Researchers Vind Hodgkin's Disease Clue
Boston researchers report evidence of tumor associated antigens in Hodgkin's disease patients, suggesting a blood test may allow early detection and improved cure rates. Findings from Drs. Hellman and Order at the Shields Warren Radiation Laboratory are preliminary and require years of testing before clinical use.
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Women's Lib Denies Invitation to Baird
A chaotic 1960s style dispatch reports Women’s Liberation groups denying an invitation to speaker Baird amid a mass march for equality. The piece mixes protest language with garbled names and events, mentioning suspicions of arrests and a controversial mobilization named Operation Magellan.
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Leaders to Pray For Church Unity
London AP reports the Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope John Paul II will pray for church unity on September 2. The prayers will occur at Castel Gandolfo and Lambeth Palace, part of an effort by the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission formed three years ago. The council plans a meeting at St George's House in Windsor on that day.
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Michigan bill targets deadly poison peddlers in felony plan
A Lansing bill approved by Michigan Police would make dispersal of dangerous material a felony. The measure carries up to 10 years in prison and fines up to 11 000, with penalties for those who distribute toxic or harmful substances.
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