Hopkins Doctor Seeks RH Factor Death Prevention
Johns Hopkins physician Dr Andrew Montague reports a gamma globulin treatment that injects antibodies at delivery to erase the first baby's red blood cells and prevent maternal sensitization to RH factors. The method, tested on 30 Hopkins patients and 70 in England, costs about $2000 per use and awaits FDA approval.
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Baltimore, Md
Johns Hopkins Hospital
United States
Andrew Montague
Johns Hopkins
Montague
Baltimore City
Hopkins
England
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Deer Lodge cafe burns to ground in town blaze
Fire sparks at 11 30 p m and destroys the Mary Ann Cafe at 502 Main in Deer Lodge. No injuries reported as 19 volunteers under Chief Jim Gilbert saved nearby jewelry shop and law offices from damage. Total loss declared pending investigation.
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Deer Lodge
Jim Gilbert
Malcolm MacCalman
Gilbert
Main
Butte Fire Destroys Store as Residents Help Drag Out Goods
A blaze consumed a Deer Lodge store though two engines fought it for two and a half hours. Fire crews withdrew the second truck around 8 a.m. Monday. Residents helped haul jewelry, fixtures, television sets and merchandise from the building as the thermometer sat 15 above zero and snow fell. Mrs. Mary Ann Ryan owned the restaurant.
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Deer Lodge
The
Mercury
Mary Ann Ryan
Montana House Speaker to resign mediation duties this week
The Montana Legislature may change its informal mediation team as House Speaker James R. Felt plans to step down from mediation duties during the overtime session. Felt is expected to be replaced after caucuses and summit talks.
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Helena
Montana
Associated Press
House
James R. Felt
R-Billings
Felt
Assembly
Dodd details use of funds from fundraising events
Senator Thomas J. Dodd said that 150 785 29 dollars from fundraising events went to his personal accounts. He acknowledged campaign funds paid Country Club charges restaurant bills and parking tickets. He conceded testimonial dinners helped pay for liquor football tickets and home improvements in North Stonington Connecticut.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Senate
Congressional Coun
North Stonington, Conn
John Stennis
D-Miss
Benjamin R Fern
Connecticut
James P. Boyd Jr
Montana Traffic Deaths Drop Driven by January Figures
Montana posted seven highway fatalities in January, down from 17 a year earlier, a 59 percent drop and second only to Vermont for the best percentage improvement among states. nationwide, 3,710 died on highways, up three percent from last January. As of March 13, Montana had 20 fatal accidents this year against 42 at the same date last year.
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Helena
Montana
Vermont
National Safety Council
Reluctant peasants urged to resume spring farming by Peking
Reports from Hong Kong travelers describe soldiers firing on workers in Kwangtung Province as Fatshan and Nanghai areas see heavy fighting. Radio Peking and People's Daily call for halting power struggles to focus on spring planting while Mao Zedong's faction aims to quell resistance among peasants and workers.
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Tokyo
China
Radio
Peking
Hong Kong
Kwangtung
Fatshan
Canton
Nanghai
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Liu Shao-chi
People’s Daily
Radio Peking
People's Daily
Moscow Radio
Meredith withdraws from Powell race amid Harlem GOP revolt
James Meredith quits the congressional bid against Adam Clayton Powell amid party opposition in Harlem. GOP Harlem leader Cora Walker says Powell district committee men revolted against Meredith. Powell credits civil rights leaders for ending Meredith's campaign and plans a Palm Sunday Harlem return.
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New York
James Meredith
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Cora Walker
Powell
18Th Congressional
Meredith
Bahamas
AWOL soldier numbers rise in mid 1960s Vietnam buildup
Pentagon data show a steady rise in soldiers deserting without leave as the Army expands for Vietnam. In 1965 55 190 AWOL incidents were logged, about 51 per 1 000, down slightly from 1964 but higher than 1960 levels. In Vietnam about 7 000 AWOLs occurred last year, roughly 28 per 1 000 of 250 000 in theater.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Region
Cloudy with light snow today and a 60 percent chance of precipitation. High near 28 degrees, low around 4 tonight. Averages show a high of 47 and low of 24 for this date. Weather table continues on Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Lawmaker pushes full House to tackle Montana revenue crisis
Rep Francis Bardanouve urged the entire Montana House to work out a revenue solution during a special session. He criticized limiting action to the bipartisan summit committee and called for immediate consideration of income and corporate license tax bills. Governor Babcock controls which revenue measures may be introduced.
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Francis Bardanouve
Blaine
House
Felt
Senate
Felt- Bardanouve
Tim Babcock
Helena
House of Representatives
Select
Bardaneuve
Committee of 12
Montanas
Harlem
Babcock
Bardanouve
Woman har operator wins stay to run Erika's Corner
Erika Dame appeared in district court and secured a temporary restraining order protecting her right to operate Erika's Corner at 1270 E Second while the Montana Liquor Control Board's action against her license is pending. Judge James D Freebourn kept the TRO in effect and took the injunction request under advisement after a three hour hearing.
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Erika Dame
Butte
Montana Liquor Control Board
James D. Freebourn
Mrs. Dame
Dame
Erika
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