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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1975

Page

7

UC astronomers announce eight billion light year galaxy discovery

Berkeley reports the discovery of galaxy 3C123 eight billion light years away, 5 to 10 times larger than the Milky Way and among the most distant photographed objects. Photographed by Lick Observatory, the galaxy appears normal for a giant and may reveal galaxy formation when the universe was half its present age.

University of California Lick Observatory San Jose Hyron Spinrad Earth Mt. Palomar

Center to test drug on cancer at Sloan-Kettering

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center will test L-dopa as an anticancer drug under Dr. George C. Cotzin. Cotzin, who pioneered levodopa therapy for Parkinsonism at Brookhaven, leads the study with seven advanced breast cancer and seven advanced prostate cancer patients. A second phase examines links between the brain and cancer.

New York Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center George C. Cotzing Cotzins Brookhaven National Laboratory Upton N.Y Sloan-Kettering Lewis Thomas Cancer Center Thomas Letopa Cotzias

Nobel laureate proposes electrogazetic theory of cancer

Dr Abert Szent-Gyorgyi, Nobel Prize winner in 1937, unveiled a new electrogazetic theory of cancer at the Triennial Meeting of Nobel Laureates in Lindau Germany. The 82 year old biochemist, backed by National Foundation for Cancer Research, says cancer stems from a missing electron transfer unit that messages cells to stop growing. End of fragmentary report.

Patricia McCormack New York UPD Abert Szent-Gyorgyi Lindau Germany Szent-Gyorgyi National Foundation For Cancer Research Bethesda

Magnetic' Cancer Research Letter Reveals 15 Years of Work

National Foundation for Jin C Salisbury communicates to executive director Frank am that 15 years of cancer research have culminated in a new development. The letter outlines progress and gratitude for support, signaling a potential breakthrough in the foundation's efforts.

Tomagnetic’ C National Foundation For Jin C. Salisbury Cancer Research Frank

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