15 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
1
In New York, about 70 scientists and physicians gathered as reports on DMSO or Dimethyl Sulfoxide dominated discussion. FDA had earlier halted human testing after eye damage in animals, while some doctors reported no ill effects in humans in limited trials.
Buffalo AP reports two men with a rare form of bone cancer began daily exchanges of white blood cells to prolong life. Robert F. Allen, 28, Tucson, Ariz., and Harry T. Griffithy, 63, Flourtown, Pa., undergo a transplant operation and DMSO treatment at Roswell Park Memorial Institute. Doctors warn results are inconclusive and FDA halted certain dosages after eye and lens concerns.
Christopher asserts his poll lead boosts his prospects as NATO allies await France's next move. The statement frames the political landscape amid alliance discussions and security concerns.
Researchers report subcutaneous tissue thickens in winter and thins in spring across several body sites, suggesting skin insulation adapts to cold. The study notes greater winter thickness in chest abdomen knee back and upper arm, with thinning as warmth returns and hints at overall acclimatization effects.
Weather bulletin covers Pasadena and adjacent valleys with morning fog and clouds gradually clearing. Temperatures rise to the upper 60s to near 70 in the afternoon, with light smog lingering in some areas and lighter inland winds shifting to west and northwest along coastal zones.
A five year old body was unearthed by a tractor operator demolishing a center house in Santa Monica. James A. Walker of Agoura pulled up the remains as police theorize the person crawled under the vacant home on Pacille and Rose Avenues weeks earlier and died from smoke inhalation from a fire on February 13.
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