Cancer virus findings spark new approach to cause and prevention
A Columbia University team reports evidence that cancers may start from virus like particles found near cancer cells in prostate tissue. The researchers plan to isolate the particles, grow them in culture, and test vaccines, with six to seven years expected for final answers.
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Chicago
Columbia University
John K. Lattimer
Cochairman
Department of
Urology
New York
American Urological Association
Myron Tannenbaum
Lattimer
Locke
Ky Committee Plans Elections Amid Viet Nam Turmoil
Premier Ky's electoral committee quietly forges legal groundwork for September elections while Buddhist protests and violence in South Viet Nam divert focus. Three subcommittees draft assembly laws, electoral rules, and a political activity restoration project as the junta weighs turning the assembly into a governing body. White House officials say the president seeks steady reporting on this progress, despite Viet Nam violence. Twelve thousand people pass through St Peter's daily in Rome.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Hue
Constituent Assembly
White House
Moyers
Johnson
Viet Nam
Official A asserts Demand For Crude Oil Gas To Soar
Robert C. Gunness of Standard Oil of Indiana predicts U S crude oil demand will reach about 17 million barrels daily by 1980, a 50 percent rise, with natural gas demand rising about 68 percent to over 26 trillion cubic feet yearly. He cites 1965 oil use near 11 million barrels daily and notes population growth to over 240 million by 1980.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Robert C. Gunness
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Gunness
Colorado Petroleum Council
Free World
Group Rejects Bill On Change In State Time
Baton Rouge Louisiana Senate Judiciary C Committee rejected a bill to keep the state on central standard time. The measure would have allowed Gov. McKeithen to decide with federal daylight time rules forcing action if neighboring states change. The House approved 59-40 but action halted by July adjournment.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Senate
Judiciary C Committee
Louisiana
Roderick Miller
Lafayette Parish
House
McKeithen
Miller
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi Senate
90 000 Dozen Eggs Burned In Chesterfield Fire
An estimated 90 000 dozen eggs were burned at Chesterfield Farms in Chesterfield Missouri after a Wednesday night fire. Firemen battled the blaze and prevented damage to nearby chicken coops. Damages to the storage plant could reach 50000 dollars.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Farms
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