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...Solomons Jr., James Warring and a Company will perform a "Dance Concert" at the Loeb Drama Center, 64 Brattle St., Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. The production is for the benefit of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, and tickets are available at the Coop...
...Really Fantastic." Reinforcing that theory, Surgeon Burkitt reported that even in cases where drugs had apparently failed, some patients later conquered their cancers in a way that suggests the workings of a powerful immune mechanism. One boy, aged seven, had a large jaw tumor and failed to benefit substantially from surgery plus a dozen courses of drug treatment. When the doctors sent him home to his village they had little hope for him. Yet nine weeks later he reappeared with his jaw healed and new bone forming. Three years later he is still healthy...
Matters of state probably benefit from a little malevolent giggling from the wings. But does conservative journalism have no more than this to offer? Apparently that question has also occurred to the editors of the Conservative, for they have put out a most un-Review like edition. Much sweat and blood, and very few raspberries from the grandstand...
Mayor John V. Lindsay, unlike his predecessor, is inexperienced as both a mayor and as a labor negotiator, and does not have the benefit of the "understanding" that has existed between Quill and the Democratic mayors since the inauguration of William F. O'Dwyer...
...only ones to benefit from the episode were the extremists on both sides. A resurgence of violence makes it more difficult for loyalist military leaders to contain their bitter hatreds, and last week some officers were talking angrily about deposing President García-Godoy in the interests of restoring "order...