Fallout radiation effects on genes explored in mice study
A Oak Ridge study led by Dr. William L. Russell and colleagues examines how radiation from fallout and X rays mutate mouse genes. They expose about 100000 mice to varied rates, noting dose timing changes mutation rates, with female eggs showing greater recovery and no clear dose threshold.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Oak Ridge, Tenn
William L.russell
Liane B. Russell
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Union Carbide Corp
Russell
Dr. Russell
Changes Continual Editor's Note Final in Why I Teach Series
By BILL CARL Social Science Instructor Senior High School the piece cites the enjoyment and challenge of working with teenagers and observing their progress as core reasons for teaching. It notes teaching requires flexibility to adapt to different situations and describes the old National Road as a historic link between Cumberland and Vandalia built to unite East and West.
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Bill Carl
Change
Cumberland
Vandalia
Ill
County Hires New Health Nurse in Erie
Mrs. Lonnie Ashcraft is appointed county health nurse effective May 1, succeeding Mrs. Robert Overstreet who resigned. The report also notes a state spelling contest in Topeka with Judy Irwin of Fairfield district earning a county contest win earlier. Other items include a hospital open house at Osawatomie and various social gatherings and club activities in the Erie area.
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Erie
Lonnie Ashcraft
Robert Overstreet
Hazel Meeker
Judy Irwin
Fairfield
Topeka
Judy
John Young
Glen Gough
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Mike Sears
Pete Kontos
Air Force Base
Salina
Mike
Cecil Sears
Dancing Tonight In Blue Room
White House reception guests will enjoy a new feature with dancing in the Blue Room. A trio of Marine Corps musicians will perform dance music for about 300 guests as President and Mrs. Kennedy host ambassadors and heads of foreign missions, plus Cabinet members, Speaker McCormack, Chief Justice Warren, and top State Department officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Marine Corps
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
Earl Warren
State Department
Toledos School Seeks Cowboy After Cow Causes Damages
The Tole do school board seeks a cowboy after a roving white-faced cow has nightly visited the campus for three years. Superintendent Marion Huff said the animal has caused more than 500 dollars in damage to the athletic field shrubs and lawns and has repeatedly returned despite being chased away.
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Toledo
Ore
Marion Huff
Huff
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club Holds Second Project Meeting
Vilas Vikings 4-H members met at Vilas church on April 27 for their second project meeting. Mrs. Clarence Nelson led as project leader. fourteen members attended with a complete menu prepared. Kathy Carlson demonstrated muffins. Rebecca Nelson spoke on temperatures. Karen Robinson led a picnic safety discussion. Oatmeal cookies were judged.
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Vilas Vikings 4-H
Vilas Church
Clarence Nelson
Kathy Carlson
Rebecca Nelson
Karen Robinson
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Earl Miller
Europe
Robert Krieger
Robert Wood
Gordon Nelson
Leon Carroll
Mmes
Glen McKinney
Burress
Carroll
James White
Neal Trumbull
Will MceMuller
John Yawman
Clark Fleming
Chanute
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St. Paul
Carol Ferguson
Cambern Moore
Reva Ferguson
Kathy
Russell Aikens
Lewis Ferguson
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
Clayton Stanton
Nazarene
Finesse Bridge Club
Cleo Dalton
Roy Ewen
Virgil Hines
Byron Hendrickson
Oakland
Hollis Dunham
Ruben G. Martinez
Manuel C. Martinez
N. Lincoln
United States Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Martinez
Lackland Afb
Chanute High School
Blue
F.C.B
Kansas City
Brown-Strauss Corp
14Th & Osage
Kansas
Mafair
Elizabeth Arden
Penneys
Mémoire
Cherie
France
Miss Arden
Chérie
Tioga Specialty Shop
Tioga Inn
North Lincoln
Sateen
Chanute Furniture Co
W. Main
Penney’s
U.S.A
Dacron
Arnel
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