New Pain Killer Tested On Humans And Animals
A Berkeley researcher presents a powerful analgesic at an American Chemical Society meeting claiming the drug is up to 100 times stronger than morphine and up to 50 times as potent as meperidine, yet also far more poisonous. scientists see potential for a new pain relief class despite toxicity concerns. Separately, a Los Alamos team notes that adding lime to calcium deficient soils reduces strontium-90 uptake in crops like alfalfa and lettuce, explaining how plants absorb radioactive calcium substitutes and suggesting soil amendments to limit radiation in food.
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Culler Laboratories
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Los Alamon
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Last Rites Planned For Area Telephone Executive
Funeral services for Seta Frederick Nixon Itt. 41, Westfield native and prominent telephone executive, will be held at St Peter's Episcopal Church in Westfield with Rev. Frederick Figge officiating. Nixon was general manager, militant treasurer, and director of the Chautauqua and Erle Telephone Corporation. burial will be in Westfield Cemetery.
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Westfield Cemetery
Sacrifice All! Naval Forces Rally Against Invasion
Indonesian forces and allied ships brace for attack as warships lie at anchor near a strategic gateway to a revolutionary capital at Busitting. About 7,000 troops are mounted for a full-scale defense amid a mobilization effort.
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Navel
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Ebel Furres
Leader urges tax break and second mortgages for industry
A leader urged the federal government to back private mortgage loans for industrial facilities in redevelopment areas. He proposed guarantees for first and second mortgages, loan participation, and deferred repayment to stimulate private investment and expand industry, enabling flexible financing for diverse redevelopment needs.
$1 Billion Public Works Bill Faces Senate Debate
A $1 billion public works bill faces Senate debate before Easter recess amid GOP opposition and questions on the national debt. The plan would fund states cities and agencies to build roads schools public buildings water and sewer systems with provisions tied to job relief and economic stimulus.
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Johnson
DeTax
Leader urges broad industrial redevelopment plan
The leader calls for an extensive program to redevelop industry, insisting it is not a mere palliation and that neglecting this path would waste federal funds. The remarks stress using federal support for substantial, lasting economic revitalization.
Stock Market Edges Up Amid Mixed Early Trading
New York stocks opened unevenly with fractional gains and losses. Oils and rails showed signs of moves but limited upside. The Fed reported industrial production at its lowest since 1954, while car sales fell for Chrysler and General Motors. Farmers’ net income rose, and a list of major companies appeared in the index. Wholesale egg prices were unsettled with varying quality tiers and weights in the New York market.
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Erle Railroad
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American Stock Exchange Aero Supply
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Dodgers Draw 18 Months for Refusing Military Service
Two men, Joseph E. Mazon of Latrobe and Thomas N. Snyder of Reynoldsville, were sentenced to 18 months in U S District Court for refusing to serve in the armed forces. Judge Joseph B. Wuison oversaw the case as Assistant U S Attorney pal Sewak noted the men objected on religious grounds and rejected a clerical exemption with a 100 hour minimum preaching requirement. They also declined a two year state hospital alternative.
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Latrobe
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Reynoldsville
Joseph B. Wuison
U. S
Pal Sewak
Search for missing state warden ends in Williamsport
In Williamsport Pennsylvania the search for state fish warden Raymond L Senrolt who disappeared after a Susquehanna River boating accident on April 4 ended yesterday. City civil defense director Pall We Seester ordered the search halted, noting the river incident involved a light outboard motor boat.
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Pall We Seester
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Raymond L Senrolt
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