Newspaper clippings incl. photo of Shelley Winters and Don Stroud and Enquirer front page
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-73:184-186 Document: Newspaper clippings incl. photo of Shelley Winters and Don Stroud and Enquirer front page Id: Cooper-Part-73:184-186 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-73%3A184-186 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 pp. 184–186 (DB Cooper-31520–31522), News clipping — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-73%3A184-186
DB Cooper-31520
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"IT'S DIVINE," says Shelley Winters of her love for Don Stroud, who confesses she's "one hell of a woman."
Medical School Researcher Reports . . .
Deadly Tumors in Animal[s]
By CHARLES [guess: PARMITER]
A housecat, a bulldog and an elephant have been relieved of deadly tumors by a remarkable heat treatment developed at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine.
The cat had a cancerous tumor in her nose, the bulldog a malignancy on the leg and the elephant a baseball-sized obstruction in his trunk. All three animals are free of their tumors since receiving the heat treatment at the university's Animal Resource Facility in Albuquerque.
"It has been known for years that heat kills cells, and that tumor cells are especially sensitive to heat," explained Dr. [text cut off] ...ity veteri-
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nant tissue was destroyed."
Said Dr. Clint Hughes of Albuquerque, who diagnosed the cat's cancer and referred the case to Dr. Day:
"Since the cat was given this heat treatment 2½ years ago, there has been no indication of a return of the malignancy. I consider the animal cured."
As for the bulldog with a malignant tumor on the leg, Dr. Day said: "We gave the dog two treatments of 30 minutes each. That was 22 months ago, and there has been no recurrence of the tumor."
The elephant's problem, [text cut off]
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DB Cooper-31521
[ENQU]IR[E]R 30¢ LARGEST CIRCULATION OF A[NY PAPE]R IN AMERICA
How Right Clothes Make You Look Slim PAGE 33
Before Presid[ent] Ford's Big Shake-Up...
[D]IXON [P]REDICTED HEADS [TO] ROLL AT WHITE HOUSE
Predicts Future [of] Kissinger & Others in Cabinet PAGE 37
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DB Cooper-31522