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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
11
UCLA zoologist Elof Carlson told colleagues that mummified tissue could yield genetic codes to create physical copies of ancient figures. He warned the process would be reconstruction not life, with duplicates lacking memories or emotions.
Detroit story reports a four year program where Wayne State University researchers say their cancer vaccine triggers antibody production to fight tumors. Two patients previously deemed hopeless were cancer free, eight others alive with halted or slowed cancers, and several with advanced tumors show prolonged life.
A block of Deer Island granite, 71 year old man McCloy named as chief negotiator, forms base for President Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Work began last fall on a $2 million gravesite to be completed this fall with an eternal flame and circular walkway.
Stuart Ogren of the Virginia Hospital Association says he profoundly disagrees with federal methods enforcing the Civil Rights Act in hospitals. As he spoke, 22 federal agents conducted searches across five southern states to find violations. He warns tactics may pressure hospitals to drop Medicare and welfare programs, and argues equal care provision erodes patient privacy by forced racial mixing.
In a 21 foot boat, 26 Cubans reach the Cuban Refugee Center after a three day voyage. The craft carried 18 men 5 women and 3 children with five men who returned to Cuba to aid the exodus. The flotilla raising total boat arrivals to 320 since Dec 1 while airlifts total 15 799 with 73 percent resettled.
Army Captain Charles M. Sheldon of Gloucester Virginia is listed by the Defense Department as killed in action in Vietnam. He was the husband of Sue M. Sheldon.
Knoxville kids urge keeping Diamond at the city zoo despite officials seeking to remove the large gift elephant. The controversy centers on cost danger and the offer by locals to fund room and board while a public campaign raises 35000 dollars for his care and a possible move. Diamond requires regular warm baths oil rubdowns and daily care from keepers and the public supports preserving the animal at the zoo.
The CAB cites causes for three Virginia linked aviation deaths. An inaccurate weather forecast contributed to the Elkwood crash and pilot error in attempting visual flight. Richard Creedon Bowers and passenger Creedon Lawrence Bowers died. A June helicopter crash near Virginia Beach blamed on rotor danger awareness and loading practices. A crop dusting death near Gordon Alabama tied to distance misjudgment by Jack K Carver of Glade Spring.
The voiceprint device developed by Lawrence Kersta, a former Bell Labs worker, was ruled admissible by Judge Robert Dempsey in a Westchester County perjury case against a suspended New Rochelle officer. Kersta demonstrated the method, claiming 97 percent accuracy after producing 50 000 voiceprints.
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