Breakthroughs in Cancer Control Seen Quicker Than Moon Landing
Dr Jacob Gershon-Cohen an American cancer specialist predicts vaccines and curative drugs for cancer could be developed sooner than reaching the moon perhaps after 1970 He cites proof that many cancers are virus caused and advances in virus structure DNA and RNA as key factors He also notes better virus control may reduce cancer risk and infra red detection could aid early diagnosis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Associated Press
Montreal
Jacob Gershon-Cohen
Philadelphia
At Energy
Gershon-Cohen
Albert Einstein Medi Center
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Newss
Westinghouse Announces Price Boost
Westinghouse Electric Corp. says prices will rise two to six percent on air conditioning and heating equipment from December 1. The increases are due to higher labor costs and rising prices for non ferrous metals and other inputs. Cape Canaveral remains the name on maps despite Cape Kennedy branding and rocket activity in the area.
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Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy
Christmas Rush Smoothed by Postal Three Day Break
Washington AP reports the Postal Service ran the Christmas mail rush with carriers given a three day holiday ending Monday. Peak Friday December 18 hit about 274 million pieces. total delivered on Monday matched December 22 levels, with 40 million fewer than the largest day. Rural routes and perishables continued. weather in the Northwest caused floods. Officials say savings of 3 to 4 million dollars were achieved by skipping the extra holiday payments.
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Washington
Poste al
Lost Beagle and items listing near local landmarks
Several lost notices include a male Beagle near James Wood School with a contact, a pair of Beagles black with white and reward call 662 4575 near a brickyard, a Tan black and white Beagle named Happy lost near Amherst with rewards, and a lady's light beige purse belonging to Ursula Virginia Brill returned to Cork Street Friendship Market with a reward. Also a note of holiday scheduling guidance from the Post Office department stating no mail Friday and normal Saturday service.
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Happy
Amherst
Lady’s
Ursela Virginia Brill
Cork St
Friendship Market
Post Office
Classified Rates and Deadlines for Local Ads
Rates for classifieds include four or more days four cents per word per day three days six cents per word per day one or two days per word per day with five percent discount if paid with order. Minimum charge one dollar. Display ads border or larger than 6 pt cost one dollar seventy five per column inch per day. In Memoriams and similar lines twenty five cents per printed line per day. Cash with order. Deadlines five p.m. Monday through Friday, six on Saturday for Monday edition. Telephone number given.
Lost pocketbook at Crown Cork & Seal area
Reward offered for a lost black patent leather pocketbook between Crown Cork and Seal Plant and Main Street containing important papers. Contact 662-3887 or 662-2481.
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Crown Cork & Seal Plant
Main Street
Lady’s
In Memoriam and House Rentals Classified Mix
In memory of Dorothy Whitlacre and Jennings E Morris with several rental notices. Listings include six room houses, two bedroom and three bedroom homes in Shenandoah Hills, Conway address, a Gainesboro trailer, furnished house in Boyce Virginia, and a barber shop ad with prices. Contacts include 662-6827 662-4647 662-0218 662-7215 662-6607 888-2001 703-451-4237.
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Shenandoah Hills
Robert Wilson
Real Estate by Owner in Frederick Heights and Shenandoah Hills
Several 3 bedroom homes offered by Frank J. Schaefer & Co and others with down payments ranging from $350 to $600 and monthly estimates around $70 to $92. Properties include a brick house in Frederick Heights with appliances, a bright cheerful 3 B R in Shenandoah Hills, and a modern Shenandoah Hills development home with daylight basement. Contact numbers provided.
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Frederick Heights
B.R
Chen
Frank J. Schaefer & Co
Boscawen
Aim
Bath
Frank J. Schaefer & Co., Inc
Shenandoah Hills
Dismissal of Rights Charges May Be Taken to Supreme Court
In Macon Georgia U S District Judge W A Bootle dismissed federal conspiracy indictments against six men linked to the Penn killing prompting a possible U S Supreme Court appeal The case involved alleged Ku Klux Klan conspiracy to oppress Negroes related to the July 11 shotgun slaying of Lemuel Penn a Washington D C Army Reserve officer State murder charges remain pending against James Lackey and the others were acquitted in state court on related counts Mention of Myers Sims and Lackey and the trial details are noted without graphic description
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Supreme Court
Macon
Rict
U.S. Supremeourt
U.S Dist
W.A. Bootle
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Bootle
Penn
Army
Washington
Ft. Benning
Cecil Myers
Joseph Howard Sims
Danielsville
Myers
Sims
Lackey
FBI
Athens
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Winchester Evening Star
Themerican Space Agency
Gershom-Cohen
Virginia Land Mortgage Corporation
Boscawen St
Winchester
P.O
Judy Hill
Fort Worth
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Hill
Canada
Europe
Westinghouse
Postal Dept
James Wood School
Stephens City
Imperial
Braddock St
Fiven
Funny
Memoriam
Dorothy Whitlacre
Jennings E. Morris
Conway
Gainesboro
Call
Good Road
Ewart Johnston
Boyce
Call Boyce
Alma
Linda
Larry
Richard
Shenandoah Place
S. Braddock St
Handley School
Harris & Company Realtors
Cameron St
Green Acres
Brucetown
Ed L. Molden
Apts
Holliday
C. H. Schutte, Inc
E. Piccadilly
Verge ‘City
Call Stephens City
House - Roosevelt Blvd
Taft Ave
Greystone Terrace
Pine Motor CO
Dodge
Chrysler
Carl J. T
Kremer
Scavalier Apts
Prestigent
Richards Avenue
Hayfield Heights
Maple Spring Drive
R. Py Anderson
Gore
Misc
Baldwin
Duke L. Shaver Piano, Co
Front Royal
Chapman Motors
W. Boscawen St
Newgroes
Denver Willis Phillips
George H. Turner
Herbert Guest
James S. Lackey
Clete Johnson
Denny's New Furniture
Denny's
West Germain St
E. Buncutte
Town
Boscawen and
Loudoun St
E. B
Hoye Riley
Twen St
N. Cameron St
J.T. Kremer
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