Cancer virus linked to hamster tumors in Texas study
Texas researchers report that adenovirus type 12 produced cancers in hamsters, a virus linked to human respiratory infections. The American Cancer Society cautions this does not prove humans get cancer from viruses, urging vaccines and further study.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Atlantic City, NJ
Texas
American Cancer Society
Texas Research
ACS
Texas Group
John J. Trentin
Baylor University College of Medicine
American Association For Cancer Research
Trentin
Inland Steel Refuses to Join Steel Price Hike
Inland Steel Co will not join the $6 a ton steel price increase as a federal grand jury probes the move. The government meanwhile shifts business toward firms keeping prices down, while nationwide antitrust action looms for the steel industry.
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Grand Jury
Washington
Tion
Inland Steel Co
M. Blough
New York
Kennedy
Blough
White House
Justice Department
Chicago Company
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown
Pentagon shifts defense steel buying to nonrising-price firms
The Pentagon ordered defense contractors to shift steel purchases to suppliers that have not raised prices. Secretary McNamara warned that a broad price rise could add a billion dollars or more yearly to defense costs and affect the dollar balance abroad. He noted steel prices have surged 90 percent since 1947 while nonferrous metals rose 40 percent.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
McNamara
Acting Chief To Be Named For Fort Stanton Hospital
The State Tuberculosis Hospital board at Fort Stanton will name an acting superintendent after accepting Col. Laurence W. Varner's resignation effective May 1 following a dispute over hospital meals. Board members met in executive session to review facts and discuss monthly reports and the budget. A permanent superintendent and policy changes will be addressed at a later meeting with Mrs. Shirley Fenner noting the likely appointment at the afternoon session.
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Fort Stanton
State Tuberculosis Hospital
Laurence W. Varner
Varner
Shirley Fenner
Hobbs
A blast fired at Washington marks 27th underground test
The Atomic Energy Commission on Thursday initiated its 27th low-yield underground nuclear blast in the Washington area, continuing a series of controlled tests.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Khrushchev rejects bid to speed nuclear test ban treaty
London reports Khrushchev rebuffed an American British plea to accelerate a treaty banning nuclear weapons tests. A qualified diplomat said the Soviet premier did not agree to the urgency.
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London
Khrushchev
Kennedy views Atlantic Fleet in on the spot review
President Kennedy observes Navy and Marine Corps combat exercises with ships planes missiles and men. He flies to Norfolk for a secret briefing then boards submarines and ships including the Thomas A Edison Northampton Enterprise and Long Beach as weather permits night maneuvers are planned over Hampton Roads and Newport News.
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Kennedy
Navy
Marine Corps
Norfolk
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Oceana Naval Air Settle
Northampton
Newport News
Boston
Long Beach
Enterprise
Forrestal
Oilman cites commie tactics at landmen meeting
Former Army Counter Intelligence Corps agent Jack A. Dalious of Humble Oil warned New Mexico Landmen’s Assn. members that the Communist Party aimed for socialism by 1975. He recalled the pre 1940 goal of revolution and total government, noting a shift in strategy after that plan proved unfeasible.
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New Mexico Landmen’s Assn
Communist Party
Jack A. Dalious
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Midland
Tex
United States
Reds
Dalious
Roswell Country Club
James A. Davidson
Humble
Low Bid Leads NMMI Sprinkler Project in Roswell
Desert Rain Co. of Roswell posted the apparent low bid of 11865 for an underground lawn sprinkling system at New Mexico Military Institute near Willson Hall and Science Hall. Bids opened Thursday. top bids were Utilities Construction Co. 13965 Connor Plumbing and Heating Co. 15194 and J. W. Jones Plumbing and Heating 21636. Contract award delayed by a legal technicality.
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Desert Rain Co
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Willson Hall
Science Hall
NMMI
Utilities Construction Co
Connor Plumbing and Heating Co
J. W. Jones Plumbing and Heating
Horse Stolen After Classified Ad Sells Six Year-Old Saddle
Mrs. Joe Shamas placed a classified ad in the Thursday paper offering a six year-old saddle horse for sale. The ad only listed a phone number and after inquiries she provided the address. This morning the horse was reported stolen from the location.
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Joe Shamas
Bethlehem Steel Drops Steel Price Increase
Bethlehem Steel Corp rescinded a $6 per ton steel price hike set to take effect Thursday.
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Bethlehem, Pa
BethLehem Steel Corp
Romero resigns NM Democratic post to join Campbell campaign
John B. Romero vice chairman of the New Mexico Democratic Party resigns to work on House Speaker Jack M. Campbell's gubernatorial bid.
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Gallup
John B. Romero
New Mexico Democratic Party
House
Jack M. Campbell
Kennedy and Macmillan Plan Berlin Talks in Washington
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan map two days of high policy discussions in Washington focusing on the Berlin situation and other world issues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Elizabeth Rudel Smith Resigns as U S Treasurer
The White House announced that Mrs Elizabeth Rudel Smith has resigned from the post of Treasurer of the United States effective today.
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Washington
Elizabeth Rudel Smith
United States
White House
U.S. and Brazil Sign $276 Million Development Pact
The United States and Brazil agreed to a $276 million aid pact aimed at progress and development in Brazil’s impoverished northeast region, signaling intensified cooperation and regional support.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
City Man Dies Of Bullet Wound In Albuquerque
Millard W. Lee, 32, of 109 W Fifth St died at St Joseph's Hospital in Albuquerque after a bullet was removed from his brain. He shot his wife at Pop's Drive In, then shot himself as police were called. His wife Sandra, 20, was improving after a bullet was removed from her stomach.
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Millard W. Lee
Fifth St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Albuquerque
Millard
Roswell
Sandra
Pop’s Drive-In
Second St
No Vacancy Signs Hit Roswell Motels Hard
Roswell faces a tight housing scene as motel and hotel operators report near full occupancy since the start of the year. Missile site workers and spring sales travel boost rooms, while tourists stay steady but down from prior seasons. openings for Ramada Inn and Roswell Inn on North Main plus new Motels on West Second Street promise relief.
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Roswell
Arizona
Leonard C. Raphael
Royal Motel
el Rancho
E. L. Hodges
Nickson Hotel
North Main Street
West Second Street
State Tax Office To Open Saturday For Residents
The State Bureau of Revenue Office at 113 E Third St will be open all day Saturday for New Mexico residents seeking state income tax form help. Hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 15 p.m. to 5 p.m. This follows Monday as the final day to mail state returns to Santa Fe and for Roswell IRS assistance in Room 219 Petroleum Building.
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State Bureau of Revenue
Third St
New Mexico
Whitey Stedman
Santa Fe
Roswell
Internal Revenue Service
Petroleum Building
Roswell Daily Record Opens Weekly News Tip Contest
The Roswell Daily Record will pay five dollars weekly for the best tip, with the winner announced each Sunday. Readers can call MA 2-710 from 6:30 a.m. to p.m. or MA 2-4809 or MA 3-1891 after 5. The winner’s name may be kept confidential if requested.
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Roswell Daily Record
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