Wallace's Silence Ends After 1 Day
Alabama governor Wallace, wounded and wheelchair-bound, breaks a day old pledge to discuss presidential politics. He meets reporters at the governor's mansion in Montgomery, saying he will focus on recovery and state affairs while remaining open to possible support if candidates speak publicly. Vice President Agnew, touring the region, described Wallace's visit as a social call and continues campaigning for Blount in Alabama.
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No-Fault Insurance To Pay Refunds
Massachusetts motorists will receive refunds of 5 to 82 dollars on last year’s auto insurance premiums after lower claim payments tied to the state no fault insurance law. The refunds reflect reductions in the costs passed to drivers by insurers under the no fault system.
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Old Woman's Advice Helps LBJ Recovery
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson says he is recovering well from a heart attack by following advice from an old woman. He told reporters at a State House news conference that when he walks he walks slowly, sits loosely, and goes to sleep to ward off worry, a regimen he has adopted during recovery. Johnson also noted his support for the McGovern-Shriver ticket but has not engaged in active campaigning.
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Nobel Prize to Antibody Researchers Win for Immunology
STOCKHOLM AP Gerald Edelman of Rockefeller University New York and Rodney Porter of Oxford England share the 1972 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for discoveries on the chemical structure of antibodies. The prize amount is $98,100. Edelman, born 1929 in New York, has worked at Massachusetts General Hospital and Rockefeller Institute since 1957, becoming a professor in 1960.
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Nobel Prize winners reveal 1972 schedule and Porter honor
The article notes no Peace Prize this year and lists prize dates for literature physics chemistry economics with Nobel awards to be announced in October. It profiles Porter born 1917 in Ashton England, educated at Liverpool and Cambridge, immunology work at London institutes, Pfizer professor, and Whitley professor at Oxford, plus awards from Gairdner and Karl Landsteiner.
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St Louis Symphony to Play in Fulton
The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra will present a public concert at Westminster College Champ Auditorium in Fulton on Tuesday October 24 at 8 00 p m Admittance will be by complimentary ticket only.
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