Truman and Taft Clash Over Democratic Fair Deal Debates
The 1960 campaign battle features President Truman defending the Fair Deal and urging a pro growth agenda against Republican opposition led by Taft. Truman ribbed isolationists while Taft denounced what he calls political immorality and a rubber stamp Congress.
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Subtilin touted as potential TB and men infection remedy
A report to the American Bacteriologists Society announced subtilin a non deug for fighting meningitis and tuberculosis. Dr A J Sane of the University of California said it clears streptococcal throat infections in 10 minutes on chick embryos and may rival penicillin though safety in humans is untested. If safe it could aid patients unable to take penicillin or with penicillin resistance, but toxic effects remain possible. Subtilin has shown animal test success and may be used similarly to penicillin pending further trials.
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Dumbest card play in bridge noted by critics
A bridge discussion critiques Shepard Barclay on a misfired double and West’s overreaching redouble. South tries to lure hearts, but the sequence leads to a controversial redouble after being doubled. The piece labels redoubling while short in other suits as the dumbest possible act.
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