agencies to process arrivals through Miami with onward travel nationwide.
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Castro announces Ernesto Guevara leaves Cuba for other lands
Fidel Castro said Ernesto Guevara quit the Cuban Communist Party and citizenship and left Cuba with wife and children to fight imperialism elsewhere. The Argentine physician and industry minister did not reveal his destination or timing.
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Governor's inspection panel asked for progress report
Phoenix UPI Gov. Sam Goddard formed a committee last spring to study a possible new state motor vehicle inspection program and asked for a report by last Thursday. No report has reached the governor's office.
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Stock Market Totals for Today on Dow Jones Averages
The report shows total shares traded at 3,850,000 with Dow Jones stock averages as of 2 p.m. edt. No further figures or company names listed in the fragment.
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Reds open attack in central highlands near Saigon
Communist guerrillas launched a mortar and small arms assault on a force of about 1,000 Vietnamese troops in the central highlands 300 miles northeast of Saigon. Government losses were reported heavy as fighting continued with another battle in the Mekong Delta involving 500 Viet Cong forces. An attempted VC bombing near Tan Son Nhut Airport failed, and an American pilot was killed when an Skyraider crashed near the war zone.
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