Stanford Teams Aid Philippine Vocational Education Effort
In Baybay and five Philippine agricul tural and trade colleges Stanford University teams, led by Paul R. Hanna, work with ICA and the Philippine government to raise vocational teaching standards and facilities. They train local educators, improve farm practices, and install an American style shop and new crops while facing typhoon damage and citrus plant imports from California.
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Baybay
Luzon
Philippines
Stanford University
Philippine Agricultural and Trade Colleges
United States
Paul R. Hanna
Stanford
International Cooperation Admn
Hanna
ICA
Philippine School of Arts and Trades
Manila
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Filmino
Magsays
Claude H. Ewing
Baybay National Agricultural School
Paul Daugherty
Marcel
California State
Indio
Central Luzon Agricultural College
Silk Blamed For Reactions To Vaccines
Silk is blamed for allergic reactions to vaccines and other biological medicines. Researchers found silk antigens in Asian flu and Salk vaccines, suggesting silk traces may trigger sensitivities. Dr. Monroe Coleman urges skin testing prior to injections for silk-sensitive patients.
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American Academy of Allergy
Monroe Coleman
Jewish Hospital
Stocklyn
Br. Coleman
Forr Mather Lindas
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