Cancer Virus Believed Found
Scientists in Los Angeles report a possible human cancer virus discovered in human cancer cells grown in a kitten. They seek confirmation via a costly months-long study requiring 7,500 gallons of fluid processed to isolate GS-1 antigen for injection into animals to test for human origin and antibody response.
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Los Angeles
Robert Huebner
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Huebner
Robert M. McAllister
Childrens Hospital of
Murray B. Gardner
University of Southern California
McAllister
NCI
Queen Sells Christmas Apples At Sandringham Estate
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II seeks higher pay amid rising monarch costs and turns to selling 30 pound boxes of apples labeled Christmas Apples from Sandringham, offering $3.75 per box. Proceeds aid the royal purse as Parliament debates a $2.45 million salary rise. Also noted, a $50,000 fire loss at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Columbia.
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London
Elizabeth II
Sandringham
Norfolk
Columbia
Daniel Boone Hotel
India and Pakistan war deepens as borders flare
India is recognized as the rebel government in East Pakistan and claims major battlefield success along the India Pakistan border. Pakistan cuts diplomatic ties in retaliation as both sides press military advances including moves into Kashmir. U.N. considerations rise as Security Council vetoes stall cease fire and withdrawal efforts. South Korea declares a state of emergency amid tensions with North Korea. Trudeau visits Washington to discuss a wide range of economic and international issues. Senate leaders foresee prompt approval of Lewis Powell Jr. to the Supreme Court with Rehnquist’s fate unsettled.
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Associated Press
India
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Pakistan
Kashmir
United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Huang Hua
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Huang
Council
Rehnquist Controversy Still To Come
The article reports that Lewis J F Powell Jr is expected to win Senate approval to succeed Hugo L Black on the Supreme Court with an overwhelming vote, while opposition to William Rehnquist continues. Timing remains uncertain as opponents press for debate length. Bayh and allies wary of timetables, and the ACLU to oppose Rehnquist.
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Washington
Senate
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Asst. Atty
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Lewis JF. Powell Jr
Hugh Scott
Powell
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
William Rehnquist
American Civil Liberties Union
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Memphis
Dole
Bayhs
Kennedys
Harts
Cole
Dollar slides as markets fear new devaluation in crisis
The U S dollar hit record lows in Frankfurt and Tokyo while slipping in London and Zurich. Paris bucked the trend with gains amid government controls, and the pound rose to a postdevaluation high as dollar weakness persisted across major markets.
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London
U.S
West Germany
Japan
Frankfurt
Tokyo
Zurich
Paris
6.7 Million Chevrolets In Callback
General Motors confirms a recall of about 6.7 million Chevrolets and Novas from 1965 to 1969 plus 1967 to 1969 Camaros and some light trucks due to possible front engine mount failures. Restraints will be installed to prevent mount failure, with recalls beginning in late February after dealers receive devices. GM will notify owners by certified mail once ownership lists are available from state registrations.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Chevrolet
NHTSA
Kosygin Tests Rocking Chair in Aalborg During Denmark Visit
Soviet Premier Alexi Kosygin sits in a rocking chair at a Danish shop in Aalborg after arriving from Copenhagen on the third day of his Denmark visit. Lars P. Jensen, a former Danish agriculture minister, stands nearby as AP captures the scene on wire photo credit from Aalborg.
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Alexi Kosygin
Alborg
Denmark
Kosygin
Copenhagen
Lars P. Jensen
Corrections Academy Announced At Williamsburg
Atty Gen John N Mitchell announced the National Corrections Academy to train correctional personnel and to modernize the federal, state and local penal system. He spoke at the first National Conference on Corrections as a federal aid program was outlined. He urged expanded minority hiring in federal prisons and noted three federal projects including clearing houses for justice architecture and for correctional education.
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Williamsburg
John N. Mitchell
Corrections
Mitchell
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Criminal Justice
University of Illinois
Nixon
Justice Department
Explosion at Iron Works Rips Dayton Plant
An explosion at the Dayton Malleable Iron Co plant in YRONTON Ohio injures nine as workers return from a three week strike. Officials say the blast hit a molten metal handling area and refuse to comment on the cause. Seven victims were taken by ambulance to Lawrence General Hospital while two burn victims walked in.
