Cancer virus antibodies found in relatives of Hodgkin's victims
Sloan Kettering researchers report positive antibody tests in 60 percent of close contacts of Hodgkin's patients and 45 percent among exposed workers, suggesting possible virus transmission but stressing no conclusive proof. Normal individuals showed 30 percent positivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Pr. S. Kingsley Sanders
Sloan Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Stanford University
Sanders
Sloan Kettering
Albany
N. Y.) Medical College
New York State Health Department
Fraud Charged In Skirvin Sale
The James Hotel Corp trustee asks US District Court in Oklahoma City to set aside the Skirvin Tower Hotel sale to Oklahoma City Federal Savings and Loan Association. Stanton L. Young alleges fraud and a $600000 potential undervaluation on the $14 million sale, claiming preferential treatment and intent to hinder creditors, leaving the James Hotel Co. insolvent with insufficient capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
James Hotel Corp
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City Federal Savings and Loan Association
Stanton L. Young
Young
James Hotel Co
Rice Use Expected to Rise as Carryover Shrinks
Washington reports the Agriculture Department projects a total 1971 72 rice use of 92.7 million hundredweight. Domestic use for food seed and brewers is seen at 35.2 million, with exports rising to about 57.5 million, as record supplies and higher shipments reduce carryover.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate Passes Advertising Act for Oklahoma Highways
Oklahoma Senate approves a Highway Advertising Act to resolve a federal funding dispute. The bill would allow 75 percent federal aid for billboard removal to meet beautification standards, avoiding potential $5 million annual cuts in federal highway funds. Governor Hall expected to sign after approval.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Senate
Oklahoma
Robert Murphy
Stillwater
Hall
Chester Brooks
Brooks
Kansas City
Highway Department
Midwest
Southwest States
Federal
Records Return Uncertain After Mail Mixup
Mrs. Bill King of Norman Oklahoma requested Spanish language records mailed March 13 1962 to her home under 20 miles away. The Daily Oklahoman and the Oklahoma City Times returned the package marked Addressee Unknown with one record noted as received in bad condition. The publisher offered to resend if she called. Postal officials were puzzled by the misroute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bill King
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma Publishing Co
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
San Antonio
Rectifying the count leads to a squeeze in bridge
In a six no trump attempt the defender East and West hold a 3-3 break or four cards in each suit to threaten a squeeze. South sacrifices a diamond early, then profits from the squeeze by cashing spades and hearts while East discards, losing his stopper. The result hinges on precise timing after the count is rectified.
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Yvesterday
South
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
The World in 1971 promotion from Lawton publication
A brief notice offers copies of The World in 1971 from Lawton Publishing Co at third and A in Lawton Oklahoma with mail order details and price per copy.
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Lawton Publishing Co
Lawton
Okla
Farmers Union Says Butz Only Half Right
The National Farmers Union backs Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz on profitable farm income but accuses him of pitting consumers against producers. NFU and NFA criticize his push for price controls as a political ploy while praising higher farm prices and arguing for fair returns to farmers.
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Farmers Union
Washington
National Farmers Union
Earl L. Butz
The
NFU
Buty
NFA
Buzz
NEA
There’s Plenty In A Name In Southeast Asia
International broadcaster notes that naming customs vary across Southeast Asia. Malays use patronymic and titles like Dato and Tan Sri. Thais assign village or arbitrary last names. Indians adapt gods’ names. Filipinos mix Spanish surnames with nicknames. Chinese naming shifts by region, with risk of misidentification. A Singaporean example is Wee Kim Wee where name placement matters.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Tan Sri
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Dato
Abdul Ibrahim bin
Dato Haji Ishak
Ishak
Mecca
Abdul Ibrahim
Mohammed Ismail
bin Haji Ibrahim
Inche
Ismail
Mr. Ismail
Bin
Surin Ruandej
Surin
India
Hari Subramaniam
Hari
Mr. Subramaniam
Maniam
Hari Vengada
Rama Sankara Subramaniam
H.V.R.S.L Iver
Philippines
Valencias
Valdezes
Villaloboses
Valenzuelas
Armando Lopez
Mr. Lee
Fook
Robert Tan Chin Khoon
Mr. Tan
Robert
Chin Khoon
Ah Chin
Vietnam
Neuvens
Smiths
New York
Mort Lee Rosenblum
Rossen Pu
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