Democratic governor candidates air views at Cornell forum
The Syracuse Herald-Journal reports on a Democratic gubernatorial forum at Cornell University featuring candidates including Roosevelt and Samuels. The event, part of a series ahead of the party convention, included panel questions and calls for delegates to study candidate positions without committing to a race.
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Economic slow down expected amid auto hearings signals
Key witness Ralph Nader described the auto hearings as triggering unease over the economy. Ackley warned of a downturn in auto sales and broader demand, while Murphy called the agitation unfair and harmful. Officials noted higher wage withholding and signs of slower growth, with analysts predicting a softer growth path and potential recession risks depending on war timing.
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Fallout from China's blast seen as brief small
Public Health spokesman said fallout from China's latest nuclear test would be barely measurable and short. A high altitude radioactive cloud moved east over the United States as milk samples nationwide would reflect fallout. The Public Health Service said it is increasing milk sampling and the Atomic Energy Commission described the test as a low to mid yield device with thermonuclear material. Experts doubt hydrogen device status but note aim toward thermonuclear capability.
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Clotting drug found to help hemophiliacs nation news sweep
AP reports researchers led by Drs Edward Shanbrom and G M Thelin announced a commercial scale concentrate of antihemophilic factors AHF to treat hemophilia. Thelin, a hemophiliac, recovered after brain hemorrhage with the experimental concentrate. Dietrich of Hayden Orthopedic Hospital said trials show promise for all hemophiliacs, with larger supplies coming soon.
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Hayden to Leave Medical Center
WASHINGTON UPI Lea Carl T Hayden DeAriz year old senator may be permitted to leave Bethesda Naval Medical Center this weekend.
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Bank strike sparks Irish coin famine
A banking strike in Ireland triggers a shortage of coins as authorities and unions clash over pay and reserves. Banks halt some operations, forcing businesses to ration small change while citizens face mounting trouble in daily transactions.
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Nurses threaten mass resignations in New York hospitals
Registered nurses in New York threaten a mass walkout affecting 21 municipal hospitals. Outpatient clinics would close and vacations be canceled as about 1,400 nurses press for higher pay and better conditions. Hospitals plan to transfer or discharge patients and focus care on those most in need amid the strike threat.
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Alaska village votes to relocate downstream on Yukon River
Residents of Stevens Village decide to move the community farther downriver to avoid seasonal flooding. The village council votes to relocate about three miles downstream to higher ground along the Yukon River.
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Him still top dog with LBJ
Washington AP reports another White House shake up as President Johnson drops canine Blanco to the tail end of the Johnson list of flaws.
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Pilot under treatment for heart condition linked to crash
Washington AP reports officials told the House Commerce Committee that Reed Pigman pilot of the American Flyers chartered flight which crashed near Ardmore Oklahoma killing 83 people had been treated for a heart condition not disclosed to the FAA. A postmortem showed arterial sclerosis in Pigman.
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Dailey Remembered As Intelligent Military Leader
Arnott recalled Dailey as a highly educated military man with a bold front line presence. He last saw Dailey about ten days ago and noted his fearless but thoughtful leadership. George was involved in several major actions and earned a reputation for calm, collected command under fire.
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Legislator Taken to Walter Reed for High Fever
AP reports Representative Robert Be Mekwen of Ogdensbury was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital with a high fever and severe cold. His office says the illness will not derail ongoing legislative efforts as he rests for recovery.
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Police hunt mad sniper in Manhattan shootings
New York detectives in unmarked cars search for a mad sniper who has fired a gas operated pellet gun at dozens. Three more people reported wounds Friday as the random shooter struck pedestrians and motorists. authorities offered no clues to the gunman’s identity.
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