Attack Planned On Viruses Suspected In Some Cancers
Dr. Kenneth M. Endicott of the National Cancer Institute told a Senate panel that the government is developing plans for test vaccines to combat viruses linked to cancer. He cited evidence linking viruses to Hodgkin's disease and reproductive cancers, and said prevention via vaccines could be possible in the 1970s.
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UPI
National Cancer Institute
Kenneth M. Endicott
Senate Appropriations
Endicott
Amendment Position Clarified by League of Women Voters
The Rensselaer County League of Women Voters issued a clarification to the Facts for Voters brochure on Amendment No. 1 loans for hospitals. It explains that the amendment lifts the constitutional ban on loans for construction and improvement of private hospitals that are non profit or profit-limited by state regulation. Only non-profit hospitals would benefit immediately, with implementing legislation already passed pending passage, and the amendment could enable loans to future private hospitals with profit limits.
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Rensselaer County League of Women Voters
League
Robert A. Stierer
Groups Plan To Offset Protesters
Nationwide groups claim to back Nixon and plan counter actions to antiwar protests in mid November. A Freedom Rally on November 11 in Washington is led by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. National Confidence Week, started by a Clinton housewife, urges continued public support for the president.
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Barbara Crane
New Mobilization Committee
CBS Rates Eight Shows In Top 10 Listings
CBS leads weekly ratings with eight shows in the top 10. Gunsmoke tops the list, followed by Bonanza and a Charlie Brown special. Doris Day’s CBS program enters the top 10 for the first time, while Laugh-In slips to seventh on NBC. Walter Cronkite leads news programs with 17.1.
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NBC
ABC
Doris Day
Jim Nabors
Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brinkley
Cronkite
Seoul Welcomes Apollo 11 Astronauts With Grand Honor
Three U S Apollo 11 astronauts Arm strong Collins and Aldrin arrive in Seoul for an overnight stay on a 22 country goodwill tour. They are greeted by crowds at Kimpo Airport led by Minister Shin Bum shik and parade to City Hall Plaza where each receives a golden Key to Seoul. Korean medals are awarded at the presidential mansion before they depart for Tokyo.
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Kimpo International Airport
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Michael Collins
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
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Plaza
Kim Hyun-ok
Tokyo
WELY Radio Schedule Highlights and Concert Lineup
A daily broadcast run list notes programs from morning news with John Walker and Gill Roy to Paul Flanagan segments, Mantovani and sports updates. Evening features Music of the Masters with orchestral works by Bizet, Brahms, Lalo, Philadelphia and Suisse Romande orchestras conducted by Ansermet and Ormandy, with noted soloists.
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Mantovani
Morgan Beatty
Bizet
Suisse Romande Orch
Ansermet
Brahms
Philharmonia Orch
Fistoulari
Natham Milstein
Lalo
Philadelphia Orch
Ormandy
Isaac Stern
TV Schedule Highlights with Evening Lineup
A detailed listing of daytime and prime time shows across ABC CBS and NBC including titles like The Real McCoys Lucy Show Beverly Hillbillies and Jeopardy with notes on specific episodes and guest details. The block also lists election returns and news programs such as Huntley Brinkley Cronkite and Newsfront with references to film and drama entries like Apache and The Pigeon.
Mod Squad episode and The Pigeon lead TV highlights
Local listings show 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. coverage of election returns with NBC possible at 9 p.m. Channel 13 features Mod Squad at 7 30 p.m. with Carolyn Jones as a split personality patient. At 9 p.m. Channel 13 presents The Pigeon a 90 minute detective thriller starring Sammy Davis Jr Pat Boone Dorothy Malone and Ricarda Montalban in a diary mystery.
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Red Skelton
Freddie the
ABC
Sammy Davis Jr
Pat Boone
Dorothy Malone
Ricardo Montalban
Victoria Vetri
NBC
Mod Squad
Carolyn Jones
Carolyn
Davis
U.N. employee jumps to death from 37th floor
U S citizen Tadeusz Rymanowski of Hicksville New York leapt from the United Nations headquarters 37th floor in New York City. The U N confirmed he faced personal and family troubles and was reportedly recently divorced. Rymanowski born about 1915 worked in the budget division of the office of the controller since 1946. A French national Pierre Stula previously died by suicide at the U N on January 8 1960.
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U.S
Tadeusz Rymanowski
Hicksville
N.Y
U.N
Rymanowski
United Nations
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