Freeze-dreamed future shows suspended animation for people
Washington AP reports Dr. Richard Lillcher of the University of Minnesota forecast a future where victims of disease might be frozen in suspended animation and revived when organs are available. He also envisioned space travelers stored for up to 300 years, potentially aging-proof, thawed, and ready for exploration, with radiation protection benefits. The ideas emerge from cryobiology work on preserving organs for transplantation and were presented at the Society for Cryobiology’s first annual meeting.
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Washington
Richard Lillcher
University of Minnesota
Solar System
Society For Cryobiology
Parole Papers Believed Death Warrant
Granite Oklahoma AP Joe King refuses to sign parole papers. would be like signing his own death warrant. King, 29, a AWOL soldier, was convicted of murder in Pvt Joseph J Page death and sentenced to death by court martial. Parole board may seek civil custody suspension allowing army to keep him.
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Okla
Joe King
Oklahoma
King
Webbers Falls
State Pardon and Parole Board
Tempagati
Ft. Gordon
Pvt
Joseph J. Page
Many
Page
Georgia
North Greenbush seeks water supply options amid cost concerns
North Greenbush Town Supervisor Joseph W. Riegert said the town is exploring several options for a water supply and will present a plan to the Town Board soon. He noted no commitment yet to join with Rensselaer and East Greenbush in buying water from Troy. East Greenbush and Rensselaer plan to sign contracts with Troy next month.
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North Greenbush
Joseph W. Riegert
Rensselaer
East Greenbush
Troy
New Car Sales Outlook Up Slightly Says Commerce Dept
The Commerce Department reports that four of 100 American families plan to buy a new car in the next year based on a survey of about 16,000 households. Intentions are up 0.6 percent from last year and higher than since October 1962, but the department notes the gain is not statistically significant.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department
Decree Granted in Albany Divorce Case
An interlocutory divorce decree was issued by Supreme Court Justice Ellis J. Staley Jr. in favor of Sylvia Mc Auley of Scho dack against Thomas Mc Auley of Albany. Custody of three children awarded to the plaintiff with $400 monthly alimony and $15 per child per month, plus insurance and other financial provisions. Married Sept. 18, 1954, in Albany. Attorney for plaintiff Edward M. Segal. defendant represented by Thomas Donahue.
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Supreme Court
Ellis J. Staley Jr
Sylvia McAuley
Greenbrier Way
Schodack
Thomas McAuley
State St
Albany
Edward M. Segal
Thomas Donahue
Bandit Makes Empty Threat During Robbery in Boston
In Park Square on Tuesday teller Robert Mathias of Suffolk Franklin Rank confronted a bandit who handed a note demanding money. The note warned of deadly force if alarms were raised and instructed to place bills in an envelope. Mathias shouted for help as the assailant fled.
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Boston
Robert Mathias
Suffolk
Franklin Rank
Park Square
SME
Mathias
Longo Elected Italian Communist Party Leader
Luigi Longo, 64, was elected secretary of the Italian Communist Party after Togliatti's funeral. He pledged disciplined leadership as the party contends with a new Soviet line, while Khrushchev visits for the Slovak uprising commemoration and Sino Soviet discussions with Navalny.
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Rome
UPL
Luigi Longo
Palmiro Tossiati
Longo
Togliatti
Longe
Nikita S$. Khrusheley
Six-Wheeled Moon Vehicle Proposed by NASA Officials
Washington dispatch reports NASA plans a six wheel lunar mobile lab to transport two astronauts for surface exploration. The proposed mobile lab would ride on a cone shaped rover with five to six foot wheels and armored steel casing designed for the moon’s jagged terrain. President Johnson has signed a new policy enabling sale or transfer of government assets as part of this program.
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Seattle
Boete Cn
Hacing
National Aeronautes Air Space
Adinimelsagon
Moon
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment notes a local incident involving injuries and a car accident. The readable text references officials, development, and legal matters but contains many garbled words and unclear details.
Unclear Offer Pleases Four to One Customers in London
A garbled report describes a clothing offer in London aimed at customers, mentioning discounts and customer satisfaction. The text references Gold and vague assurances, with confused phrases about beds and therapy-like terms, rendering specifics uncertain.
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London
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