Christmas Holiday Traffic Death Toll Forecast By Safety Council
United Press International reports amid Christmas travel that nearly all 100 million motor vehicles will be on highways. The National Safety Council predicts 560 to 600 traffic deaths and up to 31,000 disabling injuries during the holiday period from 6 p.m. today to midnight Sunday, with prior records noted and transport modes predicting higher volumes.
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Cause and Possible Cure Found For Fatal Children's Disease
Researchers at Boston's Children's Hospital Medical Center report they may have found the cause and a potential cure for a fatal form of progressive nephrosis in children. Thioguanine, used in cancer treatment, kept two doomed patients alive, one for over a year, by killing antibodies that trigger harmful kidney-clogging proteins. Principal investigators include Drs. Janeway, Fellers, Rosen, Gotoff, and Vawter, with support from the Public Health Service and National Kidney Foundation. Further work is needed to determine heredity or other factors and to confirm long term efficacy.
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Obscenity Bill Sparks Unprecedented Interest in New Jersey
In Trenton the state Obscenity bill, defined as obscene by its own terms, drew massive public attention. Citizens lined up for copies as lawmakers described in detail prohibited sexual acts, with critics joking about free access and officials scrambling to meet demand.
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$40 000 For Sweat Study Of Aborigines
Rep. Henry S. Reuss says U S pays Australian scientists $40 000 to study perspiration of Aboriginal natives, part of $70 million in foreign research this year and a $1.3 billion balance of payments deficit. He questions why foreign scientists are funded amid payment difficulties.
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