Michigan Regents Approve Recombinant DNA Research
The University of Michigan Regents authorized recombinant DNA work under strict controls and funded over $800,000 for three labs with security measures. The decision, praised by some for medical and industrial promise, drew critics who warn of dangerous disease organisms and ethical concerns.
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Tombstone in Nine Minutes Elmo Williams Cashes In
CHICAGO AP Elmo Williams runs a South Side tombstone shop delivering ready made markers in about nine minutes. A customer had a photo inserted in granite and paid over time, with Williams noting Memorial Day boosts as families rush to honor loved ones. Williams, 39, began as a salesman for tombstone firms before starting his own business with his father Andre, building a local reputation by advertising and word of mouth.
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Chicago
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Japan frees Russian held for espionage
Soviet journalist Alexander Matchekhine, 38, freed in Tokyo ten days after his arrest for allegedly attempting to buy military secrets from a U S Navy petty officer. Police had charged him under the special criminal law tied to the U S Japan security pact. The case drew protests from the Soviet Embassy before his release.
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Alexander Matchektine
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Japanese Foreign Ministry
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Alexander Matchethine
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Unscrutable newspaper fragment in historical ad style
Fragmentary OCR text shows a historic publishing note with odd spellings and garbled lines. It mentions a daily paper, locations in Hagerstown, and an unrelated line about the Unsocial Sreefe retitled for republication. The readable items are minuscule and unclear.
Congressman Macdonald dies after life-sustaining devices cut off
Rep. Torbert H. Macdonald of Massachusetts died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at age 54 after requesting removal of life-sustaining devices while hospitalized. A 22-year House veteran and ally of John F. Kennedy, he had previously treated for cancer and decided not to seek another term. He is survived by his wife Phyllis Brooks and four children. Funeral details not announced.
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Malden
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Cease-fire talks swirl amid Lebanon clashes and French troop offer
In Beirut, arms clashes and sniper fire persisted as an undeclared cease-fire emerged in the long civil war. Christians shelled a TV station, the air remained, while Syrian forces clashed with Palestinian guerrillas leaving two dead and six wounded. France signaled readiness to send peacekeeping troops within 48 hours if Beirut requests, a plan discussed with Kissinger. Sarkis must be sworn in before any deployment.
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New Orleans
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Jour
Hafez Assad
Banter
The Hardy family tale ends with grandmother's guardianship
Linda Joy Hardy, long troubled by terminal cancer and multiple legal troubles, sought a safe home for her children Sheri 13 Joey 12 Amber 7 as she neared death. Grandmother Mrs. Hubert Cloud assumes guardianship with welfare support and a trust fund structure. siblings cope amid grief, custody shifts, and past marriages.
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Amber
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Hubert Cloud
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Gary Marcum
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Linda Joy Hardy
Joseph George Hands
Haynsworth to name new Mandel judge
Baltimore AP Anet Judge Edward Northrop says a key factor in the vote by judges of the 15 District Court for an outside judge to bear the political corruption of Gov Marvin Mandel was a plea from prosecutors and defense lawyers in the case. The seven of the nine judges on Law Lateral bench behind closed doors set at 1 p.m. Northrop said majority voted for an outside judge. A three judge panel of the Fourth US Circuit Court of Appeals disqualified Judge Herbert F Murray from the case on grounds of conflict of interest Thursday. Murray plans to reject the disqualification petition.
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