Navy Med Team Helps Egypt Bridge Doubt With Science
A U.S. Navy medical research unit in Cairo works on typhus typhoid and tick-borne diseases while aiding Egyptian cooperation. The team, back since 1967 after a brief expulsion, now includes 200 Egyptian staff and nine U.S. officers with civilians among the scientists. The unit conducts basic studies on causes prevention and treatment and assists local medical needs.
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Mont Belvieu Residents Attend Boyett Family Reunion
Mont Belvieu residents joined about 100 attendees at the Boyett annual family reunion held at Tetrell Park in Beaumont. Local attendees included Joe Cochran and granddaughter Lynette Griffin, and Steve Cochran with his wife. Former residents Dumpy Brown Peggy Allen Larry of Lufkin and Bernard Cochran with Karen Darrell Nancy of Brazoria were noted guests.
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Hershey's rise from candy shops to chocolate giant
The Britannica notes Milton S Hershey failed in Philadelphia and New York before founding the caramel firm and opening the world’s largest chocolate plant in 1903. It also credits O Henry with writing The Gift of the Magi in three hours for the New York World in 1905.
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