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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
6
Three years into the decade, Dr. Albert Sabin reports a link between common viruses and certain cancers. Immunology advances offer early cancer diagnosis and treatment, with Moscow liver cancer tests and Makari skin tests under development. A coordinated global effort could accelerate progress toward reducing cancer as a major killer.
In its first European appearance a Chinese basketball team beat France 89 to 86 in Paris. Star Chao Liang-tsai stands 6ft 9in and weighs 264 pounds. Gentle play drew mixed reactions as Belgian referee warned aggression may rise with more contact.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb counters claims milk is more dangerous than smoking and endorses fortified skim milk and low fat options. He urges labeling, clarifies saturated fats and cholesterol concerns, and recommends calcium rich milk products for midlife health.
Hollywood actor Gary Lockwood, disenchanted with film work, partners with Michael Riggs in Seagull Air to build and sell hand gliders in Santa Monica. The lightweight, safe craft, inspired by NASA designs, sell for under 500 dollars and take riders on brief 30 second flights. Lockwood hopes the sport becomes a major new venture while his wife Stefanie Powers awaits a ride.
Dr George W Crane argues in a column that Jesus practiced selective charity. He cites Luke 4 and the stories of Elijah and Elisha to claim Christ helped only the deserving, not all the hungry or sick.
Letters detail a 12 year old asking to keep a aging dog Prince and a reader vacationing in Georgia praising Ann Landers amid playful exchanges. The column invites readers to request the booklet Marriage What To Expect by sending 50 cents and a SASE.
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