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TWZZ.VE MEEFOPD (OREGON) MAIL TPIBUNE Friday. June 14, 1957 notes From the News is Father's Day to receive gifts like these! Br UNITED PRESS Seattle Tam:ri President Dave Beck, denying report? that he has reen un'ir pressure to resign: "You hear a I kinds of rumors. Every now and then you hear n.mnri th world is coming to an end, but we don't believe them, we'" Quantico. ta. DfnH Secretary Charles E. Wilson, hinting ttmt military manpower will hart to ba cut if the armed forces 5s Ti, are w itay withia President Eisenhower's defense budget: "It woule) be a mistake in my opinion to keep the same total number of rat ae! sot aroride the kind of equipment they ought is have." United Nations. N. Y. K. W. Yuon, United Nations Nationalist Chinese press officer, on reports that Red Chinese leader Man Tze-tung had admitted Communist purging of 800.000 persons: "We believe that it is more like 20 million. But it is terrible, very terrible, even tho; that he has admitted." Plymouth. Mass. Crew-member Dick Brennan of London, en the reception .iven Mayflower II at Plymouth: "It's bloody well ktrougki tears to my eyes." Miami Beach, Fla. Lucille Douty, 23. on her arrest for throw ing a ham sandwich at a policeman from a moving automobile: "It was worth It. I always wanted to throw something at a cop." Dead Baby's Kidneys Given To Teen-Ager Buenos Aires W The kid neys of a dead infant were trans planted into the body of an Ar gentine teen ager in a last ditch Skeleton of Giant In Philippines Denied Manila if A Filipino an thropologist today labeled as "absurd'' reports that skeletal remains of a 17' 2-foot tall giant had been discovered in Cagayan Province. "It's absurd." Dr. Inocencio effort by surgeons to cure his acute nephritis, it was reported Thursday night. A spokesman at the Costa Bu ero clinic, where the operation was performed, reported the teen-ager was in "satisfactory' condition. However, medical circles said the patient had no more than a fair chance of survival. They pointed out that kidney trans plants are seldom successful un less the donor is a twin of the recipient. First White Student B Maddela of the Philippine j fnfers Negro School Anthropological Society told, Greensboro N c m A unuea rress. l cannot swanow the story." young engineering student be gan classes today as the first Maddela said h and other ! white student to enter a state leading scientist here believe ! supported Negro college in the the bones found by a group of South. game hunters belonged to a i Rodney .laye Miller, 23, en dwarf specie of elephant, 'rolled at North Carolina Agn "That would amount to an im-j cultural and Technical College portant discovery at any rate," las a special summer student. Maddela said. 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