California singer tops in Soviet return to opera career
A California soprano, educated at Oberlin and trained in New York, debuted Desdemona at Spoleto and Boston Symphony, praised by Tass for strong soprano range. She plans to sing with Boston again and pursue opera, favoring Latin and Russian composers. A pianist and violin competition results noted alongside cycling participation data.
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New York
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Dogs smoke put to death in study on lung disease
A study led by Dr Oscar Auerbach of the Veterans Administration Hospital East Orange New Jersey and E Cuyler Hammond of the American Cancer Society mimicked human smoking in ten beagles. Over days and weeks the dogs showed initial smoking behavior followed by illness and death with lung changes resembling human smokers. Non smoking dogs showed no such changes.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
East Orange
N.J
E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
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Trammond
Pista Lawrence Garfinkle
David Khan
East Orlange Veterans Administration
Polish Catholics clash with police in Warsaw protests
Demonstrations mark millennium celebrations as hundreds surge toward Cardinal Wyszynski’s palace in Warsaw. Police clash with Catholics, dozens arrested, umbrellas used as shields, and riot gear deployed near party headquarters amid ongoing street protests.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
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Gestapo
Mississippi
Obituary of Young Reporter Posthumously Continues Series
INDIANAPOLIS Ind AP The obituary of a promising young reporter appeared with his leading story on the front page of the Indianapolis Star. Stephen A. Haynes, 26, who spent two weeks posing as a derelict for skid row stories, was killed in a traffic accident early Saturday while returning from a bachelor party. His series The Other World will continue posthumously.
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Ind
Indianapolis Star
Stephen A. Haynes
Dodd details on German trip and Klein inquiry
Senator Dodd testified about meetings with O’Hare and Adenauer regarding a German firm Klein. He described accusations of document theft by staff and a 1964 trip where Fulbright’s remarks on old myths were discussed. Dodd said Klein had not been charged and the committee was probing foreign agents.
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Klein
J. W. Fulbright
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Fulbright
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
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Vestal Center School District Named NEA Pacemaker
The Vestal Center School district near Binghamton will receive a citation Thursday as the state’s 1966 pacemaker in educational improvement. The award, sponsored by the National Education Association and Farade, honors a program to help children adapt to school changes and aid in self development.
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Fla
Vestal Center
Hinghamton
National Education Association
Farade
Binghamton GI Dies in Combat in Vietnam
William P. Steier of Binghamton died of wounds after his helicopter was shot down in South Vietnam. The 24 year old crew chief with the Air Cavalry Division was reported missing, later confirmed dead. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Steier learned of his death Sunday night. Federal funds totaling over 92 thousand dollars plus 460 thousand dollars in wildlife grants were announced.
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Steler
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