Skepticism Greets British Leukemia Breakthrough Claim
American and Canadian experts question a Glasgow based report that a leukemia virus grown in human tissue marks a major advance. While some call it a stimulus to research others caution it is not a decisive breakthrough yet. observers note it may bring closer to a cure.
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Associated Press
United States
Royal Beatson Hospital
Glasgow
Scotland
Robert Williamson
Leon Dmochowski
Houston
Department of Virology
University of Texas
Leukemia Society of America
Dmochowski
al Davis
American Cancer Society
GOP Shines In New York Virginia Wins Big in Off-Year
GOP dominance spreads with Virginia’s Linwood Holton win and New Jersey’s Republican victory as President Nixon campaigns for both. Lindsay in New York City edges a three way race boosting his national profile. Black candidates face mixed outcomes in Detroit Buffalo and Hartford.
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New Jersey
New York
John V. Lindsay
Nixon
Lindsay
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Detroit
Buffalo
Hartford
Linwood Holton
William C. Battle
White House
Holton
Roanoke
South
William T. Cahill
Robert B. Meyner
Battle
Cahill
Meyner
Richard J. Hughes
Admission and discharge notices from Corry area
The News Today Report lists admissions including Cynthia Paver 11 Sherman street Althea Wodhomurka Chautauqua N Y Howard Moore Eric Coburn Sherman N Y Mrs Martin Costello Columbus Douglas Hollabaugh Bear Lake Ruby Bogert 524 West Pleasant Joi Sorenson Sixth street extension Patricia Maloney Union City Owen Taylor 21 Spring street Discharges include Mrs William Ehrhardt Centerville Mrs Wilber VanEarden Clymer Barbara Houghtling 303 Mead avenue and Mrs George Huff R D 2 Corry. Duty emergency line 664 4641 and ambulance 664 2321 are noted.
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Cynthia
Thomas Paver
Sherman Street
Althea
Ronald Wodhomurka
Chautauqua
N.Y
Howard Moore
Eric
Gerald Coburn
Sherman
Martin Costello
Columbus
Douglas
Rodney Hollabaugh
Bear Lake
Ruby
Richard Bogert
West Pleasant Street
Joi Sorenson
Sixth Street
Patricia
Richard Maloney
Union City
Owen Taylor
Spring Street
William Ehrhardt
Centerville
Wilber VanEarden
Clymer
Barbara Houghtling
Mead Avenue
George Huff
R.D
Corry
Rita
Funeral services for John A. Williamson
The funeral for Mr. Williamson was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev. H Kenyon Leishman of First United Presbyterian officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included EE Bush Lyle Chase James Lewis T Allen May E V McClintock and A Bruce Smith. Attendees from away included Attorney and Mrs James D Williamson and Jim Williamson Jr of Schuylkill Haven and Pottstown respectively plus the Fullers and Williamson relatives from Eric Grove City and others.
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John A. William
Williamson
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
First United Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ee, Bush
Lyle Chase
James Lewis
T. Allen May
E.V. McClintock
A. Bruce Smith
James D. Williamson
Schuylkill Haven
James D. Williamson Jr
Pottstown
Stanley Fuller
Thomas Williamson
R.A. Williamson
Eric
Hazel (Fuller) Morrison
Grove City
Philadelphia OKs $65 Million School Bond After May Rejection
Philadelphia voters approved a pared down $65 million education building loan after previously rejecting a $90 million bond. The vote followed a tax revolt backdrop and dissatisfaction with school policy while a separate $39.75 million in municipal bonds also passed. Names Kenneth Nichols Curtis Paul appear in the clipping.
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Philadelphia
Kenneth Nichols
Shady Avenue
Curtis
Donald Simmonson
Lemon Street
Paul
Perry Nichols
West Bond Street
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