Professor Warns of Slavery Risk in Gene Manipulation
Dallas AP Prof Harold P Green of George Washington U urges early public policy on genetic manipulation to curb potential evils including a sub-human slave race. He notes sex selection and trait control could threaten social structure, calling for law and regulation as research speeds advance.
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National Institutes of Health
Johnson Says He Will Be Lazy Read and Teach After Leaving Office
President Johnson outlined three post presidency pursuits after January 20. He plans to be lazy and enjoy time with Lady Bird, read extensively, and do some writing and teaching. He mentioned six or seven appearances next year including lectures at the University of Texas and Rice University, plus others in the Northeast.
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Judge Hears Sixteen Innocent Pleas In County Court
Sixteen defendants appeared Friday before Judge Denzil Bevers in County Court at Law No. 1 pleading innocent in misdemeanor cases. Accused drivers cited include Gonzalo Bazaldua Raul Diaz and Marion Braddock among others with bonds set. shoplifting and receiving stolen property charges listed for several defendants. additional cases include aggravated assault on a policeman carrying a pistol possession and license suspensions.
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Paul McDowell
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First Lady Describes White House Life Perils
Lady Bird Johnson recalls the strain of presidential decisions on friendships and national factions. She recalls Kennedy’s assassination, the late night calls, and the responsibilities shaping her life while focusing on conservation, education, and the White House as a hub for ideas and leaders.
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Supreme Court Nears End of Brady Union Dues Case
Washington AP reporting on Vincent P. Brady an airline mechanic who challenged union dues claiming a 25 cent monthly increase was illegal and who was briefly ousted from work. The case against his union and employer moves toward final court action.
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Cancer Transplants From Donor Mice Spread Disease
Laboratory tests by Dr. Vernon Scholes at North Texas State University show cancerous tissue from donors could form tumors in recipients even if tissues look normal. Experiments with mice found healthy appearing heart tissue from cancerous donors developed tumors after transplantation, suggesting cancer can spread via transplanted organs or tissues and prompting search for human detection tests.
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