Rumors Rise Over Rockefeller and Fortas at Convention
Washington buzzes with talk that Nelson Rockefeller may fill the Kennedy Senate seat or even seek it himself. Analysts weigh Warren Fortas as Chief Justice and the political stakes as Democrats head to Chicago for a battle cry of change.
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New enzyme drug L-asparaginase eyed for affordable leukemia care
Medical World News reports a new production method for L-asparaginase, potentially lowering cost to one tenth and increasing supply for US leukemia patients. Dr. Joseph Roberts led the process at Wadley Institutes. the drug shows promise in patients resistant to other therapies and may reduce impurities and toxicity.
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Medical World News
Joseph Roberts
Wadley Institutes of Molecular Medicine
Dallas
Journal of Bacteriology
Sidney Farber
Children’s Cancer Research Foundation
Boston
Food a Key Brain Factor in Early Growth
Early nutrition shapes brain development with over eighty percent of growth occurring in the first three years. Maternal malnutrition during pregnancy and lactation risks long term cognitive impact on the child.
Malnutrition Impacts Global Child Mental Development
The UNICEF based report notes that about two thirds of 300 million children worldwide are undernourished and show growth retardation and lower mental development scores. Early life malnutrition causes lasting cellular brain changes, with adults of affected generations likely to perform at low-average levels.
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David B. Coursin
Unicef
South America
Africa
Indonesia
Philippines
Coursin
Town Meeting Vote of Approval on Social News Policy
Editor responds to praise for expanding Negro social news coverage in Long Beach, noting ongoing balance and news value. Readers criticize gun control stances, education governor votes, and race language while calling for broader editorial consistency.
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Stanley F. Scott
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sidney S. Watts
Richard L. Nelson
Lagoon Becomes Swamp Near Shoreline Drive Development
Residents near Ocean Boulevard report a foul smelling, algae filled lagoon created by a city landfill project. City health officials plan chemical analysis and cleaning efforts after previous attempts failed to keep the water clear and free of insects. Landscaping delays await interchanges and the Royal Pacific Hotel.
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Royal Pacific
Today’s Book Life in the Kingdom of the Kongo
Georges Balandier profiles the 16th and 17th century Kingdom of the Kongo using history and anthropology. The author blends travels and sources to recount the era and compare it to contemporary African events. Translated by Helen Weaver. Pantheon price six ninety five.
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Kingdom OF the Kongo
Georges Balandier
Helen Weaver
Pantheon
Sorbonne
African Studies Center
Africa
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