Breakthrough in Soviet leukemia research raises hopes
Washington AP reports American scientists say a Soviet breakthrough in leukemia research could lead to a preventive vaccine and better treatments. The announcement describes leukemia produced in monkeys after exposure to blood from human patients, implying isolation of a cancer causing virus and potential implications for leukemia and other cancers.
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Washington
United States
John B. Moloney
National Cancer Institute
C. Gordon Zubrod
Moloney
Boris Lapin
Moscow
Rogers Officer Wounded in Traffic Stop Shooting
In Rogers Arkansas Patrolman Larry Faulkenbury was shot twice during a routine traffic stop. He returned fire wounding Myrl Jones 55 of Hindsville in the chest. Both men were listed in serious condition at a Rogers hospital. Investigation continues.
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Rogers, Ark
Rogers
Larry Faulkenbury
Faulkenbury
Myrl Jones
Rt. 1
Hindsville
Rogers Hospital
Skyjacking attempts all failed this year says FAA chief
FAA administrator John H. Shaffer reports 18 hijack attempts this year ended in arrests killings or custody of suspects. Algerian government returned 1.5 million ransom from two incidents, while 12 suspects remain to face trial. Of 10.712 million dollars paid and 15 pounds of gold, all but 503 thousand dollars had been recovered.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
John H. Shaffer
U.S
Shaffer
D. Cooper
Cooper
Honduras
Red
China
Algeria
Hope Kiwanis Family Picnic Highlights Local Honors
Hope Kiwanis Club held a family picnic at Fair Park as Kiwanis International designates Family Reunion Week. Catfish catering by Paul Oller marked a first for a National Catfish Farmers Association member serving a civic club. Teddy Jones accepted the Diamond Division ribbon in MoArk District. The Henry W. Seamans Memorial Scholarship will award $300 to a Key Club senior, Steve Harris, chosen for leadership and service. Head coach Gaylord Solomon previewed the Bobcats' football season.
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Steve Harris
Henry W. Seamans
Kiwanian
E.P. Young Jr
Harris
Lynn Harris
Kiwanis International
Fair Park
Paul Oller
United States
National
Catfish Farmers Association
Teddy Jones
MoArk
Missouri
Arkansas
Jones
Hope Kiwanis Qub
Key Club
E. P. Young, Jr
Steve
Kiwanis
Hope High School
Gaylord Solomon
Bobcat
Jets destroy ammunition dump in VNI
U S Navy pilots from carriers Kitty Hawk Oriskany and Midway struck Viet Nam targets near Vinh Cam Pha and Bien Hoa as Hanoi artillery and ground clashes intensified. The Saigon command reported hundreds of casualties, dozens of aircraft losses, and continued shelling of Bien Hoa and Quang Tri fronts. An experiment station forecast followed with warm conditions across Arkansas.
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Saigon
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Kitty Hawk
Dong Ngan
Vinh
Oriskany
Cam Pha
Haiphong
Midway
South Vietnam
Bien Hoa
U.S
Cambodia
Thailand
Quang Tri
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