Salk Finds Abnormal Monkey Cells With High Potency
Dr. Jonas Salk reports odd monkey heart cells producing potent antibodies that kill normal and cancer cells in vitro. Tests in over 200 monkeys showed no cancers but non malignant tumors appeared then regressed. Antibodies killed diverse human cells and harmed chick embryos, prompting cautious conclusions and calls for further study.
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Jonas Salk
American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Pittsburg
Ags Salk
Jumps Into Water To Escape Rifle Fire Tragedy
Fourteen-year-old Charles L. Davis drowned in the Trinity River after leaping from a raft to escape rifle shots fired from the bank. His companions Roy Dixson and Charles Draper survived after abandoning the raft. Davis was found dead after an eight minute search in ten feet of water. The shooters were not located.
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Dallas
Charles L. Davis
Trinity River
Davis
Roy Dixson
Charles Draper
Dixson
Draper
Evening TV Schedule for Wichita Falls and Nearby Areas
A dense listing of daily programs from 3:30 PM to 11:00 PM across Wichita Falls and regional stations. Includes cartoons Bugs Bunny and Friends, The Edge of Night, The Jack Paar Tonight show, Track Down, and news blocks with Weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobby Lobby
Southwest Tonight
Warren & the Weather
World of Sports
Doug Edwards
Channel 2
Childress
Bugs Benny
Edwards
Frank Sinatra
the Thin Man
Patrice Munsel
Jack Paar
Saturday Television Schedule Mess Adds Clutter
A crowded listing shows cartoon parties, games, and shows from morning to night with multiple errors. Programs include Captain Kangaroo Mighty Mouse and Gunsmoke among others, but many times and titles are garbled and inconsistent across the page.
Congress Faces Missile Aid Civil Rights and Tax Debates
In a New Year message from Texas Congressman Walter Rogers, the coming session in Washington is outlined. Key topics include missile coordination, foreign aid, civil rights expansion, education funding, and tax policy with a focus on budget balance. visitors included J E Haley Jr of Canyon.
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Congress
Washington
Russia
Europe
Asia
New York Herald Tribune
India
Soviet Union
China
Kerala
Nina Foch Seeks Tough TV Roles Despite Glamour Image
TV veteran Nina Foch advocates studying people to master difficult parts. She condemns easy lines, promotes technique and curiosity, and says actors must stay glamorous and take care of their bodies to perform challenging roles.
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New York
Nina Foch
Miss Foch
L. A
Foch
Gins Jammed as Cotton Harvest Advances in Texas
The USDA reports cotton gins jammed with loaded trailers as the delayed harvest proceeds. Dust from a northerly last week slowed harvest and peanut recovery in the Comanche Bra nth area, though farmers report average or better peanut yields. Wheat remains in good condition on the high plains, though new plantings grow slowly due to cold and moisture-shedding winds. Rio Grande Valley citrus shows best business since 1951, cabbage and lettuce harvests progress, carrots and onions grow with minimal freeze damage, and early spring tomatoes are planted as land is prepared for the 1958 watermelon crop. Livestock statewide are wintering in good condition.
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Austin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Comanche-Brath
High Plains
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Local Visits Span Towns Across the Area
Kirkland News lists Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pryor and son Bob visiting in Stinnett. Numerous relatives travel visits include Mrs. D. C. Messick and daughter with Roy Collyer family in Vernon and Jack Brian in Vernon. Waurika guests include Gus Danials and daughter Nancy with Campsey in Lakeview. Multiple family gatherings from Childress to Quanah and Wellington to Crowell mark holiday visits. Earl Cook undergoes surgery in Childress General Hospital. John Dickson and Bruce Cook visit from Levelland and McLean residents join Earl Cook.
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Oscar Pryor
Stinnett
Bobby Pryor
D. C. Messick
Roy Collyer
Vernon
Jack Brian
Gus McDaniels
Nancy
Waurika
Okla
John Campsey
Kenneth Melton
Childress
A. L. Myers
Wellington
Charlie Motsenbocker
RCC
A.B Clements
Bruce Clements
Dennis
Covington
Tenn
R. (. Clements
Lakeview
Bill Daniels
Quanah
Pete Clements
Ronnie
Greer Weightman
Othel Werner
Stevie
Amarillo
John Belts
Viola Biggerstaff
Crowell
Dalton Biggerstaff
Lubbock
Designer's Rites Pending for Fort Worth Interior Architect
Funeral services are pending for Robert Ditchler Harrell Sr. 61, noted designer who created interiors for the Houston Shamrock Hotel, the Carter Field terminal building, and several Hollywood homes.
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Fort Worth
Robert Ditchler Harrell Sr
Houston Shamrock Hotel
Carter Field
Hollywood
Merchants tout Xmas sales and year end notices in 1957 column
Community notes report robust Xmas business at local merchants through the weekend with clearances and pre inventory sales. Local residents boost spirits with holiday greetings as Senator Rogers and Representative Ehrle are home for the holidays. A. J. Rushing returns after illness. Frank's Grocery closes its chapter. Marvin Keathe privately bought candy for needy children, and the piece ends with a Santa Claus moment.
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Childress
Marvin Keathe
Santa Claus
Communism Cultivates Rising Drinking in East Europe
Berlin reports a shift as East Europeans drink heavily in bars and streets to cope with life under Communism. Youths lead the drinking movement, using alcohol as a protest against propaganda and economic hardship. East Germany shows widespread drunkenness, while West Germany remains less affected. Prosecution targets bars serving youths under 16 and a potential raise of the drinking age to 18 is under discussion.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
West Germany
East Berlin
Bigham Completes Company Level Officer Course
Capt Harral A Bigham son of Mr and Mrs W W Bigham Paducah recently completed the company level officer course at the Army Medical Service School Fort Sam Houston The 22 week program trained him in tactical administrative and professional duties of a company level medical officer He is a 1941 Paducah High School graduate and a 1947 University of Kentucky alumus
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Fort Sam Houston
Tex
AHTNC
Harral A. Bigham
W. W. Bigham
Paducah
Army Medical Service School
Bigham
Paducah High School
Uni
Cretty of Texas joins Phi Kappa Tau fraternity
A fragment notes a Cretty of Texas becoming a member of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. It records the affiliation without additional context or dates.
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Lawrence
Ways and Means
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Tennessee
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J. Evetts Haley, Jr
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