Public Interest Brings Progress In Medical Research
Dr. Thomas M. Rivers notes public interest fuels medical science through The National Foundation March of Dimes support. He explains polio vaccines arose from broad virology work, with birth defects and arthritis now targeted to understand human cell development and disease.
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Katanga Crisis Tests U.N. Role as Congo Tensions Rise
United States seeks U.N. action in Katanga amid friction with Britain France and Belgium over policy. Paris London and Brussels report sharp disagreements on tactics with Moise Tshombe's secessionist forces and fears of a broader Congo collapse into anarchy and possible communist influence.
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Coma Victim Dies In Prichard At 27
Richard L Havens, 27, died Friday after remaining in a coma for more than six years following an automobile accident Oct 15 1953. He had been unconscious since that day in Prichard Alabama.
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Now You Know By United Press International
Queen Victoria ascended the English throne in 1837 at age 18 marking a long reign that reshaped the British Empire and era.
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King Saud to undergo second eye operation in eight days
King Saud of Saudi Arabia will have a second eye surgery in eight days on Sunday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital to remove a cataract from his right eye following a similar procedure on the left eye.
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Break in foul weather health tips from Dr. Hyman
Winter care advice covers dressing in layers and close fitting undergarments, ventilating rooms, avoiding sunburn when traveling, and skin lubrication to prevent dry skin. It cautions against sun and wind exposure and recommends influenza vaccination consideration and avoiding close contact with sick individuals.
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Ceiling carpeting for wall to wall look shocks rug firms
Ruth Millett notes a Kansas housewife who installed wall to wall carpeting on the living room ceiling to avoid wear from six children. She argues the ceiling choice functions as a status symbol and resists concerns about spills, likening it to wearing mink inside a coat.
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Prison guards trade uniforms for denim in film scene
Hollywood reports that eighty guards at Folsom Prison swapped olive drab for blue denim to play prisoners in a sequence for Allied Artists' Reprieve. Earlier, about 1000 convicts volunteered as extras in other scenes, but authorities barred inmates from acting as guards for security reasons.
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Texas geese depart Texas coast may hide on another flyway
Texas officials report a sharp drop in goose numbers in early year census, with some species up from last year along the Louisiana border while others retreat. Biologist Charles Stutzenbaker notes geese possibly moved across the border or to different flyways, and habitat remains adequate along the coast.
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Gentlemen Prefer Brownettes Hair Color Study Report
A Chicago based study by Helen Curtis shows 43 percent of men favor brown hair in women, 17 percent prefer blondes. Red, black and gray hair follow in popularity as women color their hair to brown. The study seeks why brown hair dominates the market and explores motivations.
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Goose season shortened by 30 days in Texas
Texas hunters faced reduced bag limits as the season was cut to 30 days while outlooks for the goose population remained cautiously optimistic.
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Texas
Natural hair color most common among American women
The study indicated that the natural hair color most women in America have is brown. It found that 70 percent of women who color their hair do so to cover gray roots.
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America
Fans pick Johnson Chicago
Darrell Johnson, one of the last active Browns players, named St. Louis Brownie of 1 by a fan club still bearing the former team name. Johnson, 33, is a catcher with the Cincinnati Reds and played for the Browns in 1952, a year before the franchise moved to Baltimore.
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Taffy Paul Signed for The Interns Role
Taffy Paul an 18 year old Columbia star has been signed to play a student nurse in The Interns opposite James MacArthur. The film centers on a romance between Miss Paul and a young intern as the lead unfolds.
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