Two Clues to Cancer Reported by UC Scientists
In San Francisco UC virus laboratory researchers report two clues to cancer origins focusing on mutations in womb sac cells. Nobel laureate Wendell Stanley and Dr Robby Williams describe a recurring particle seen in many cancers that may be a virus, supporting a virus-disease hypothesis.
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San Francisco
University of California Virus Laboratory
Wendell Stanley
Robby Williams
California
American Cancer Society
Stanley
Williams
Dr. Stanley
Traveling America seeks baths in modern hotels and motels
The piece argues for widespread bathing as a sign of modern sanitation and longer life, contrasting today’s ready access to tubs and showers with past Saturday night ablutions. It calls for equal emphasis on spiritual cleanliness alongside physical hygiene.
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America
United States Pushes Western Arms Plan at U N Assembly
The United States seeks Assembly support to renew negotiations under the Western disarmament plan for arms cuts only. Washington rejects amendments backing Soviet, Indian or Japanese tests suspension proposals, insisting on parallel Soviet conversion to peaceful atomic production under international supervision.
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United Nations
United States
U.N. Assembly
Soviet Union
Mollet Weighs French Premier Bid After Coty Offer
Paris President Rene Coty asked Socialist Guy Mollet to form the next French government. Mollet did not commit and would study the possibilities, promising an answer in a few days. Observers expect Mollet to refuse, with Pleven or Schuman as alternate moderates.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Guy Mollet
France
Mollet
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
National Assembly
Coty
Rene Pleven
Robert Schuman
Europe
Bourges-Maunoury
Hideaway Love Nest Case Snares Raleigh Trio
In Raleigh a 15 year old girl is in a detention home after being found in an abandoned house used as a hideaway and meeting place for a teenage club. Two men James Matthews 21 and Gerald Casper 18 were charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The club members were 13 to 15 and Hugh Morson High students. Police said the girl and the men fled as officers entered. Empty beer cans and a sheet spread on the floor were found upstairs.
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Raleigh
Anne Wiser
James Thaddeus Matthews
Gerald Thomas Casper
Hugh Morson
Hoffa Elected President of Teamsters in 4 to 1 Victory
James R. Hoffa won the Teamsters presidency by a wide margin amid ongoing scandal. He secured over half of 1,754 votes with 878 to 98 for Thomas Haggerty and 192 for William Lee. Delegates voted by voice as Hoffa’s supporters praised his record and called for unity amid FBI and Senate oversight.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Detroit Union
Hoffa
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
William A. Lee
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
Voice
Teamsters
FBI
Senate
Jimoe
English Haggerty
Peter J. Hoban
Hoban
Mahoney
Lee
Mahone
Asian Flu Cases Rebound With Hundreds of Thousands More
The Public Health Service reports a weekly rise in influenza like illness across the United States with about 200000 additional cases totaling 422650 since early June. One death in the continental U S and several in Puerto Rico Hawaii and Alaska are noted. Outbreaks in schools drive absenteeism as states use varying estimation methods.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Esti
United States
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
The
Health Service
Child Found After All Night Search in Pottstown
Two year old Candida Street Streeter vanished about 5 30 pm yesterday in heavy woods near her home. A nightlong search by 500 officers Scouts and volunteers ended at dawn when Kathy De Board 16 found the child near a chicken house wet and shivering. She was taken to Phoenixville Hospital in fair condition with minor bruises from a few falls and exposure.
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Pottstown
Candida
Candy) Streeter
Little Candy
John W. Streeter
Kathy de Board
Conestoga High School
Berwyn
Barnes Es
Kathy
Warsaw Students Face Severe Sanctions After Riot
Riot police and militiamen clashed with about 2 000 Warsaw Polytechnic students protesting government suppression of their newspaper. Ten officers were injured. around 30 students were arrested. Authorities warned expulsions and other sanctions for participants.
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Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Col Rudolf Abel Trial Begins In Brooklyn Federal Court
Col Rudolf Abel, considered the top Russian spy caught in the United States, appears in the Brooklyn Federal District Court on opening day. A defense bid for more time to prepare was rejected as jury selection began.
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Rudolf Abel
United States
Brooklyn
Federal District Court
Campaign to aid teen violence victims grows in Philadelphia
Clara Baldwin leads a volunteer drive in North Philadelphia to raise funds for Billy Flack a 15 year old stabbed by youths as officials and welfare groups back the effort. The Citizens Committee against Juvenile Delinquency supports the drive and Captain Fox cites it as a model for reducing racial tension.
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Philadelphia
Clara Baldwin
Thomas
Baldwin
Citizens Committee Against
Mrs. Baldwin
Harry Fox
Police Department
Juvenile Aid Bureau
Soldiers Bring Nine Negro Students Into Central High
In Little Rock a 20 soldier escort guided nine Negro students into Central High for a 10th day of integration. About 100 white pupils gathered at the entrance but most did not jeer. a few displayed Confederate flags. No mass walkout occurred today, and tensions remained as officials and federal troops maintained calm amid the ongoing crisis.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Central High
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Central High Sept
Blytheville
Keating Mentions Broader Civil Rights Authority
Keating, an original author of the Civil Rights Bill, said in an interview he is considering a new move to grant the attorney general broader authority similar to what the bill proposed before Senate changes. He envisions not restoring Section III in full but widening power to seek federal court injunctions in civil rights cases.
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Keating
House
Senate
Italians Blockade San Marino Tightens
San Marino remains under a strict blockade as Italy threatens to starve the enclave into submission. Smuggling persists with scarce food items reaching the 40 000 residents while Italian tanks scout the borders by night and searchlights sweep the fields. The Communist government inside the old stone HQ holds about 70 militia as tensions mount.
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San Marino
Italy
Gino Giacomini
Ex Marine Pilot Aims Nonstop Rome Flight From Galveston
Ex Marine William Wyatt, 25 of Dallas, took off from Galveston at 12 57 p m CST in a Mooney Mark 20 under radio silence. He planned a 5 500 mile Great Circle hop to Rome with 48 hour endurance using extra fuel cells and an automatic pilot. Wyatt expected 36 to 40 hours of flight time and carried food water coffee and juice with a life raft and emergency gear.
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Tex
William Wyatt
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Italy
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Dallas
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Kerrville
Civil Aeronautics Administration
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Ala
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Atlantic
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Nice
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