Mutations Of Genes Are Probed In Major Advance
Houston scientists at M D Anderson Hospital report turning certain bacterial mutations on and off with a chemical trigger. Ultraviolet light creates damaged RNA needed to make DNA, but a phoney nutrient stops RNA formation, preventing mutations. RNA appears to act as the template for DNA.
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Houston, Tex
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Felix L. Haas
Charles C. Doudney
Haas
Gunther Stent
University of California
Acid Thrower Arrested Over Rubens Painting Damage
Munich police arrested Walter Menzl, who admitted vandalizing a priceless Rubens painting in the museum. He surrendered voluntarily and is likely to undergo a mental examination.
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Munich
Germany
Walter Menzl
Menzl
Incorrigible Sons Turned In By Father
Richard Paulisich a 41 year old Oakland jeweler filed a complaint of incorrigibles against his three sons ages 13 15 and 16 in Juvenile Court The father said the boys have been drinking gambling at home and threatening him while older siblings exist Police described the sons as surly and bitter when taken to Juvenile Hall pending a hearing One son muttered We ll get even
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Oakland
Calif
Richard Paulisich
Paulisich
Wilma
British Press Blames Khrushchev for Macmillan Talks Failure
British papers across the political spectrum blame Soviet Premier Khrushchev for no concessions during Harold Macmillan’s Moscow visit. They say Macmillan Kirov Kiev trip failed to break the ice on Germany and West Berlin. The Moscow talks are viewed as a diplomatic setback with Khrushchev’s speech and absence of a joint ministers conference.
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Today
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Harold Macmillan
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West Berlin
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Wrecked Talks and Divergent UK Reactions
Reports from British outlets show Khrushchev ousting negotiations and predict bleak outcomes as Moscow mission stalls. The Daily Herald and Daily Sketch offer sharp critiques while The Times notes possible bifurcated official interpretations of any negotiator success or failure.
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Daily Herald
Moscow Mission
Daily Telegraph
Daily Sketch
Times of London
Chuckle Smitty Joke About Wife and Butler
In a humor panel Smitty jokes about a wife running away with the butler. Jonesy quips that firing the butler would have happened anyway, lightening the mood with a quick punchline.
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Old Man
Jonesy
Reds To Get Full Report On Boarding Of Trawler
The State Department awaits a Navy report before contacting Moscow about the boarding of a Soviet trawler by U S sailors off Newfoundland. The Navy said there were no indications of hostile intent beyond fishing.
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Washington
State Department
Navy
Moscow
U.S
Newfoundland
Mie Ek
Soviet trawler Novorossisk crewed by 54 cooperates
The Soviet vessel Novorossisk with 54 sailors is reported by the Navy as cooperative and friendly. The United States acted under an international agreement the Defense Department says authorizes naval investigations of official documents of other ships suspected of damage.
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Novorossisk
Navy
United States
Defense Department
Soviet trawler boarded 120 miles northeast of St Johns
A Soviet trawler was boarded by a U S boarding party about 120 miles northeast of St Johns Newfoundland as part of an investigation into recent breaks in a transatlantic cable. The event was reported by AP and noted as a naval operation linked to the cable disruption inquiry.
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Soviet Union
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Cyrus W. Field
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North Atlantic
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France
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England
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Run-Ins With Reds Old Stuff
Soviet trawlers have operated off Canada’s Atlantic coast for years under American and Canadian surveillance. U S planes have buzzed Soviet fishing vessels in international waters near Nova Scotia, with Newfoundland based aircraft watching Grand Banks. A. A. Ishkov in Halifax denied ballast buoying near Greenland and Newfoundland, calling the vessels engaged in scientific research.
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Canada
U. S
Nova Scotia
Washington
U.S
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
U. S. Navy
Argentia
Gov Di Salle Eyes Q A Session on State Budget
Columbus Ohio AP governor Michael V Di Salle asks Cabinet members to back him in a potential unprecedented question and answer session with the Legislature over the state budget. The move signals possible broad legislative engagement with fiscal policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Pianist Van Cliburn Undergoes Finger Surgery
New York pianist Van Cliburn underwent surgery to drain a right hand middle finger abscess. The hospital announced the operation was satisfactory and he is resting comfortably at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
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New York
van Cliburn
Soviet Trawler Boarded Near Grand Banks After Cable Breaks
Five sailors from the Roy O. Hale boarded the Soviet trawler Novorossisk about 120 miles off St Johns Newfoundland under orders from Adm. Jerauld Wright to verify compliance with a treaty protecting submarine cables. The Soviet vessel was found to be operating legally with all documents in order and its master cooperative.
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Roy O. Hale
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4 Hands Aren't Better Than 2
A man Tevis A. Holmes aged 46 and Mrs. Ethel Darlene Smith aged 37 were found guilty of drunken driving. They shared a single car and tried to turn around in a dead end street with a witness testifying. Holmes received a $250 fine and five days in jail for a second DUI. Smith was fined $150.
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Ethel Darlene Smith
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U.S. Plans Venus Probes From Cape Canaveral
NASA and Rand Corp forecast possible June launches for Venus missions from Cape Canaveral Florida. An Atlas Able rocket would orbit Venus while a Thor Able vehicle could send a probe past Mars or into a solar orbit. Soviet plans for Venus probes were also anticipated.
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U.S
Venus
Mars
Soviet Union
Rand Corp
Air Force
Hungarian Stamp Honors Vanguard Satellite
Budapest reports Communist Hungary plans a stamp showing the U S Vanguard satellite as part of a series also portraying Russian Sputniks and the Soviet rocket now in orbit around the sun. The issue commemorates the International Geophysical Year.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S
Gas Stations Next on Blue Laws List
Columbus service station dealers vote to close Sunday in line with Ohio blue law. 113 operators form the Independent Service Station Dealers Assn to back Mayor Sensenbrenner’s Sunday crackdown and plan committees to inspect remaining open stations. Affidavits will be filed in Municipal Court Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Independent
Vernon J. Kertzinger
Truck Hijacked Driver Escapes As Gun Misfires
A Wisconsin truck driver says a hitch-hiker robbed him of a tractor trailer near Elyria Ohio and attempted to shoot him. The pistol misfired and the driver escaped as authorities recaptured the rig two miles west of Cleveland. Suspect Charlie Mitchell 36 was taken into custody after patrols closed in on U.S. 6 and the Elyria barracks.
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Elyria
Ohio
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Lorain
Edward Hale
Ohio Turnpike
Hazaert
Highway Patrol
Charlie Mitchell
Weather Sketches for February Closing Day
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy mild weather today with showers by late afternoon and a high near 38. Tonight remains cloudy with more showers and a low around 35. Saturday brings partly cloudy cooler conditions with a high near 50 and lingering rain showers. Sunday should turn partly cloudy and warmer. Middletown reported a high of 57 yesterday at 3 p.m. and a 29 degree low at 3 a.m.
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Maren
Middletown
West German approves Soviet German trade pact
Bonn AP reports West Germany won final parliamentary approval for a three year Soviet German trade and consular agreement. The accord has functioned for about a year while establishing consulates remains on hold under mutual agreement.
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Bonn
Germany
Russia
Community helps Genna family after Plum Island fire
A Newburyport Mass fire destroyed the Genna family home leaving 11 people homeless. Local groups including the Chamber of Commerce Ladies Kiwanis Rotary and Salvation Army organized a rapid housing and item drive within a week. William L. Plante Jr. led the appeal with hope the family would be settled soon. Genna 35 known Plum Island resident is a longtime salesman.
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Genna
Anthony Genna
Plum Island
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Salvation Army
William L. Plante Jr
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