National Archives seeks Nixon and Kissinger materials
The National Archives sent letters to Richard Nixon Henry Kissinger and 13 other Nixon White House aides requesting return of presidential materials. The act requires possession control of papers and recordings with screening for privacy and classification. Hastings says no proof of missing items but notes possible materials remain.
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Young student interviews Nixon on tape in Harlem
Eighth grade student Michael Morris convinced his social studies teacher he had interviewed Richard Nixon, delivering a taped autographed photo to prove authenticity. Nixon invited Morris to his Upper East Side townhouse for a 30 minute talk covering education, politics and sports.
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Leukemia transfusions costly despite infection drop
University of Washington researchers report regular white blood cell transfusions can cut infection deaths by over half in acute leukemia patients, but costs run into millions and hospital bills rise. The New England Journal of Medicine study calls for further work to reduce cost and assess overall benefit.
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