Promising Vaccine Test Results For Swine Flu Effort
Washington reports initial human tests of basic swine flu vaccines show promising results with few side effects. Data from 5.18 tests suggest one vaccine won’t cover all, and multiple vaccines or combinations may immunize 215 million Americans if plans proceed. Dr. Harry Meyer notes adults immunize easily, while children require caution.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Yesterday
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Dear Abby Advice: Daughter Visits for Needs
A 29 year old daughter lives with her boyfriend out of town for six years. She visits home only when short of money to borrow help. Parents warn they feel used and ask what to say. Abby notes concern, suggests direct action and considers input from readers.
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Ann Landers
Jury Selection Under Bulletproof Shield In Hearst Harrises Case
In Los Angeles a jury process began behind a bulletproof shield for the robbery assault trial of William and Emily Harris. Judge Mark Brandler kept the jury unsequestered despite unprecedented security and warned jurors not to read press or watch news. Patricia Hearst, absent and in psychiatric testing, remains a codefendant whose actions may be discussed in court.
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William and
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Los Angeles
William
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Brandler
Savings boost urged as Postal Savings ends
J Frank Loy urged citizens with Postal Savings deposits to convert to U S Savings Bonds for higher interest. Legislation signed in March ends the Postal Savings system. Virginia raised the temporary instruction permit age to 15 years eight months. Milton Berle raised 1 127 211 in pledges for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. The Senate sent to the White House a compromise bill to lend Indians 190 million dollars to buy two million tons of U S grain.
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U. S
Virginia
Milton Berle
Damon Runyon
Senate
White House
Volkswagen restriction on Philadelphia port under fire in Harrisburg
Gov Shapp seeks Senate revision of a rule forcing VW shipments through Philadelphia area ports as a Westmoreland County site attracts attention. Senate delays action after 45 minutes of debate, panels remain on hold until today.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
State Senate
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Hope Treaty Ratified to Spur Democracy in Spain
The Senate approved a five year military bases treaty with Spain by an 8 to 11 vote. It includes a year to year funding clause enabling Congress to monitor Spain’s progress and provides a 1.2 billion dollar package of loans and grants to support the new regime of King Juan Carlos.
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