Harvard lab blast injures seven at Cambridge accelerator
A hydrogen feed pressure surge sparked a blast at Harvard MIT joint bubble chamber center in Cambridge. Seven staff were injured, three critically, including John Schivell from Twinsburg Ohio, Arthur Reid MIT tech, and Frank Feinberg MIT student from Providence. Center director M Stanley Livingston reassured no radioactivity.
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Hiccups Stop After Surgery for Atlanta Mother
Lucy McDonald who suffered two years of hiccups has been freed after a Friday operation severing a nerve to halt the ailment. She returned home Monday and now faces recovery and finding work to support her three children. She is divorced and previously worked as a waitress but could not secure employment during the ordeal.
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Prince Philip backs gradual Rhodesia change avoids crisis
In Edinburgh the prince urged slow negotiations on Rhodesia’s future to prevent bloodshed and turmoil. He said African rule is inevitable but hopes for a peaceful transition, a stance critics call personal political opinion. His exact constitutional role remains unclear.
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Lake Area Temperatures Plummet in Summer Cold Wave
A mid summer cold wave swept the Great Lakes region with readings in the 30s and 40s. The Weather Bureau linked the chill to floods in Utica New York where six inches of rain fell and major flooding inundated hundreds of homes and highways. Heavy rain and storms blanketed the mid Atlantic and Southeast states as a storm line stretched from Minnesota to the Texas Panhandle. An American Airlines 707 jet reported a damaged windshield and radar dome east of Texarkana after a severe storm Monday night.
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Hunger strike continues as draftee vows to seek discharge
Pvt. David R. Ovall, 23, from Los Angeles, says he will press his hunger strike against the Army until he receives a conscientious objector discharge or dies. He has eaten nothing since June 21 despite drinking water after the Army said he did not meet criteria for discharge.
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