Piggy Back Viruses May Link To Cancer
New York AP reports piggy back viruses may cause cancer by carrying tiny amounts of carcinogenic chemicals into living cells. Mouse experiments show cancer development when infection combines a virus with a cancer agent, producing leukemias and other cancers. prior smallpox vaccination altered outcomes.
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Mosel and Booth Deliver Notable Steel Hour on CBS
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes Shirley Booth and playwright Mosel produced a strong Steel Hour on CBS The Haven centers on a weak yet sensitive man who briefly revolts from his wife and children Booth’s performance as the warm hearted wife stands out while Gene Raymond’s portrayal draws little sympathy NBC plans a Continental Classroom return Sept 25 offering math and American government courses ABC aims to upgrade news and public affairs with late time slots and local station resistance Levenson subbing for Paar next week Kirby stays with Moore Show and Candid Camera hosting next season
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Falls Church Annexation Suit Dismissed by Court
Fairfax AP A three judge annexation court dismissed Falls Church's suit to annex 4.5 square miles of Fairfax County. The court ruled the city failed to prove it could provide services not already supplied by Fairfax County. Attorneys said they plan to appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.
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Chicago Tribune figure Louis Rose dies after long career
Louis H. Rose, 80, longtime Chicago Tribune executive and former circulation director, passed away after a lengthy career in newspaper management. The Chicago area native helped oversee circulation operations for decades and was known for his leadership and industry contributions.
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Mice Vaccinated Against Cancer Show Varying Results
In a small study, a subset of mice received a cancer vaccine while others did not. Some vaccinated mice displayed delayed tumor growth and improved survival, while others showed limited or no benefit, indicating partial efficacy and the need for further research.
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