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Yronton
Boot & Saddle Trophies To 33 Members
Thirty three members of the Little Dixie Boots & Saddle Club received trophies for horse show participation during 1971 at the club's year end banquet in Centralia. President Roscoe Olden of Harrisburg presented awards based on points. Read across age groups, top winners include Julie England 323 points Centralia, Suzie Rowland 267 Harrisburg, Jeane Grace 428 Centralia, and Roscoe Olden 387 Harrisburg with other high scorers and several under 50 point finishers from Centralia, Harrisburg, Columbia, Mexico and Hallsville. Special awards went to the Don Sexton family for sportsmanship and to Jeff Troyer for sportsmanship and family participation awards along with Omar Miller trophy recognition.
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Little Dixie Boots & Saddle Club
Centralia
Roscoe Olden
Harrisburg
Julie England
Mark Wells
Les England
Tad England
Brian Reams
Dennis Yager
Hallsville
Rona Rowland
Mark Rowland
Tim England
Rosa Rowland
Suzie Rowland
Kurt Twillman
Terry Reams
Sherry Sanders
Pam Strange
Columbia
Susie Sanders
Tommie Ball
James Jones
Karen Palmer
Jeane Grace
Ken Wade
Jan Wade
Donald Anderson
Mark Twillman
Jeff Troyer
Tom Parker
Becky Parker
Mexico
Betty Parker
Olden
Gary Stanford
Don Sexton
Omar Miller
Neihardt Ailing at Boone County Hospital
Dr. John G. Neihardt, 90, professor emeritus and former poet laureate, is listed in fair condition at Boone County Hospital, reflecting a setback for the noted scholar and writer.
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Columbia
John G. Neihardt
Boone County Hospital
Economist Dr. Paul Nadler to address Mexico group
Dr. Paul Nadler, a nationally known economist and Rutgers business professor, will speak at a Mexico breakfast hosted by the Commerce Bank of Mexico at the United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Nadler is a columnist for the American Banker and contributor to Banking Magazine.
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Paul Nadler
Mexico
Commerce Bank of Mexico
United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Rutgers University
American Banker
Banking Magazine
Nadler
Stanler Graduate School of Banking
Life Officers Investment Seminar
Dr. Nadler
Brown University
University of Wisconsin
New York University
One in Four Aged Under Two Thousand Yearly
Washington report for the White House Conference on Aging notes 4.7 million Americans over 64 live on 2000 dollars a year or less, an increase of 100,000 in three years. The Senate committee urges higher Social Security benefits and federal supplements to lift all seniors above the poverty line.
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Washington
Senate Special Committee On Aging
White House
Couple Trade Shots and Wife Is Killed in Missouri
In Pemiscot County near Hayti Missouri Lula Gorman 38 was killed after an argument on a dirt road as her husband J C Gorman 45 fired a shot that struck her above the right eye both were armed with .38 caliber pistols Gorman drove her to Caruthersville Hospital where she died and he was held for questioning in the Pemiscot County jail.
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Hayti
Femiscot County
Highway Patrol
Lula Gorman
J.C. Gorman
Missouri Bootheel
Gorman
Caruthersville
Pemiscot County
Castro Back From Chile Tour With Silent Return
Fidel Castro returned to Cuba after a 23 day Latin American tour, greeted by a large cheering crowd. Cuban radio said the trip was a triumph though he offered no speech, saying there is nothing left to say. The leader appeared tired but happy as workers and students welcomed him home.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Chile
Latin America
Havana Radio
Castro
Cuba
Questions and Answers on Phase 2 Price Rulings
Question and answer style guide on Phase 2 rulings from the Price Commission and Cost of Living Council under the Economic Stabilization Program. It covers base-period loss price adjustments, college tuition controls, quarterly reports, health insurance premium formulas, IRS district filing, and the transition of Phase 1 rules to Phase 2 with ongoing policy and interpretation authority after November 13, 1971.
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Washington
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Economic Stabilization Program
Internal Revenue Service
The
IRS
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Walsh On Muskie St Louis Committee Chairman
Gov Hearnes said his former legal assistant Eugene P Walsh of Town and Country Mo will chair the Citizens for Muskie in St Louis County The group endorsed Sen Edmund S Muskie of Maine for the Democratic presidential nomination in a joint statement by Hearnes and U S Sens Stuart Symington and Thomas F Eagleton Walsh a former Missouri House member now heads a Clayton law firm
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Eugene P. Walsh
Town and Country
Citizens For Muskie
St. Louis County
Hearnes
U.S
Stuart Symington
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Walsh
Missouri House of Representatives
Clayton, Mo
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