Scientists Claim Human Cancer Virus Found
Researchers at the National Cancer Institute report signs of a human type cancer virus linked to human cancer cells. Dr. Robert Huebner says a costly, multi-gallon growth procedure is needed to produce material for testing in animals and potential vaccines.
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Armed hold up reported near Miss Debbie Benge case
Officers said Debbie Benge of 46 Bond Ave was seated in a car when a man approached and robbed her of 10 dollars. In Hamilton a 7 year old Franklin man was arrested on armed holdup charges.
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South Korea charges war prep amid state of emergency
Seoul accuses North Korea of armed infiltration and massive military buildup with over 2.5 million troops including 00,000 regulars and 14 million militia and guards. Park criticizes China backing and U.N. Command dissolution while warning of risks to national security and shifting American aid stance.
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U S Plan Cuts Would Halve United Nations Funds
The House subcommittee weighs halving U S support to the United Nations Development Programme amid a $343 million surplus. Chairman Otto E Passman says the $100 million UN contribution was not a retaliation for China's expulsion. The agency would redirect $1 million of the surplus to program expansion and place $150 million into a reserve fund.
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Trudeau Talks With Nixon at White House Summit
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau arrives for Nixon's allied summit at the White House. They plan talks on the trade crisis and end of the 10 percent import tax amid a series of forthcoming summits with Pompidou Heath Brandt Sato and broader East-West shifts in the global scene.
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Tokyo Plans First Bicycle Road Over 900 Miles
Tokyo authorities announce a Pacific coast route stretching more than 900 miles to create the citys first bicycle road. The project aims to connect neighborhoods and encourage cycling as a commuting and recreation option.
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Pregnant Ravenna Woman Dies in Crash
A pregnant woman from Ravenna Ohio identified as ee oe 18 and her sister were among six passengers in a Day family car driven by Henry Day when struck by a westbound car from Lester Foltz of Cor... Maud Ohio. Several others including Harold Day Glenn Day and Charles Day were treated or hospitalized with serious injuries. The Foltz vehicle carried Gordon Grimm 7 and George Townsend 55, both from Youngstown, Ohio, in serious condition.
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Edgewood Christmas Concert At High School
Edgewood school district residents are invited to a 7:30 p.m. Christmas concert at the high school. All high school classes will be represented in the program and admission is free. District officials will be available to answer questions about the levy vote on 230 BES.
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