Genetic tinkering and the antidisease promise
A special report argues advances in genetics may let drugs and gene control counter disease. It explains genes direct cell growth, antibodies fight infection, and future work could repair organs and even curb cancer. It notes optimism and concerns about control over thought and emotion. Next: social and religious aspects.
Jenner School Transfers Miss Chuchut to Stowe
Miss Mil dred Chuchut, Jenner Elementary principal whose ouster was sought by parents, is transferred to Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary for health reasons. Stowe principal Mrs Signa Wright will move to Jenner. Effective Sept 5. Jenner faced boycotts that kept up to 98 percent of its 2 593 pupils from classes.
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Gardner Notes Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Sandra Burkhardt Christensen of Gardner received a telegram stating Pvt. Christensen was taken from the ship en route to Germany and flown to Bremerhaven for surgery on acute appendicitis. No further word on his condition was received.
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Edward Christensen
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Bremerhaven
New York
Batman and Robin Seek Escape From Gotham Stock Exchange
Hollywood AP report describes Batman and Robin filming a scene at Desilu Culver City Studio where Minstrel threatens destruction. Fans and visitors swarm the set while Adam West and Burt Ward wrap up takes between dialogue and public appearances.
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Winter Summer records tease musical variety and TV tie ins
Mary Campbell surveys pop records and TV soundtracks from RCA Victor Peter and the Wolf with Dorati to Sean Connery narrating. She praises Annie Get Your Gun revival with Ethel Merman and Bruce Yarnell and notes daylight saving time denting summer TV ratings.
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Frank Butler
Annie
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Peter and the Wolf
Antal Dorati
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
London
Sean Connery
James Bond
Adam West
Daniel Boone
Today in History highlights across dates and leaders
The Aug 11, 1966 summary notes events from 1928 Hoover nomination to 1946 rocket bombs in Sweden. It recalls 1943 Quebec Conference, 1944 Marianas bombing of Iwo Jima, 1945 surrender talks, 1966 Truman backing Harriman, 1955 Khrushchev Moscow dinner doubt, and 1966 Soviet wheat purchases from Canada.
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Canada
Bridge Collapse Kills 7 Workers in Ottawa
The Heron Road Bridge over the Rideau River collapsed at 3 30 p m Wednesday sending a 160 foot span into concrete. At least seven construction workers were killed and 53 injured with 18 in critical condition. Rescue crews formed bucket brigades to free victims as concrete remained soft under heaps of steel and wood.
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Canada
New Heron Road
Rideau River
Dear Ann Landers advises on wedding roles and teen pregnancy
The columnist counsels a woman who regrets excluding her brother as usher at her wedding. She warns parents to set expectations and urges forgiveness. Other letters discuss living together before marriage to avoid divorce and a pregnant teen facing parental guilt, with guidance on responsibility and seeking help.
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Alex
Television Schedule Night Lineup On Local Stations
Local TV guide lists 6 to 10 p.m. programming across channels including 2-News Weather 5-News 7-Adventure blocks, with favorites such as Gilligan's Island Batman Twilight Zone Peyton Place and Johnny Carson followed by late movies and sports.
Markets Old Corn New Corn O e 5 dhes BESO ee New Beans
Old corn and new corn markets show mixed quotes with note of five cents movement. Beans also feature price shifts as buyers monitor supply and demand signals.
Chicago Youth Killed by Sniper
In Chicago on the Far South Side a 14 year old boy, Donald Doyle, was shot in the chest while sitting with a friend. He died at Rosenland Community Hospital. The teen was the son of advertising executive J Stu art Doyle, a Chicago City College board member.
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Chicago
Donald Doyle
Rosenland Community Hospital
Mark Riccardini
Doyle
J. Stuart Doyle
Chicago City College Board
Michigan Avenue
Market Downtick Persists As Airlines Face Strike Action
The New York stock market slid for the fourth straight session amid a dull mood and modest trading. Airlines fell as Congress moved toward legislation to end the long airline strike. Major averages showed declines with the Dow off about 2.51 and the AP average down 1.0. Some tech and defense names rose slightly, while Xerox led losses among big issues.
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Congress
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Dow Jones
Zenith
Raytheon
Magnavox
Admiral
Beckman Instruments
Motorola
General Instrument
Xerox
Eastern Air Lines
Liggett & Myers
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