Immunity Fourth Front Against Cancer Explored by Dr Moore
Dr George E Moore describes cancer resistance and susceptibility, noting chromosomal changes and varying outcomes. He cites cases where resistance or failure to resist infection affects cancer progression and previews a four part NEA series on the Fourth Front Against Cancer.
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George E. Moore
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
NEA
Buffalo
N. Y
American Cancer Society
High Point Voters Face Quiet Primary Ahead of May 2
Civic restart for High Point as voters prepare for the Democratic primary tomorrow and mayoral election on May 2. Apathy eyes the city with few campaign sparks and calls for renewed leadership to energize the electorate and defend liberty through informed participation.
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Jess Washburn
High Point
Kremlin Secrecy and Scandal Hit Cotton Quotas
Pravda reports three Communist Party and government chiefs have lost jobs amid a major scandal over padded cotton quotas in the oeadzhik Republic. For three years officials claimed quotas were met while actual production lagged, highlighting corruption behind Russia's space ambitions and rising cloth prices.
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Pravda
Communist Party
Oeadzhik Republic
Russia
Moscow
Three Way GOP Governor Race Grips New Jersey
New Jersey voters face a three way Republican primary for governor with Walter Jones leading organizational backing, James Mitchell buoyed by U S Senator Case support, and Wayne Dumont lagging. Analysts note liberal conservative contrasts and party infighting potential for November.
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Garden State
New Jersey
New York City
Jersey
Superior Court
Richard J. Hughes
James P. Mitchell
Ike
Mitchell
Walter H. Jones
Bergen County
Jones
Assembly
Alfred E. Driscoll
U. S
Clifford P. Case
Kennedy
Case
Round the Capitol Hoss Trading and Political Compromise
Longshore analysis describes rumors of hoss trading among legislators and sponsors during redistricting and university trustee elections. It contrasts open compromises and backroom deals, notes patronage as a fixture of governance, and suggests lines between proper cooperation and deceit are blurred.
Notes on The News By Charles Pearson
Charles Pearson analyzes the General Assembly dynamics with three blocs the pro administration group the anti administration faction and a burgeoning Republican bloc. He notes open minded minority influence potential and widespread courting amid unresolved budget votes and committee reviews.
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Charles Pearson
General Assembly
Appropriations Committee
Southward swing amid change and political contests
A North Carolina writer recalls a Deep South swing through Georgia Alabama and Tennessee noting cultural ferment and shift from Confederate memory toward unity against communism. He praises leaders Hobart Bryant and Carson Stout for mayor race and outlines council contenders amid race and growth in High Point. The piece honors Dr. Phil Elliott and Gardner-Webb’s progress as it surveys taxes reapportionment and school issues.
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Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Decatur Executives Club
Athens
Macon
Payton Anderson
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Talladega
John Birch
Alabama Journal
Patterson
Montgomery
Carlton McLendon
Vivian
High Point
Knife and Fork Club
T Hat Club
A. W. Klemme
North Carolina
Tar Heelia
Deep South
Supreme Court
John Birch Societies
South
Phil Elliott
Boiling Springs College
Gardner-Webb College
E. Eugene Poston
Robert Burns
Elliott
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High Point Ee Inc
D. Rawley M . B
Lass
N. Cc
Lynn Nisbet
U.S. Signal Corps
Peace Corps
Holt McPherson
Confederacy
Old South
Hobart Bryant
Carson Stout
Stout
Council
Angus Sargent
Culler Boys
Dick and
Roy
Jake Froelich
Gary Davis
W. J. Kiser
Perry Little
J. B. Phillips
Andy Evans