Cancer Virus Produces Cancer In Test Tube
Pasadena scientists report producing cancer in chicken cells in vitro after infection with a known cancer-causing virus. Dr Rubin and Dr Luria discuss that the virus may embed as a gene and drive malignant change, suggesting possible vaccines or serums. Antibiotics may halt virus before it joins cellular genes.
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Pasadena
Calif
H. Rubin
California
University of
Luria
Urbana RL
Hobert
Sing
Urbana
Propaganda Monkey Of Us By James Marlow
James Marlow analyzes three Soviet propaganda wins affecting U S prestige and policy. Sputniks, Bulgaria's summit appeal to Eisenhower, and the nuclear tests truce ripple through Europe and Congress. The piece critiques the Eisenhower administration for defensiveness and slow initiative while noting shifts in ally views and ongoing space and arms efforts.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Pacific
United States
Congress
Treasury
State Dulles
Dulles
Paris
NATO
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Simmick
Qty
Middletown Elects Officials With Low Turnout
In Middletown only 20 residents voted for town officials at West Mein Street. Floyd E. Stine was re elected burgess and five commissioners were chosen, including Ray C. Gladhill in his first term. The electorate totals 271. Salaries rise to 200 for the burgess and 100 for each commissioner, up from 40 and 35.
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Middletown
West Mein Street
Floyd E. Stine
Burgess
Floyd C. Main
Ellsworth E. McGaha
Fred S. Kefauver
G. Millard Derr
Nine Negroes to Run for Four Seats in Nairobi
Nine Africans have announced they will run for four special Legislative Council seats under the British colony's new constitution in Nairobi. The move signals early contest for political roles as Kenya prepares for reform.
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Kenya
Legislative Council
Easter Egg Hunt Draws 300 Children in Baker Park
The Kiwanis Easter egg hunt drew about 300 youngsters near the bell tower in Baker Park yesterday as families and friends watched. Commentary mixed with Cold War rhetoric questions whether Western concessions are possible without sacrificing peace and liberty as Soviet pressure persists.
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Castlemanter
Baker Park
Upper Park
Congressional Viewpoint On Dilemma With Soviet Summit Terms
Senator John Marshall Butler argues the Soviet press benefits from portraying themselves as peacemakers while the West appears as warmongers. He warns yielding to Soviet terms risks abandoning anti communism and signals a propaganda win for Moscow. The piece frames a choice between pressing for a summit or risking strategic and ideological concessions.
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John Marshall Butler
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Khrushchev
Bulgarin
Kremlin
Harmon Field Easter Egg Hunt Held Monday
A large gathering of youngsters joined the Harmon Field Easter Egg hunt on Monday afternoon sponsored by Civic Club. Volunteers from the club and playground mothers aided, girl scout troops led by Mrs Stride and Mrs Long, with two eggs dyed by volunteers and police assistance. Prizes were won by Marvin Wirts Wayne Lowe Deborah Waterman Anie Brachey Ray Root Theresa Slagle Robert McGuiness Michael Baer Carol Brachey Connie Jean Simpson Jo Anne Perkins Cora Baer Caroline Shultz Johan Brachey Carrie Morgan.
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Harmon Field
Civic Club
C. Thomas Summers
Donald B. Rice
John Wolfe
Harry D. Radclif
Truman Keeney
Douglas Keeney
Richard Orndorn
Faye Crutchley
Stride
Long
Marvin ‘Wirts
Wayne Lowe
Deborah Waterman
Anie Brachey
Ray Root
Theresa Slagle
Robert McGuiness
Michael Baer
Carol Brachey
Connie Jean Simpson
Jo Anne Perkins
Cora Baer
Caroline Shultz
Johan Brachey
Carrie Mor-gan
Senate Cloakroom and Space Agency Plans Featured
Maryland Senator J Glenn Beall notes President Eisenhower's March 26 space policy details. He discusses creation of a National Aeronautics and Space Agency, funding needs, and defense reorganization, alongside updates on the Community Facilities Bill and highway act. Local notes cover deeds, egg hunt results, estate administration, and community receipts.
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J. Glenn Beall
United States
Maryland
Gater Space
Eisenhower
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Department of Defense
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
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