East German and West German talks spark division law debate
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt plans to lead three speakers to Karl-Marx-Stadt in East Germany on July 14 with three East German Communists. A week later three Communists may visit Hanover. Meetings hinge on a West German safety bill and potential arrests for propaganda or murder, signaling renewed cross border contact amid Cold War tensions. The piece also notes investor stock reactions to news and the volatile market behavior around geopolitical events.
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Willy Brandt
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West German Socialist Party
Karl-Marx-Stadt
East Germany
Hanover
West Germany
Berlin Wall
Ludwig Erhard
Europe
Viruses May Start Cancer Hints Open New Path
Columbia University researchers report two findings suggesting cancers may begin with viruses that spread to adjacent cells. They found virus-like particles in healthy-appearing cells next to cancer cells in prostate glands, with those cells growing as rapidly as cancer cells. The team presented slides and discussed the discoveries at the American Urological Association meeting.
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Robert Goldenstein
Chicago
Columbia University
John K. Lattimer
Department of Urology
New York
American Urological Association
Myron Tannenbaum
Lattimer Outlines Next Step in Virus Research
Lattimer, head of the research project, said the next step is to attempt to isolate the virus-like particles. Under the electron microscope the particles are identical in appearance to the Locke tumor virus, which causes cancers in frog kidneys.
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Lattimer
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East and West German talks spark big political anticipation
Bonn AP report notes Germans anticipate the era defining talks between West German Socialists and East German Communists. The events appear ceremonial yet carry heavy hopes of reunification momentum after decades of division.
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Carl Hartmann
Bonn
Germany
Elbe
Why Do Markets Plunge Or Soar So Easily
AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON discusses why certain news items trigger sudden market swings. The piece explains how investor expectations, macro data, and policy signals shape rapid price movements, with examples of volatility driven by surprises and speculation.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
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