Virus-Cancer Link Appears in Texas Study
Scientists at M D Anderson Hospital in Houston report growing large amounts of a spherical C type virus from cells of a Burkitt's Lymphoma patient. Researchers caution proof of causation remains absent while noting the work could advance human cancer virus research. The report, set for Nature, involves Priori Dmochowski Myers and Wilbur.
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Equatorial Africa
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M.D. Anderson
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Armed Skyjackers Hijack Plane Bound for Africa
A white male and white female hijack a Braniff Boeing 707 in Monterrey after taking $100,000 ransom. They free 100 passengers and three of five crew, plan a route toward Trinidad Tobago and possibly Lima before Africa. The flight crew includes three Americans and two stewardesses.
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Lima
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Grapevine
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William R. Wallace
Phillip L. Wray
Dallas
Tina Garcia
Susan Harris
Corpus Christi
Jeanette Batman,Crepps
Oklahoma City
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Anita Banker
Mayer
Doylestown
Kay Williams
Indianapolis
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Spirit of America festival kicks off at Point Mallard Park
A large Decatur crowd is expected for the fifth Spirit of America festival at Point Mallard Park with events from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Highlights include anvil shoots, a Miss Spirit of America pageant, a Patriotism Award for Audie Murphy, a greased pole climb, and performances by the 55th Army Band plus regional news crews.
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Madison
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North Alabama Power Boat Association
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Junior Service League
Alabama
Sarah Wicker
Southeast
Nashville
Birmingham
Huntsville
Associated Press
United Press International
O'Hara
Soviet Cosmonauts Die In Space Capsule Debacle
A tiny hole in the Soyuz II capsule wall caused depressurization and the deaths of Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev after a 24 day mission aboard Salute. Western sources say the hole enlarged during retro rockets firing before descent. Funeral in the Kremlin Wall and state mourners followed.
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John Bausman
Associated Press
Moscow
Kremlin
On This Date 1966 Freedom of Information Act Signed
The entry notes that in 1966 President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Freedom of Information Act to reduce secrecy in the executive branch. It lists contact numbers for want ads and a weather brief for the Valley with a note on weather page. It closes with a local patriotic line.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Police Probe Colombo Plot
Police identify the Colombo shooting as an underworld plot tied to Italian-American power struggles. Deputy Commissioner Daley says two hit men and an execution order were involved and a 16 mm camera is key evidence. Colombo remains in critical condition after the Monday attack during Unity Day rites.
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New York Times News Service
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Colombo
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Johnson
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