One in Three Cancer Patients Survive Five Years
Detroit AP report on Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond announcing that one third of cancer patients now survive at least five years, up from one in four, with women faring better and gains tied to better care, earlier diagnosis, and targeted treatments.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf sketch
Two gardeners gossip at a village store about Rockerbilt and the Golden Acres estate. A jest about Rockerbilt’s control over wages hints at a comedic power play. Mrs Teitlebaum notes a NY newspaper claim about people run over every 20 minutes.
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No Sign U S Ready to Meet Russia Says Khrushchev
Associated Press report notes Eisenhower administration not moving to initiate high level talks with the Soviet Union despite Khrushchev stating Russia is ready. The piece details reciprocal invitation gestures, the cautious U S stance, and political considerations in an election year. It mentions Khrushchev meeting John A. Kennedy, and the potential invitation of Zhukov only if reciprocity occurs.
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Tibetan Vaccinations Embrace Western Medicine
Tibetan authorities adopt vaccination as a rare concession to western medicine. Historically smallpox devastated villages while even the Dalai Lama now submits to vaccination, signaling growing acceptance of modern health measures.
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Dalai Lama
Airliner with 31 aboard lands on belly at Pittsburgh
A twin engine airliner carrying 31 people landed short of a runway at Greater Pittsburgh Airport skidding to a stop on its belly after tearing off a left wheel. Nine people suffered minor injuries, none hospitalized. CAA investigator said the Martin 404 of Trans World Airlines barely cleared a deep gully on arrival from New York.
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Greek Cypriot Official Shot Dead in Limassol Office
Andreas Sergides, a Greek Cypriot government official, was slain as he entered the commissioner’s office in Limassol on Thursday. Police imposed a curfew across the town and launched a manhunt for the killer.
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Cyprus
Andreas Sergides
Limassol
Bright Star S Doradus Shines Among Universe’s Luminous
The object known as S Doradus is described as the brightest bluish variable star in the universe. It glows about half a million times as luminous as the sun, with only supernova bursts surpassing its brightness among so-called new stars.
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