Antibody Experts Win Nobel For Immunology Discovery
STOCKHOLM AP confirms Gerald Edelman and Rodney Porter win the 1972 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for revealing the chemical structure of antibodies. Prize value listed as 98,100 dollars. The piece notes U S dominance in recent years and outlines both laureates’ bios and careers. It mentions Nobel schedule and nonawarding of Peace Prize. It also describes the university affiliations and early work that led to the discovery.
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Stockholm
Gerald Maurice Edelman
Rockefeller University
New York
Rodney R. Porter
University of Oxford
England
Edelman
Porter
Royal Caroline Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Rockefeller Institute
Massachusetts General Hospital
United States
Alfred Nobel
Ashton
Liverpool University
Cambridge
National Institute For Medical Research
London
St. Mary's Hospital
Pfizer
Gairdner Foundation
Karl Landsteinen
American Association of Blood Banks
Rioting Prisoners Back Down On Liberty Or Death Claim
Inmates at the District of Columbia jail released 11 guards after a nearly 24 hour seizure. A court hearing was ordered, with reform measures to be addressed in two weeks. Corrections Commissioner Kenneth Hardy, held hostage, was unharmed except for a head laceration to Lt. Charles Wren.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Federal District Court
Charles Wren
Kenneth Hardy
William Bryant
William Brown
Brown
Hardy
Senate Leader Sees Pa school bill veto pressure
In Harrisburg the Senate leader urged Governor Shapp to veto a public school appropriation rising from 19 million to 43 million, arguing spending beyond current revenue risks tax hikes. The bill’s boost to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh aimed to aid struggling districts amid broader tax restraint talks.
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Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
Martin L. Murray
Murray
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Shapp
Herd
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
House
H. Jack Seltzer
Lebanon
Appropriations Committee
Commonwealth
Backfire bomber production and US response explored
U S intelligence assesses Soviet swing wing bomber Backfire may be in quantity production with about 12 aircraft built. The bomber, capable of 1500 mph and striking targets up to 3000 miles away, could threaten the United States. The United States contemplates a B1 bomber and a potential $15 billion air defense system, while aging bombers remain in service. In New Orleans, “Oldies but Goodies” protest Social Security payments at City Hall and LSU Medical Center, calling for elder autonomy and noncustodial roles.
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Russia
United States
U.S
Asia
Europe
Pentagon
New Orleans
Louisiana State University Medical Center
Arthur Flemming
Nixon
America
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Ned Chase
Barry
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