Writer May Be Beating Rap On Leukemia
Ed L. Campbell, AP editor, recounts surviving acute myelogenous leukemia for over a year with medical treatment at NIH Bethesda and ongoing prayers from diverse believers. He credits symbiosis of science and faith, notes uncertainly extended life despite grim prognosis, and emphasizes treatment, hope, and the role of doctors and prayer.
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The
National Institutes of Health Clinical Center
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Coexistence of Disease and Life-Giving Cells Described
A speaker discusses medical hope and faith amid illness. He notes fatigue, swelling, slow healing, and precautions for infections while describing a belief that God offers support and possible cures. He argues that lack of a direct cure does not invalidate faith and perseverance.
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Charles Percy May Enter Illinois Public Life
Chicago July 27 report notes Charles H. Percy chairman of Bell & Howell Co may join Illinois public life. Directors approved his entry into politics amid GOP governor candidacy speculation for 1964. Observers say Percy could defeat Gov Otto Kerner if election held now. Percy is 43 and rose from $12 a week to Bell & Howell president in 1949.
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Bell & Howell Co
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Otto Kerner
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Bell & Howell
Boy Drowns In Lake Freeman Near Delphi
Jeffrey K. Ricketts four year old son of Mr and Mrs Dan Burkett wandered into Lake Freeman eight miles north of Delphi Indiana and drowned while his parents swam nearby.
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Ind
Jeffrey K. Ricketts
Brookston
Lake Freeman
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