Comfort Could Lead Man To Extinction Is Claim
Associated Press science writer John Barbour reports Dr. Van R Potter of the University of Wisconsin warned that modern man’s comfortable environment may erode the ability to adapt and survive. He explained bacteria regulate production by feedback, and that loss of adaptive chemistry could render humans less capable of meeting severe challenges. The discussion, at a meeting of the American Chemical Society, also touched on Darwinian limits and the potential evolution of higher organisms from damaged cell colonies.
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New York
van R Potter
University of Wisconsin
Chemical Society
Darwin
Potter
Arthur Pardee
University of California
Hebron Crash Kills Two In Medina County
A two car collision two miles west of Hebron, near Newark, killed Gust G. Neshcheff and Jewell Neshcheff, both of Wadsworth, and injured three others, according to the Highway Patrol.
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Newark
Ohio
Hebron
Medina County
Highway Patrol
Gust G. Neshcheff
Jewell Neshcheff
Wadsworth
Environment Held A Key To Cancer
Minneapolis AP reports Dr John R Heller president of Memorial Cancer Center says lifestyle factors can help prevent cancer. He cites five major environmental areas including radiation smoking air pollution and food additives. He cautions only a fraction blamed on environment but foresees 15 to 20 percent may trace to environmental agents. He expects future research to reduce risks and notes vaccines unlikely soon though possible. He predicts rare cancers may be arrested by new drugs within his lifetime. He also questions food chemical safety at tiny levels and the diet impact if bans are total.
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Minneapolas
John R. Heller
Memorial _ Kettering Cancer Center
New York
Heller
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
Reserve officer enters national defense training program
T C Anderson a second lieutenant and first reserve officer ordered to report for duty under the national defense training program. He is an Armco International employee likely to be assigned to Goodman Field Fort Knox Kentucky after training in Philadelphia. Albert Asberry 67, and his son Charles 25 with daughter Mary 18 of Camden were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at the Germantown Oxford Road crossing north of Somerville.
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T. C. Anderson
National Defense Training Program
Anderson
Armco International
Goodman Field
Ft. Knox
Philadelphia
Albert Asberry
Charles
Mary
Camden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Germantown
Oxford Road Crossing
Somerville
Monroe Grad Elected To National Office
Monroe native William L. Enz has been elected as one of five vice presidents to lead the International Graduate Achievement program across the United States and southern Canada. A McGraw Construction employee on temporary duty in Lorain Ohio, he previously served as regional vice president and will promote membership organize new chapters and plan regional conferences in the Central region covering five states and Ontario.
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Mayfield
Liam L. Enz
International Graduate Achievement Organization
Enz
United States
Canada
McGraw Construction Co
Lorain
Ohio
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown
Central Region
Onario
Community Club Calendars City Listings Evening Meetings
A condensed schedule lists various clubs and organizations with their meeting times and venues across Wednesday and Thursday. Notable groups include Knights of St John, FOE Auxiliary, Kiwanis at Manchester Hotel, Middletown Shrine Club, Alcoholics Anonymous, Toastmasters, Orioles Nest, Moose Lodges, and Volunteers for Nixon, with venues such as the Church Basement, Ranch Inn, Castle Hall, and 19 N Broad St.
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Knights of St. John
Franklin Foe
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Middletown
Shrine Club
Ranch Inn
Alcoholics Anonymous
Toastmasters Club
J & J Bowling Lanes
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council
N. Broad St
Orioles Nest
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John Barbour
Associated Press
THE
Howe Motor CO
Central Ave
Lady Sylvia
Admiral
Kroehler
Verity
DIXIE
South
Lincoln
Carolina
Tus
UNION
Florida
Alabama
Mississipp
GENO
West
Confederate Slates of America
Montgomery
Jefferson Dave Miscshissipp
Roy A. White
Monroe Grad
Will Hou
Fall
Lions Club
State Patrol Auxiliary
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
P.m. Arm
Nixon
Lodge
William T. Maxwell
S. Main
Grand Ave
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