BCG Cancer Conference Gathers Scientists From 10 Nations
Bethesda MD AP scientists from 10 nations meet to study BCG as a potential cancer treatment. The National Cancer Institute notes trials are encouraging but not a breakthrough, with discussion of possible leukemia prevention and immune therapy.
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Bethesda, Md
U.S. National Cancer Institute
Oak Ridge
Tenn
National Cancer Institute
Oak Ridge Laboratory
Hanna
NCI
Quebec
Chicago
Panel warns of US mineral crisis if domestic base not built
A National Research Council panel told the National Commission on Materials Policy that the United States faces a severe mineral-supply crisis within decades unless it shifts its industrial base to abundant domestic materials. It warned of erosion of mining and manufacturing, heavy dependence on foreign resources, and a no-growth policy as a path to sustainability with June 30 1973 reporting target.
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Washington
United States
National Commission On Materials Policy
National Research Council
Club of Rome
U.S
Commission On Materials
Congress
Preston Cloud
University of California In
Santa Barbara
Credit Bureau to Host Oklahoma Convention in Lawton
The Credit Bureau of Lawton will host the 1972 annual convention of the Associated Credit Bureaus of Oklahoma at the Lawton Holiday Inn. About 60 attendees are expected, with talks by Sam Carusi of the FTC and Ray Swan of the National Association of Credit Bureaus. An open house is planned for Saturday.
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Associated Credit Bureaus of
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Virginia Brewczynski
Lawton Credit Bureau
State Association
Sam Carusi
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Ray Swan
Houston
Tex
National Association of Credit Bureaus
J. W. Bradshaw
Oklahoma City
Fred Bassett
Chickasha
Credit Bureau
Texas Bar Opposes New Law Schools Over Lawyer Surplus
The Texas Junior Bar says the state has a lawyer surplus and urges the Coordinating Board to reject proposals for new law schools. President Larry Montgomery of Fort Worth cites a crisis in supply and demand, with the group presenting a report on October 20.
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Fort Worth
Tex
State Junior Bar of
Gunshots hit WNJR radio in Union New Jersey
Two shots were fired through the windows of WNJR late Wednesday night from a high powered rifle but no injuries were reported. The city owned station, broadcasting at the moment of the shooting, has faced controversy over its recent shift to community oriented programming and a moderated nightly talk show.
Malaysian Premier Razak Ends Moscow Visit
Malaysian Prime Minister Razak concluded his first official visit to the Soviet Union, signing two cooperation agreements on economic technical and scientific cultural ties. He was seen off by Premier Kosygin and Deputy Premier Novikov after arriving last Friday.
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Moscow
Tun Abdul Razak
Malaysia
Soviet Union
Razak
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vladimir Novikov
Kosygin
McGovern's Wife Visits Texas During Campaign Tour
Mrs. George McGovern arrives in Austin for a picnic and reception then schedules a Texas swing with a news conference at the state Capitol. She plans a Dallas stop with a noon rally at El Centro College and a Dallas Press Club briefing.
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Austin
Tex
George McGovern
Texas
Floresville
Treasury
John B. Connally
Yukon Man Hit and Killed by Train
Harold Frazier 47 of Yukon died after being struck by a train Tuesday night while walking along the tracks in Yukon. Police said the incident occurred on the railway line and the man was fatally injured.
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Yukon
Harold Frazier
Motel Tax Vote Set In Capital
Oklahoma City seeks a 2 percent tax on hotel and motel rooms to fund tourism and conventions. The Dec. 5 vote date also applies to a separate proposal to raise the local sales tax from one to two cents.
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Oklahoma City
Lance Missile Contract Set for 1973 Production
The U S Army awards LTV Aerospace a 25 million dollar contract for Lance missiles for the 1973 fiscal year. Work will be done by LTV’s Sterling Heights division in Michigan. Lance will replace older Sergeant and Honest John systems. The first Army Lance battalion forms at Fort Sill.
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Dallas, Tex
U.S. Army
LTV Aerospace Corp
Sterling Heights
Mich
Honest John
Fort Sill
Patrol Woman Joins Carbondale Police Force
Merilyn Waldman aged 35 was sworn in as a patrol officer in Carbondale Illinois on Wednesday. She becomes part of the city police department adding a female patrol presence.
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Carbondale, Ill
Merilyn Waldman
Heroin Seized Hidden in Argentinian Sheepskins
Brazilian police uncovered 132 pounds of pure heroin totaling about 40 million dollars hidden among Argentina sheepskins off a New York bound freighter. Five men and one woman were arrested in the largest seizure in Brazilian history with U S and Argentina authorities collaborating. The drugs could supply 117 731 addicts for a day.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Argentina
U.S
Mormacaltur
Buenos Aires
Spain
Deaths Reported For Heller Rowland and Given
HUNTSVILLE Alabama AP Gerhard B Heller 58 director of NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Space Sciences Laboratory died from injuries in a September auto crash His career began in 1940 in Nazi Germany and he came to the United States with the Wernher von Braun rocket team CAMBRIDGE Massachusetts AP Prof Benjamin Rowland Jr 67 Harvard art professor died Tuesday He joined Harvard in 1928 and studied ancient Indians medieval Italy and modern America SUN CITY Arizona AP Ivan A Given 70 former editor in chief of Coal Age Magazine died Monday After retiring in 1967 he became editor of the Mining Engineers Handbook
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Ala
Gerhard B. Heller
NASA
Marshall Space Flight Center Space Sciences Laboratory
Heller
Nazi Germany
United States
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Cambridge, Mass
Benjamin Rowland Jr
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Rowland
Italy
America
Sun City
Ariz
Ivan A. Given
Coal Age Magazine
Coal Age
Mining Engineers Handbook
Efforts To Ban Magazines In McAlester Relaxed
Police chief Guy Parks said after a nine month campaign the drive to ban Playboy and similar magazines from McAlester newsstands is relaxed. He admits enforcement cannot block sales but asks merchants not to sell to youngsters. Magazines had vanished then reappeared without confiscations.
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Okla
Playboy
Guy Parks
Parks
Nixon aide to accept 1972 Christopher Columbus Award in Buffalo
President Nixon will dispatch a White House aide to Buffalo on Friday to receive the 1972 Christopher Columbus Award on his behalf.
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Buffalo
Nixon
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