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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1959
Page
20
Colton California reports Dr Bruce Halstead leads a new institute cataloging plant and animal compounds for medical uses. He describes tropical fish hallucinogens aiding memory and fear, puffer fish venom for pain and sea snake venom for clotting, while noting cure claims by witch doctors lack basis.
Jay Rockefeller IV, six foot six and fluent in Japanese, plans a life in public service with Asia at its core. He aims to develop Asia’s future by studying its languages and history, while criticizing U.S. strategy and urging a champion of democracy in foreign policy. He intends to return to Harvard for Chinese studies after a decade of immersion in Asia.
The piece explains browning flour in a skillet over low heat to a dark golden color to improve color and flavor. It notes browned flour thickens less than an equal amount of plain flour, changing the gravy's texture.
In Southern California thinkers discuss bold science futures. Rand Corp experts imagine submarine cities and growing complex machines while Hibbs of Caltech envisions terraforming Mars and Venus by altering atmospheres and extracting resources. The visions include radiation control for health and tailoring genes, with space and planetary colonization as possibilities.
Rand Corp. theoretical physicist Dr Frnest Martinelli declares we may artificially create living matter within 25 years and that unlocking life processes could help defeat cancer and viruses. He notes the key puzzle is the force that binds living and nonliving matter.
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