Battelle Builds Vast Stock of Special Mice for Cancer Research
Battelle Memorial Institute researchers near Columbus plan a center for premium mouse lines to support the national cancer chemotherapy program. They aim to maintain pure bred, highly uniform mice and reach about 20 000 rodents on hand and 200 000 yearly across centers including Jackson Memorial Laboratory in Bar Harbor and the University of Kansas, with commercial breeders supplying most stock. The effort mirrors a broader national push involving private and government labs to screen thousands of chemicals for better cancer drugs.
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Columbus
Battelle Memorial Institute
Battelle
Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Maine
Jackson Lab
National Cancer Chemotherapy Program
National Cancer Advisory Council
University of Kansas
Jackson
Fort Knoxes
University of Miami
Florida
U.S Japan Treaty supersedes 1951 pact in new accord
The article reports the United States and Japan negotiating a new mutual defense treaty that replaces the 1951 pact with a ten year term and automatic extension unless either side terminates after notice. It covers shared defense, peaceful dispute settlement, and economic collaboration while noting Japan grants bases for U S forces without a time limit. It also references related Cold War topics including a planned U2 show trial and Fidel Castro’s Russia visit.
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Japan
Russia
U. S
Far East
United States
Mason Girl Scout Troop 45 Fathers Entertained
Mason Girl Scout Troop 45 hosted a father daughter banquet at Mason Methodist Church social rooms with entertainment by the girls and cupcakes. Families and escorts included Kay McGowan and Dr T B McGowan, Jennifer Zerkle, Lester Zerkle, Harriett Ann Walsh, Harry Walsh, and many others. Additional notes mention Sunshine Class hosts, picnic plans at New Haven Park, and several local families on visits and returns from trips.
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MASON
Girl Scout Troop 45
Mason Methodist Church
Kay McGowan
T. B. McGowan
Jennifer Zerkle
Lester Zerkle
Harriett Ann Walsh
Harry Walsh
Diane Noble
Homer Noble
Donna Lish
Joseph Lish
Josetta Lish
Charles Yeager
Nancy Proffitt
Ray Proffitt
Sharon Queen
Francis Queen
Jay Thabet
Fred Thabet
Jane Dodson
Lester Dodson
Brenda Burton
Marl Burton
Deborah Cook
Donald Cook
Donna Will
Nolan Swackhammer
Mary L. Berry
Sunshine
New Haven Park
Cecil Smith
Frank Reynolds
George Carson
Murl McGee
William Fry
Ralph E. Warner
Mrs. Swackhammer
Berry
Boy on first solo flight writes from Ohio home
Seven year old Rickey from Fairborn writes his mother during a plane ride to his grandmother's house. He reports a nice trip and that he threw up. The note captures a poignant, light hearted moment from a child traveler.
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Dayton
Fairborn
Rickey
Arrest of Russian Spy Stuns Hague Community
Police in The Hague arrest a Russian student at the Hague Institute for Social Studies on allegations of espionage. The unnamed suspect, identified as Jan Smirnoff by authorities, faces charges related to spying activities during his enrollment as a student.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Jan Smirnoff
Hague Institute For Social Studies
Local visits and homecomings in the area
Bashan Reverends and Mrs Weber Thoma were guests of son Glen Thoma. Mr and Mrs Paul Brown and children visited relatives in Point Pleasant. Mrs Thelma Circle and children returned from Salem. Hazel Lawson and children of Fairview visited Louise Headley and George Roberts. Martha Orr and sons from Reedsville visited Clint Orr. Cecil Spencer and son of Chester visited Charles Spencer. Marty Mararity returned from vacation with grandparents J C McKay. Don Trussell of Mt Vernon spent time at his home. Dorothy Lawson of Fairview visits Aunt Louise Headly.
Norwegian Spy Ring Busted by Police in Oslo
The Norwegian Journal of Commerce and Shipping reports police disrupted an extensive spy network not under Soviet embassy control, indicating a major counterintelligence action in Oslo and surrounding area.
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Oslo
Norwegian Journal of Commerce and Shipping
Balloon Nullifies Hawaii Mission amid Navy Hunt
The Lost Research bal loon is found not lost as the Navy reports a 40 story craft disappeared toward Hawaii. A commander is stationed at the islands awaiting its arrival while the craft circles the California coast. Capitol Hill moves a bill raising the minimum wage to 1.20 by next November and 1.25 in 1962.
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Hawaii
California
Capitol Hill
House Labor Committee
Atlas strike ends without terms revealed
The 11 day labor dispute halted Atlas missile construction and firing until Con vair and the machinists reached a settlement. Neither party disclosed the terms. A census tabulation shows US population up 18 percent since 1950, by 1794 million.
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Convair
United States
Teen refuses citizenship award over Legion policies
Stephen Bayne a 17 year old Westbury New York high school senior declines a citizenship award from the American Legion citing disapproval of the Legion's policies. The Horn and Trumpet in London advertises a jet age barmaid described as chic lively and able to discuss topics from poodles to rockets and politics.
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Stephen Bayne
Westbury
N. Y
The
American Legion
Legion
Horn and Trumpet
London
Nine Cats troupe nabbed for park invasion in Pontiac
In Pontiac Michigan nine performers from the Cave of Nine Cats coffee house were arrested after a park incident. One man wore a leopard skin robe and turban while another performed a snake dance. Prosecutors later dropped charges, saying no laws barred their acts.
