Scientists seek $1 million to prove human cancer virus
Los Angeles researchers say a $1 million, months long probe will yield less than an ounce of material for injection into 10 guinea pigs and several rats. Dr. Huebner notes funds are available as federal support for cancer research grows. The team reports isolation of particles from human cancer cells in a kitten, not from animal viruses, and calls this the best candidate for a human cancer C type virus to date.
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Los Angeles
Robert Huebner
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Huebner
Robert M. McAllister
Childrens Hospital of
Murray B. Gardner
University of Southern California
McAllister
Phase I Rules Outlined
Washington AP outlines questions and answers on Price Commission and Cost of Living Council controls under the Economic Stabilization Program. Topics include price rises for firms in loss, college tuition, quarterly reports, health insurance premiums, corporate parent district rulings, and Phase 2 applicability. Also notes on worn drapes usable as packing material and test for wear.
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Washington
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council Economic Regulations
Economic Stabilization Program
Internal Revenue Service
The
IRS
Cost of Living Council
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Powell poised for Senate approval to Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr. is expected to win Senate confirmation today to replace Hugo Black on the Supreme Court, likely by unanimous vote, as debate centers on William Rehnquist’s nomination. Senate leaders forecast an overwhelming vote for Rehnquist despite unresolved debate time limits.
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Washington
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Asst. Atty
William H. Rehnquist
Hugh Scott
Rehnquist
Powell
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
William Rehnquist
Robert C. Byrd
Tom Neal Out of Prison After Manslaughter Parole
Historical notes recall actor Tom Neal once a film star with 180 credits and a Bel Air mansion who after a famed 1951 brawl with Franchot Tone was jailed for manslaughter in his wife Gail’s 1965 death. He awaited parole today at Chino.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Tom Neal
Palm Springs
Neal
Hollywood
Franchot Tone
Barbara Payton
Tone
Miss Payton
California Institution For
Chino
Winter Storms Widespread Across the United States
United Press International reports widespread storms bringing rain snow sleet and fog from Texas to Florida and the Great Lakes. Rainfall totals exceed two inches in Baton Rouge and near four inches in Lafayette with Lake Charles near six inches. Arctic highs push temperatures below zero in New England and record lows occur in Vermont while areas from Montana to Nevada face heavy snow and travel warnings.
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United Press International
Mississippi Valley
Baton Rouge
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Texas
Florida
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
New England
St. Johnsbury
Houston
Maine
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
British Soldier Shot by Sniper Near Roslea
A British soldier patrolling near Roslea in County Fermanagh was hit twice in the leg by a gunman firing from the Irish Republic. He was not seriously hurt. In Londonderry, troops exchanged fire during an arms search in the Bogside. three gunmen and a man with a Molotov cocktail were wounded.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Irish Republic
Roslea
Fermanagh
Crumlin Road
Dublin
Londonderry
Bogside
Federal suit challenges Evansville school desegregation plan
Evansville Indiana. A second citizens group announces it will file a federal lawsuit to block the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp elementary desegregation plan seeking a declaratory judgment that the plan is unconstitutional. The group cites opposition to busing and preservation of neighborhood schools while another group pursues system wide desegregation.
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Evansville, Ind
UPI
Second Citizens
Evansville - Vanderburgh School Corp
Ed Smith
Concerned Citizens Organization
Really Concerned Citizens
Smith
WWII Veteran and Woman Die Jumping From Golden Gate Bridge
A 57 year old World War II veteran Lee Hager and 49 year old Delores Bolstad died jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge in two separate incidents Saturday. Hager, a Bronze Star recipient, leaped from the South Tower and Bolstad jumped from the south end after parking her car. The Coast Guard recovered Hager's body and concluded the search for Bolstad.
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San Francisco
UPI
Golden Gate Bridge
Lee Hager
Europe
Delores Bolstad
Coast Guard
Hager
Testudo Shield Formation Used By Roman Soldiers
The text describes how Roman soldiers forming a testudo protected themselves from missiles when approaching a fortress. They formed a tortoise shell roof with overlapping shields, creating a roofed barrier as they moved forward.
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Julius Caesar
3000 Youth Pledge to Work for Delegates
A 3000 student conference in Chicago endorsed working for youthful delegates to the 1972 conventions. Duane Draper said young people will engage in electoral politics when chances for success exist and warned the Democrats that liberal youths may not automatically back them. The meeting approved a National Youth Caucus to influence nonprimary state caucuses and precincts.
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Chicago
Duane Draper
Association of Student Governments
Democratic Party
Draper
Daley
Richard J. Daley
Allan Lowenstein
New York
Americans For Democratic Action
Nixon
Lowenstein
Art Kaminsky
Muskie
McGovern
Kaminsky
Ainsworth Psalter Among Pilgrims’ Transported Books
The Ainsworth Psalter was the sole printed music book the Pilgrims carried to America, underscoring its value in early settler culture and worship.
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Ainsworth
America
Elkhart Researcher Speaks To Valley Chemists Group
Dr. Alfred H. Free of Elkhart will address the December meeting of the Wa bash Valley Section of the American Chemical Society at Vincennes University. He will discuss Inborn Errors of Metabolism and the role of chemistry in detecting and treating such conditions.
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Elkhart
Valley Chemists
Alfred H. Free
Wabash Valley
American Chemical Society
Harrison
Beckes’ Student Union
Vincennes University
Free
Ames Company
Miles Laboratories
Miami University of Ohio
Western Reserve University
Miles-Ames Research Laboratory
Ames Research Laboratory
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Institute of Chemists
New York Academy of Sciences
American Public Health Association
Vigo Clergy Assn Meets Tuesday at St Stephens
The Vigo County Clergy Association will meet Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at St Stephens Episcopal Church 215 N 7th St. Indiana State University campus pastors will discuss campus ministry to ISU and Rose Hulman Institute of Technology students. A business meeting will follow.
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Vigo County Clergy Association
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
N. 7Th St
Indiana State University
ISU
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Quik Fix Denture Repair Kit Promises At-Home Repair
An at home denture repair kit claims to fix broken plates in minutes. The product fills cracks and replaces teeth with no special tools and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Rae
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Lewis Powell
Terre Haute
Indiana State Bank
Wabash Ave
Riley, Ind
Lafayette Ave
FT. Harrison RD
Honey Creek Square
Union OF Soviet Ura
United Nations
Evansville
Vigo Clergy Assn
Atlantic
FSLIC
wTers Association
Terre Haute, Indiana
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