Shape papilloma virus in rabbits linked to harmless human passenger
Dr. Stanfield Rogers reports that Shape papilloma virus which causes rabbit cancers acts as a harmless passenger in humans. Blood tests on about 40 scientists show reduced arginine levels but no illness, indicating lab exposure did not harm them. The virus reportedly loses potency when moving from wild to domestic rabbits.
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New York
UPI
Stanfield Rogers
Oak Ridge (Tenn.) National Laboratory
Rogers
Keep Going in Space Yes Says Gilruth
Dr Robert Gilruth head of the Manned Spacecraft Center argues Americans should continue space exploration after the moon landing. He favors a manned space station as the next major step, enabling earth and cosmic studies from orbit.
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Gilruth
United Press International
Apollo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moon
Earth
Space
America
Technical Assn Speaker Jan 10 and future space plans
Collins Radio Technical Assn. hosts Harry Reasoner of CBS News as guest for Ladies Night dinner on January 10 in Armar ballroom. Reasoner, a Dakota City native and Stanford Minnesota alum, reflects on spaceflight, Apollo goals, NASA budgets, and the race with the Soviet Union, urging continued manned exploration.
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Harry Reasoner
Iowa
CBS News
Collins Radio Technical Assn
Armar
Dakota City
Reasoner
Stanford University
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis Times
CBS
White House
Courthouse Deputy Changes Announced in Clerk Office
Clerk of Court Kenneth Perry announces changes effective Jan 1 with William Moffatt of Marion replacing Eugene Kane as first deputy clerk. Kane leaves to become county recorder. Kane, a Democrat, was elected in November and will replace Joe Stoddard, a Republican, who retires. Moffat becomes second deputy. Mae Connors shifts to second deputy. Norma Smith to third deputy. Judy De Pauw moves to fourth deputy. Kane's recorder staff include Marilyn Pound first deputy, Erma Lam second deputy, and Marjorie Hess third deputy.
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Kenneth Perry
William Moffatt
Marion
Eugene
Pat
Kane
Joe Stoddard
Moffat
Mae Connors
Cedar Rapids
Norma Smith
Judy DePauw
Recorder’s Office
Marilyn Pound
Erma Lam
Whittier
Marjorie Hess
Price Cut Had A Catch For It
In Providence detectives raided a tailor shop selling men s suits at up to 50 percent off. They seized 500 stolen items including suits jackets and overcoats. The shop owner was charged with receiving stolen goods. A sign claimed famous brands up to 50 percent off.
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Providence (Ap
Bucket of Blood to Christmas Town Shelton’s Logging Roots Change
In Shelton Washington the once rough lumber town rebrands as Christmas Town U S A as logging shifts to Christmas tree farming. Mason County and nearby counties supply much of the region’s trees with large firms operating 100000 acres nationwide. Readiness includes nurseries seed selection protection from wildlife and rustlers and modern harvesting and shipment methods.
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Mason County
Kitsap
Thurston
Puget Sound
United States
Youth Club Boom and New Music Cartridge Trend
A survey of youth culture highlights growing commercially backed teen clubs like TV Hullabaloo Scene with franchising, strict age rules, and a 15,000 dollar start. Also noted are cartridge-based tapes and players offering longer play and tailored tunes alongside Kennedy as a popular hero in Poland.
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U.S
Youth Beat
Waterford
Conn
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
John Angel
TV Hullabaloo
Poland
Warsaw
Red
John F. Kennedy
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Montrose-Holman Hotel
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Ted Corwin
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