Viruses Cause Most Cancers Theory Sees Link
Nobel prize scientist Dr. Wendell Slanney, UC virologist, argues viruses may cause most or all cancers. He envisions vaccines and new therapies, noting cancer itself is not contagious and active triggers include aging, hormones, diet, chemicals, radiation, or combinations. The theory would shift cancer research toward viral causation and prevention.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Detroit
Ka’ Nobel
Wendell M. Slanney
University of California
Stanley
New Experiments Debated At National Cancer Conference
Dr Stanley told the third National Cancer Conference that new methods to control cancer were discussed. The gathering was attended by 1,200 physicians and scientists from the United States and 22 foreign countries, sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society.
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Stanley
United States
National Cancer [Nutltule
American Cancer Society
California
Crude Oil Output Drops Across Several States
Crude oil and lease condensate production fell 15,480 barrels from the prior week with a daily average of 7,043,840 barrels for the week ending June 2, per Oil and Gas Journal. Gains were seen in Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Wyoming while Utah declined.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oil’ & Gas Journal
Colorado
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Dows
Albuquerque Men Grow Beards for City Anniversary
In Albuquerque, men are growing beards for the city anniversary celebration. Mrs Mildred Dowling, operator of a beauty shop, reports many men requesting professional beard dye jobs and she will set up special facilities if enough requests come in.
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Albuquerque
N. Im
Mildred Dowling
CED Pushes Two Billion Dollar Tax Cut Plan
The Committee for Economic Development urged a tax cut of two billion dollars or more next Jan 1 if a three billion dollar or larger budget surplus exists and inflationary pressures stay low. It urged deferral of action until late this session to gauge budget prospects and economic signals. The group favors first trimming personal income taxes and, if funds allow, reducing corporate rate and excise taxes on motor vehicles, alcohol, and tobacco, prioritizing motor vehicle taxes due to auto industry strain.
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Washington
Committee’ For Economic Development
CED
Rischower Administration
Algo
Charles
Congress
Fourteenth Street
Weld
County General Hospital
Treasury cash budget surplus and federal finance picture
The CEO says a cash budget gives a more complete view of federal receipts and expenditures, while omitting social security and trust funds yields an inadequate impact. The Treasury estimates the administrative budget surplus for the year ending June 30 at about 1.93 billion, with Congress projecting up to 2.30 billion and cash surplus near four billion.
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Treasury
Stork Express born to several Weld County couples
Stork Express reports multiple births at Weld County General Hospital. A daughter was born Monday June 4 to Mr and Mrs Candel Ari Solamo of Johnstown and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Raymond Nuss of 2401 Eighth Street. A son arrived Monday June 4 to Mr and Mrs Donald Steinmetz of Lakerna. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lucino Gonzalez Route 2 and a son to Mr and Mrs Gonzalo Garcia of 1012 Direct all at Weld County General Hospital.
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Candelari Solamo
Johnstown
Weld County General Hospital
Raymond Nuss
Eighth Street
Donald Steinmetz
Lakernea
Lucino Gonzalez
Route 2
Gonzelo Garcia
Well County Geneeral Hospital
Born to Bunting at Weld County General Hospital
A daughter was born Tuesday, June 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bunting of 237 Fifth Avenue at Weld County General hospital. Also, a son was born Tuesday, June 5, to Mr. and Abs. Anton Vasquez of Holte 1.8 at Weld County General hospital, per Tribune want ads.
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Forn
Abs. Anton Vasquez
Holte
Weld County General Hospital
Henry Bunting
Fifth Avenue
Dag Hammarskjold expands effort to ease Middle East tensions
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, backed by a unanimous Security Council vote, began a second phase of efforts to ease tensions between Israel and Arab states. He will offer good offices to reinforce the 1949 armistice and does not plan a new personal mission at this time. The process was narrowed after Arab and Soviet objections over pursuing a permanent peace settlement.
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United Nations
NY. i
Security Council
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Israel
L-Nation Council
Tin
United States
France
Lonslon
Names listed of patients and dismissals at Weld County General
A garbled hospital notice lists admitted patients and dismissals at Weld County General on June 4 including Claudia Siteman Alyce Cash Angela Lobato Dean Anderson Mrs Clarence Ta Martin Mrs Larry Schick Olln Castor Buckingham Mrs Gordon Harrison Mrs Donna McClellan Alvino Bara Gilcrest and others from Windsor Kersey Ault and Denver with addresses on Seventh Avenue Ninth and Fifteenth streets plus Jackie Pickett and Suzanne Smith.
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Weld County
General Hospital
Claudia and
Clarence
Siteman
Alyce Cash
Seventh Avenue
Apt
Clyde E
Fryar
Eaton
Angela Lobato
Piered
Dean Anderson
Clarence Ta
Martin
Elghth Avenue
Larry , Schick
Balonje
T. C, Bruce
Mattesville
Olln Castor
Buckingham
Gordon Harrison
George Drew
Fela
Jackson Boulevard
Francis W. Dresser
Fight Avenue
Francis Fielkoski
Ault
John Roth
Theresa Llamas
Jackie Pickett
Fifteenth Avenue
Suzanne Smith
Guns to wheelbarrows setback hits Tombstone restoration
In Tombstone Arizona a restoration project suffered a setback after a 200 pound coin box containing only a few coins was stolen along with a wheelbarrow reported stolen from the city works department. Police are investigating the incidents.
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Tombstone
Ariz. Gi
City Works Department
Mill workers attend service at Taftville plant
In Taftville workers from the textile mill used their plant on Sunday to attend a Roman Catholic service at the Secred Heart parish across the burned floor. The gesture followed the loss of the mill and offered space for prayer and community gathering.
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Taftville
Connta
Olwreb
Secred Heart
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