Food From Oil May Not Be Far Off
Scientists report a potential major new protein source called single cell protein made by feeding living bacteria or yeast high quality hydrocarbons from crude oil. The process would produce a dried powder usable as food, with safety heat treatment to kill organisms, and may emerge within a decade for developing countries and compete with skim milk powder in price.
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John G. McNab
Esso Research and Engineering Co
New York
Louis R. Rey
Nestle Alimentana
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Some Ships Stripped Says Military Writer
Norfolk AP report says the Vietnam war has led to Navy ships being stripped of readiness. Atlantic Fleet antisubmarine forces show acute personnel short age with many ships operating at minimum wartime levels. Vice Admiral Weakly notes higher level decisions shaped the status. Navy says no comment.
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Jack Kestner
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Girl's wish to visit Disneyland funded for terminal leukemia patient
In Grand Rapids Michigan AP Suzy Dewey a 6 year old with leukemia is slated to visit Disneyland with her family after a Los Angeles donor funded the trip. Doctors warn she may not live another year. The family and sister left for California to begin the journey.
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Christmas Births Big Day for Axtell Family in Oregon
In Clackamas Oregon Mrs Axtell marked her 22nd birthday on Christmas Day and welcomed a baby boy weighing a half pound. The family expects the celebration to grow with the new arrival joining a Christmas birthday.
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Clackamas, Ore
Byron Axtell
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