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Nnk
Pontiac
Mich
Shawnee Council Hears Report On Line Work
Shawnee council hears about 300 feet of 12 inch tile for Shipman Street ditch replacement and reviews sewer water seepage complaint from Kenneth Simpson The meeting also discusses TECumseh Park and Lake Commission reorganization with Rev H H Hughes named general chairman and Fitch Construction updates on Larue Street water line and valve installation Fire Chief Musick says new fire truck due in two weeks.
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Catharine Hoy
William Schuster
Ethel Wilcox
Jane Bishop
Howard Chute
Shipman Street
Kenneth Simpson
Tecumseh Park
Lake
Com
H. H. Hughes
Gene Fitch
Council
Dick Slatzer
Ball Park
Fred Musick
Charles Norris
Murray City Social Notes
Cpl Theo dore R Sabo returns to Fort Bragg after weekend visit with his mother Betty Sabo. Numerous relatives and friends from Nelsonville Barberton Gallion Columbus Willoughby Canal Winchester Inkster Bishopville Gallipolis Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Falls Detroit visited area families in Murray City over the weekend.
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Dore R. Sabo
Fort Bragg
N.C
Betty Sabo
Richard
Laurel Cliff Notices and Marriages Highlight June
Laurel Cliff events include Judy Gilmore and Hubert Wolfe wedding at First Methodist Church on June 1. May 31 saw the marriage of Sharon Osler and James Will. Local visits include Mrs. Charles Hysell and Mr. Newtes Winte in town.
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Laurel Cliff
Judy Gilmore
Hubert Wolfe
First Methodist Church
W. H. Strausbaugh
Charles Hysell
Frankfort
Orville Allen
Newtes Winte
Columbus
Ernest Powell
Sharon Osler
James Will
Allen Eichinger
Jean Wright
Bertha Oliver
Janet Hoagland
Jerry Hoagland
Evans Property
Hoagland
City Loan
Pomeroy
Dave McGee
McGee
Marvin Allen
Toronto
Clarence Ackley
Athens
Priscilla Class Holds June Meeting in New Straitsville Church
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church met in the church basement with Gladys Lines as hostess. DeVos were given by Edna Rawlins. Attendees included Amy Lanning Margaret Edwards Besse Davis Myrtle Wallace Anna Frasure Nellie Shuttleworth Gertrude Mills and Janice Wiseman of Chillicothe. Visitors to the Thompson home included Floyd Coursey and son of Dearborn Mich and Clinton Pettit and daughter of Mansfield.
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New Straitsville
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Gladys Lines
Edna Rawlins
Amy Lanning
Margaret Edwards
Besse Davis
Myrtle Wallace
Anna Frasure
Nellie Shuttleworth
Gertrude Mills
Janice Wiseman
Chillicothe
Walter Thompson
Floyd Coursey
Dearborn, Mich
Clinton Pettit
Bainbridge
Marion
Leyington
Columbus
Robert Spencer
Logan
Lausche Draft Drives $2 Million in Ohio Support
Conservatives launch a national push to draft U. S. Senator Frank Lausche for the Democratic presidential nomination. Backers in Columbus and beyond set a two million dollar program, touting his experience as five term Ohio governor and a record they say can beat Richard Nixon.
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Columbus
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Raymond E. Umbaugh
Ocala
Fla
Citizens For
Lausche
Umbaugh
Florida
Neil House
Michael V. DiSalle
Adlai E. Stevenson
DiSalle
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Kennedy
Nixon
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Ussr
Ambaugh
Indian Communist backs Red China in border dispute
P. Sundarayya of the Indian Communist party executive publicly endorsed China’s claim to the disputed border areas in a first by any Indian Communist chief. The remark underscores Sino Indian tensions during the border dispute period.
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Madras
India
P. Sundarayya
Indian Communist Party
Red China
China
Vacation News Pack for Your Absence
A promotion explains OV Vacation Pak from the Messenger offering two weeks of local sports and society news plus political coverage. Readers can arrange to have their newspaper saved and delivered on return, with no extra charge.
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Messenger
the Messenger
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Richard §. Davidson
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State Library Board
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Dick Noble
Martha
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New Orleans
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Russell Capehart
Arkansas
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Nancy McDaniel
Georgia Sherry
Paula Maynard
Judy Turner
FHA
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Ripley
Bashan
RED Spy Network
Shawnee Council
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City
Cpl
Theo
William Alexander, Jr
St. Louis
Alexander
Dick Bradbury
Betty Davis
Barberton
Lester Edwards
New Lexington
Clay Bruney
Lizzie Bradbury
Gallion
Naomi Palmer
Lancaster
William Bradbury
Eugene North
Livonia, Mich
Mr. North
Clara North
John Smith
Straitsville
Harvey Campbell
Willoughby
Milton Campbell
Ralph Cunens
Estella Weatherburn
Thomas Taylor
Rolland Dunlap
Albion
James Dunlap
Corning
Sadie Foster
Sally Riggs
George Jones
Gallipolis
Jennie Shunruiler
Mal Thomas
Detroit
Gene Shunruiler
Inkster
Michigan
Helen Alberts
Carroll, Ohio
Abadel Alberts
Canal Winchester
Delmar Hoskins
Cleveland
Howard Kilgore
Andy Lambert
Daughters
Joe Frazee
Cuyahoga Falls
Mr. Frazee
Bess Frazee
N. Straitsville
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