Colds May Fight Leukemia at Microbiology Meeting
AP reports Dr. E Frederick Wheelock of Western Reserve Univ says nonfatal viruses like the common cold may hinder leukemia by virus competition in cells. He notes mouse studies show temporary leukemia resistance from benign virus injections and discusses potential human implications and next steps.
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Los Angeles
American Society For Microbiology
E. Frederick Wheelock
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Wheelock
Viet Nam War Toll and Allied Actions Update
The report reviews weekly Viet Nam casualties with 3,152 U.S. deaths since Jan 1, plus 227 South Vietnamese and 2 other Allied deaths this week. It notes air operations by U.S. jets from Guam, monsoon weather halting strikes, and Marine activity near Da Nang. Seoul discusses potential deployment of Korean pilots and plans to send 15,000 more ground troops by August.
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Tay Ninh
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Birmingham
Guam
North Viet Nam
Navy
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Georgia
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Seoul
Park Won-suk
South Korea
Viet Nam
Cambodian denial on Viet Cong firing reports
Prince Norodom Sihanouk's government rejected U.S. claims that Viet Cong forces fired from Cambodian territory at American forces in South Vietnam last Saturday. Information Minister Chea San said Saigon's statement about cross border artillery to silence Viet Cong fire was untrue.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Cheajé San
Saigon
21 Killed in Chinook Crash Over Vietnam Front
A U S search party reached the wreckage of a CH47 Chinook near the Cambodian border reporting 21 Americans dead. The helicopter burst into flames in the air and no survivors were found. The crash occurred about 110 miles north northeast of Saigon, with five Army crew and 16 soldiers aboard. Dense jungle hindered landing, ground parties took over six hours to reach the site.
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Saigon
U.S
Gia Nghia
Army Plans For Viet Replacements
Washington AP says the Army will provide more than 100000 replacements for Viet Nam this summer through October. Gen Wheeler testified the big demand for replacements will start in July and extend through October one year after the bulk of forces deployed. Replacements will come from training camps and personnel returning from Europe or moved from Panama and Alaska. Individuals rather than units will be sent to Viet Nam.
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Washington
Army
Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Marine Corps
HAL
Wheeler
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Europe
Panama
Alaska
Work-Study Funds Allotted at Northeastern University
Northeastern University in Boston received a 1.9 million dollar grant from the U.S. Office of Education to fund salaries for 1,400 students in the work-study program. About 6.5 percent of Northeast students currently work in jobs related to their studies during alternating quarters.
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Boston
Northeastern University
U.S. Office of Education
Pension Plan Tax Break Under Study
A Senate House economic subcommittee wrapped first phase hearings on private retirement plans. The discussion centered on allowing employees to contribute on a pre tax basis, potentially boosting benefits. Officials noted vesting concerns with contributory plans and tax rules favoring employer funded, noncontributory schemes.
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Washington
Senate House
Boeing Co
Boeing
J A. H. Blaker
Martha W. Griffiths
D-Mich
Jailer Mistaken Release Leaves Daniel Scott Missing
In San Diego Daniel Ray Scott vanished after jailer called Scott. Ralph Scott was cleared and freed. Police seek Daniel for forgery after realizing the mix up. Ralph had been scheduled for release when the error occurred, leaving Daniel at large.
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San Diego
Calif
Scott
Daniel Ray Scott
Ralph Scott
Daniel
Ralph
Programs Honor Patrols at Majestic Theater
Elementary safety patrols receive yearlong honors in twoKiwanis sponsored programs at the Majestic Theater. About 12,500 students are expected to attend the Saturday and May 14 events starting 9 00 a m. Films cartoons and an awards ceremony will feature 35 first place trophies and second place plaques for top crossing safety records. Speakers include Police Chief George Bichsel Kiwanis President Donald E Leach and Lt Wilson Shaw along with Sgt John Munoz Patrolmen Andy Gorman and Bill Teffeller from the police department’s accident prevention team.
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Majestic
San Antonio Kiwanis Club
Paul H. Smith
Kiwanis School Safety Committee
George Bichsel
Kiwanis Club
Donald E. Leach
Bichsel
Wilson Shaw
John Munoz
Andy Gorman
Bill Teffeller
Subscription Rates by Carrier in San Antonio and Texas Towns
Subscription rates by mail in Texas and surrounding states are listed with monthly and yearly figures for daily and Sunday editions and for Sunday only. The notice notes daily and Sunday per copy, weekly rates, and mentions Associated Press republication rights.
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San Antonio
Texas
MAIL
Jolly
Associated Press
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