Leukemia Research Promises Possible Breakthrough
FRANK CAREY AP Science Writer reports a new development that could fore shadow major advances in pinpointing leukemia’s cause in children. The Senate Appropriations Committee notes possible prevention and cure methods as virus-like particles found in some leukemia patients may grow in lab tests and could lead toward a leukemia vaccine. National Cancer Institute officials provided the information as the committee recommended 146.01 million dollars for NCI and 10 million for cancer-virus research programs.
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Frank Carey
Washington (Ap
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cer Institute
Senate
Ticket Not So Bad Scratched Car Was
Indianaplis AP report says Joseph Woods filed a damage claim against a policeman during a traffic ticket writing incident. Woods claims a ring worn by officer William Clark nicked his windshield. The other text describes a fantastical animal statue with antelope features and a horse tail, unclear relevance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Woods
Sara Sea
Woods
William Clark
40 Schools Try To Span Environment Campus Gap
The ABC project at Dartmouth and 40 prep schools helps 52 minority youths bridge between home environments and elite campuses. Participants, aged 13 to 17, study eight weeks at Dartmouth, four hours daily, plus four hours of independent study. Selection came from the independent schools talent search program.
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Hanover
Suh
South Dakota
Great Plains
Harlem
New England
DartmouthCollege
ABC
Cheate ‘School
Phillips Andover Academy
Groton
St. Paul's
Hotchkiss
Dartmouth
Independent
James E. Simmons
Harvard
New York
Discrimination Charges Probed By Texas CORE
In Wichita Falls two CORE leaders Allen and Ted Armstrong said they were asked by a white minister Russell Ballard and Wichita Falls residents to investigate alleged racial discrimination. They traveled to examine indications of bias as CORE officials noted involvement of local community figures. A separate historical line recalls 3,000 soldiers who died at Valley Forge during Washington’s encampment.
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Dallas
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Wichita Falls
Ieday
Allen Core
Ted Armstrong
Russell Ballard
George Washington
Valley Forge
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