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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
2
Scientists report isolating the main chemical in the body tied to pain, named neurokinin, from injured skin. Neurokinin injections trigger pain and inflammation, with Dr. Loring F. Chapman noting nerves may release it to lower pain thresholds.
In Algiers a French soldier chains his rifle to his wrist amid open hostility with European settlers and Secret Army Organization terrorists. Attacks, including a barracks blast and a Bab el Oued ambush, have frayed loyalties between French draftees and settlers, deepening the “dirty war” divide.
The West Side Adult School in Newark offered a disaster survival course with a 400 participant target but only four registered. Board president Harvey C. Black blamed public apathy and urged Gov. Hughes as the course was canceled a second time after prior low enrollment.
The Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation in 1778 but final ratification by all states was completed on March 1, marking the official adoption of the new framework for the United States government.
The piece explores how small investors and large institutions diverge in picks. Odd-lot buys reveal small buyers’ preferences, while institutional holds show different top choices. Data cites 1961 odd-lot leaders like AT&T and Jersey Standard, and a Data Digest survey naming top holdings such as Jersey, GM, GE, Texaco, DuPont, and AT&T.
Samineta of Austin named the 23 editor of the Daily Texan under University of Texas published qualifications after a Regents decision. The appointment follows an effort by the Publications Board to select Texan editors though some students threaten to quit if the Regents do not approve.
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