WHO opens immunology training center in Israel
The World Health Organization opens an advanced immunology training center at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot Israel. It is the first center outside WHO headquarters in Switzerland.
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
8
The World Health Organization opens an advanced immunology training center at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot Israel. It is the first center outside WHO headquarters in Switzerland.
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Thanksgiving weekend brought fraternal gatherings and guest visits across Teastrike and nearby towns. Families such as the Nipps and Gustafsons hosted relatives from Bemidji and International Falls while service member Wayne Ruzicka departed for Fargo for training and Texas assignment.
Cumulative notes from four 4-H groups recount meetings at Schmids Shelter and homes from Nov 4 to Nov 15. Highlights include meeting plans, bake sales, calendars and bulb sales, Christmas parties, gifts, pins earned, and upcoming gatherings through January. Notable names: John Bix Edith Pike Greta Barron Jett Golberg Jane Beckerley Walter Rohlf Orville Vredenburg Lori Andress Roxanne Vredenburg Denise Kriens Marlys Holland Dennis Kriens.
Dr. Harold J. Kieffer warns parents and teachers that spinal subluxations in children often stem from common play activities such as twists falls and awkward postures. He urges routine checks after baths to spot asymmetries and uneven muscle development before pain appears.
Mrs. Elsie Gerner and her class project Consumer Clothing earned a nomination for the November award in the U S Office of Education In novatore program announced by Florence K Statter of the Minnesota Department of Education. The four week project produced 25 shirts in sizes 4 to 12 with factory like construction and included tours of Ringer Manufacturing Co Park Rapids as students observed jacket making. No hand sewing was used and 18 girls designed their own labels.
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