New Cancer Hope Seen In Vaccines
Dr. John R. Heller, head of Memorial Sloan Kettering, cites animal vaccines showing up to 95 percent preventive effectiveness against eight virus-caused cancers. He says vaccines may prevent or at least curb cancer in humans and notes future viral links to leukemia.
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Tulsa
Okla
John R. Heller
Oklahoma
American Cancer Society
Heller
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York City
Japanese Royalty Visit to Agra Highlights Taj Mahal Tour
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko arrived in Agra as part of a royal tour of India. The party planned visits to the Taj Mahal and other monuments reflecting imperial era history.
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Agra
India
Akihito
Michiko
Taj Mahal
Pope Receives Uruguayan Governing Council Leader
Pope John XXIII met Benito Nar, head of Uruguay's nine man national governing council, for a private audience in Vatican City. It marked the first time a Uruguayan chief of state held such a papal audience.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Benito Nardone
Uruguay
Arrowhead paper debuts at Shenandoah College
The Arrowhead, Shenandoah College and Conservatory’s paper, appears for the first time with Tom Holmes as editor. Weather turns milder with a forecast to reach 30. Visible planets Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars. Saturn rises before 7:12 p.m and Mars by 7:34 p.m. Children coats sale at Margeret L Hodgson Hat Dress Shop.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory
Tom Holmes
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Margaret L. Hodgson
New Orleans Gate Opens for Public and Private School Plans
In New Orleans the legislature moves toward mixed schooling with grants to private school aspirants while a federal injunction fights integration. Pickets at William Frantz and McDonogh No. 19 face police protection as United States marshals escort Negro students to classes and a boycott by white students persists despite new private school leases.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
McDonogh
Elmentary School
Itate
William Frantz School
Frantz
United States
Frantz School
Louisiana House
Senate
Frantz and McDonagh
C. E. Vetter
Shots At Jaycee Polio Clinic At Winchester
A total of 139 free polio shots were given at the Jaycee polio clinic sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Winchester Frederick County Health Department. Of these, 27 were first doses, 48 second doses, 22 third doses, and 42 boosters. The event drew roughly equal numbers of adults and children, with last night marking the second shot for many. The next free clinic is planned for late January.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce and
Winchester
Frederick County
JCC
Lumumba Taken From Capital Under Guard
Ex Premier Patrice Lumumba, facing trial for inciting rebellion in the army, was moved from Leopoldville to Thysville under heavy guard. He was captured at Port Francqui and arrived disheveled and manacled, escorted by Mobutu’s troops with Col. Louis Boboso in charge at Thysville. The move drew UN and Soviet reactions as Hammarskjold sought fair trial assurances. A second AP item reports a bomb at Sarmiento railway station in Buenos Aires with one hospitalized.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Thysville
Binza
Congo
Port Francqui
Kasai
Stanleyville
Mobutu
Louis Boboso
Carl von Horn
U.N
von Horn
United Nations
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Buenos Aires
Sarmiento
Byrd Challenges Clark To Try to Purge Him
Sen. Harry Byrd challenges Sen. Joseph Clark to purge him as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee over disagreements with the party platform. Byrd accuses Clark of pushing a purge for leaders who do not endorse the platform and says he will back only planks he approves. Clark has not commented, due back from a West Indies trip.
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Byrd
Clark
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
National Democratic
Joe
Chester Bowles
Republic
John F. Kennedy
Virginian
Kennedy
West Indies
Soviet bloc eases stance at UN on colonial issue
In a muted shift at the United Nations, the Soviet bloc signals support for the Asian African compromise calling for immediate steps toward independence, while suggesting changes to temper a quick transition amid regional turmoil and fears of chaos in newly independent states. The debate, featuring more than 70 nations, continues through its first week.
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United Nations, N. Y
General Assembly
Belgian Congo
Asia
Africa
Assembly
Wave of Fires Kill 49 In Two Days
Nationwide fires claim 49 lives in two days with many victims as children. Southern states report 35 deaths including 10 in South Carolina and 8 in Tennessee. Other fatalities occur in Maryland Ohio New York New Jersey Louisiana Florida Pennsylvania and more.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Maryland
Tennessee
Louisiana
Florida
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
la Plata
Monroe
Miami
North Charleston
D. C
Columbia
Cleveland
N.Y
Elks Lodge Memorial Service Tomorrow at Braddock Church
Elks Lodge announces a memorial service tomorrow December 4 at 3 30 p m in Braddock Street Methodist Church Chapel. All members urged to attend and public is invited. Also listed is a country ham supper at Centenary Church on Cork and Cameron Streets with dates December 3 4 and hours from 6 to 8 p m. A driver position is sought by Rouss Fire Co with applications by December 10 to C D Brown at 303 Jefferson Street.
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Elks Lodge
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Cork & Cameron
Rouss Fire Co
C. D. Brown
Jefferson St
Kennedy names Hodges as commerce secretary choice
President elect John F. Kennedy selects North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges a 62 year old former textile industrialist for the cabinet post Hodges brings business and government experience and NC investment in manufacturing during his four year term.
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Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Atlantic
Kennedy
Hodges
Department of Commerce
Gov. Hodge
Luther Hodges
Hundreds greet Red China chief in Leningrad crowd
In Leningrad hundreds of workers welcomed President Liu Shao chi of Red China. He headed the Peiping delegation at the recent Moscow conference of world communist leaders.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Liu Shao-chi
Red China
Peiping
Tanks End Revolt In Venezuela
In Caracas the surrender of gunmen barricaded in the university ends a week of rioting that left 11 dead. The army used tanks to restore order and Betancourt’s government moved to mop up remaining resistance while arrests were made, including five Cubans on ship arrival.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Caracas University
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Revolutionary Movement
Soldier sues to leave army over broken enlistment pledge
Fred W. Garlick III of Miami Florida sues the U S Army claiming it violated a commitment used to induce his enlistment He says he enlisted as a high school graduate for a three year term and did not receive the specific school he requested A P report from El Paso Texas notes the suit alleges unlawful retention in service.
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EL Paso
Tex
U. S
Fred W. Garlick III
Miami
Fla
Garlick
Space Baby winner reconsidering moon trip with von Braun
Nancy Joyce Carpenter eight year old daughter of Bruce and Mrs. Carpenter of Alexandria visits rocket scientist Wernher von Braun at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville Alabama. She won the prize on the first rocket to the moon seven years ago when her father worked at the site. Now she is unsure about going.
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Nancy Joyce Carpenter
Bruce Carpenter
Alexandria
Wernher von Braun
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Nancy
Moon
Stone
Soviets Fail To Return Satellite In Space Flight Setback
Moscow announced Soviet scientists lost contact with a five ton dog carrying satellite that shoot off on a pre calculated orbit and burned up in the earths atmosphere. Officials said the craft yielded new data for manned space flight and that life aboard functioned normally despite the failure.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Space
E. K. Fedorov
Soviet Academy of Science
Pan Am Jet Breaks Transatlantic Record to Europe
A Pan American jet piloted by Capt. John Wilcox shaved three minutes off the existing transatlantic speed record, flying from Boston to Shannon in 4 hours 38 minutes. The flight marks a new record for commercial U S to Europe travel.
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Shannon
Ireland
Pan American World Airways
United States
Europe
John Wilcox
Boston
Panam
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