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...Panama are still as far apart in their views on a new Canal treaty as they were at the time of the bloody anti-American riots of 1964. Torrijos is demanding a treaty that grants full and immediate jurisdiction over the Canal Zone; the U.S. proposes to grant partial or gradual jurisdiction over a period of 35 years. Panama wants the U.S. Southern Command (eleven bases, 12,000 troops) dismantled, claiming that the U.S. has no treaty right to station armed forces in the Canal Zone in peacetime. Actually, the original 1903 treaty provides for U.S. defense of the Canal...
...cancer of the thymus, and has achieved remissions. Dr. Loren Humphrey, chairman of the department of surgery at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, has evaluated 96 patients who have received injections of cells from people with tumors similar to their own; more than 20 have had partial remissions and three now appear completely free of disease...
Wiley, the former director of the National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO) said that the struggle of the poor during the sixties for welfare reform can only bring a partial solution to our economic inequities...
...Partial Federal funding is available for projects on the site, according to Mary Herbert of the Massachusetts Historical Commission(MHC). But the University has no immediate plans to apply for a grant, Donald C. Moulton, assistant vice president for Community Affairs, said yesterday...
...stripped reporters of confidentiality last July has affected legislatures throughout the country. Eighteen states already have shield laws on the books, and at least a dozen others, Massachusetts included, are moving in that direction. The laws vary in scope, and the current debate in this state over absolute versus partial shields is typical. Several bills are coming before Congress this session, with comparable variance of language and terms. The foremost is a two-tiered approach set forth in a bill proposed by Senator Lowell P. Weicker (R.-Conn.) which would create an "absolute" immunity from forced disclosure by newsmen before...