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...East: a 111-107 victory over the West in the National Basketball Association's annual All-Star game, at the Boston Garden. The game's Most Valuable Player: Guard Oscar Robertson of the East's Cincinnati Royals (TIME cover, Feb. 17, 1961), who scored 26 points, made eight assists and snared 14 rebounds...
...only twelve outbreaks of botulism (46 victims, of whom 14 died) were reported last year. Yet for the Public Health Service's symposium last week on this deadliest form of food poisoning, 300 experts turned up in Cincinnati-eloquent testimony to the severity of the problem. The trouble is, said the University of Michigan's Dr. Lloyd L. Kempe, that ever since safety standards were set in 1922, botulism research has been "shamefully neglected...
...Spencer Tracy, 63, in his Los Angeles home, with a continuing respiratory ailment complicated by diabetes; Cincinnati Reds' Manager Fred Hutchinson, 44, in his physician brother's Seattle home, with a malignancy in an undisclosed area; Brendan Behan, 40, in Dublin's Meath Hospital, with pneumonia and head injuries after he was found lying in a pool of blood. He had been out celebrating his exit from the Royal City of Dublin Hospital...
...first of the parties will be held in Albany, N.Y., on Dec. 23. The clubs in Cincinnati, Miamt, Chariotte, and Pittsburg will follow with parties on Dec. 26. The next day there will be parties given by the Rochester, Buffalo, and Detroit clubs. On Dec. 28, the alumni clubs of Minneapolis, Syracuse, Fort Lauderdale, and Providence will hold their Christmas parties. The final set of parties will be given on Dec. 20, by the alumni clubs of Chicago, Columbus, and Worcester, Mass...
...labor's prospects of uprooting right-to-work are dim, the prospects of the National Right-to-Work Committee, under its President S. D. Cadwal-lader, a Cincinnati railroad conductor, of planting it in new ground are even dimmer. In industrial states, right-to-work is political poison. Says one A.F.L.-C.I.O. spokesman: "I'd like to see them put it on the ballot...