New Hormone Discovered To Regulate Red Blood Cells
Chicago researchers announce the discovery of a hormone named Erythropotestin produced in the kidneys that triggers bone marrow to make red blood cells. The hormone links oxygen supply to red cell production, with tests showing a direct relation to metabolic rate. It may aid treatment of diseases involving red blood cell deficiency.
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Chicago
CLN
University of
Fater
Jacobson
World Around 33 Ladlay Reported Earthquake Icy Night
San Francisco residents recalled for years that nothing happened here except a small fire but an earthquake struck Friday. Grady Clay in a jade shop near Union Square described the chaos and a bourbon toast during the tremor while Pop Morrison rushed to a San Francisco phone, and Gene Hofesan stumbled as the building swayed. The PopSCAR award for best selling film was announced amid Elvis Presley chatter and a jovial tone as international notes and a bishop’s blessing eased ghost fears in a quirky, crowded column destroying the line between fact and farce.
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San Francisco
Grady Clay
Loulaville
Union ~ Square
Grady
Everbody
Pop Morrison
Mavine
Pop
Yellow objects sighted near missing U S plane
In Tokyo AP reports yellow objects seen in the Western Pacific near a Boeing C-97 transport carrying 67 Americans and four crew. Searches by 70 aircraft and a dozen ships focused about 100 miles south of the last radio fix, amid 30 foot seas. Among the missing are two women crew, Airman Paula Tamanaha and Carolyn Meyer, plus a dependent passenger. one Long Beach-area service member is listed among those aboard.
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U.S. Air Force
Air Force
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Miltary
Alon
California
Japan
En Coure
Airyman
Carolyn Meyer
Gordon, Ga
Paula K
Tamanaha
Walhre
Maut
Long Beach
Ronald J. Kor Neh
Mra
Margaret Kordizh
S. Yacifie Canat Niny
Walterla. Kordizh
Sharon
Ilyes
Los Angeles
Cigarette Likely Ignited City Hall Fire in Chicago
Fire officials say a cigarette probably touched off a blaze that raged through Chicago City Hall Friday night. Fire Commissioner Anthony Quinn raised damage estimates from 250 600 to 340 000, outlining the extent of the destruction.
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Chicago
Anthony Quinn
Weather Report Fragments From U S Regions Include Temps
Scattered lines show high and low temperatures for several cities including Des Moines Portland and New Orleans. The clippings reference long beach fairbanks and new york with dates and times in a garbled format. A misread ad for aspirin and a note on a child’s suitability appear amid weather data.
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Des Moines
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Fairbanksa
Superior
Mian Ih
Rai Eattte
Low Angstes County
Dreres
World peace talks under way between Hammarshijold and Fawzi
Dag Hammarskjold and Egyptian President Nasser hold marathon talks at Nasr City on the Nile aiming to ease Middle East deadlocks. They discuss Suez Canal rights, Gaza and Aqaba issues, and UNEF in the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba.
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Dag Hammaraskjold
U.N
Nasser
Middle East
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Hamemarskjold
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Hammarshijold
Fawz
Suez Canal
Gaza Strip
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Fawzi
Uaera
Egypt
Palestine
Ttammarakjotd
Hammarakjokl
Ralph Tianche
UNEF
E. L. M. Burns
Gulf of Aqaba
Alaa
Girl 14 Hurt in Pickup Car Collision at Orange Ave
Mary J L Pelion 14 suffered possible skull fracture and pelvic injuries Friday when the pickup truck she rode in collided with a car at Orange Ave and 7th St. She is at Community Hospital. The truck was driven by Emma L. Penn 31 of Gist Bt Jaddrosa. The car driver was Clyde J. Walker 48 of 21360 Idaho St Vollydale.
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Mary JL. Pelion
Orange Ave
7Th St
E. Olat St
Emma L. Penn
Gist Bt
Jaddrosa
Cllo J. Walker
Idaho St
Vollydale
UN pact drift as UNEF stance narrows gap in Gaza talks
The UNEF deployment remains on the table with Egypt urging pace in remilitarization talks while Israel resists, and Cairo signaling readiness to proceed only if conditions align. Egypt hints at delaying full troop redeployment as negotiations continue.
Magsaysay Widow to Receive 10 000 VA Insurance Check
The widow of the late President Ramon Magsaysay of the Philippines is expected to receive a $10,000 check from the U S Veterans Administration on a policy. Magsaysay was a guerrilla leader in World War II and was named provincial governor of Zambales by Gen Douglas MacArthur during the 1944 45 campaign.
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Wasiington Wi
Ramon Magsaysay
Philppines
U. S. Veterans Administration
Magsaysay
Zambales
Douglas Mac
Arthur
Paign
Pope Eases Fasting and Afternoon Mass Rules
Vatican City eased daily afternoon mass rules and fasting for communicants. New regulations allow solid foods and alcoholic drinks up to three hours before communion and liquid foods an hour before. bishops are authorized to apply these changes to fit modern conditions.
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Honolulu
Navy
Jimmie W. Allredge
Rt 1
Blountsville
Alay
Miller
Oahu
Yorktown
Allredge
Vatican City
Hollywood nightclub owner Charlie Morrison dies at 57
Charlie Morrison founder of the Mocurmbo nightclub and longtime Hollywood meeting figure died at his home from a stroke on Friday. He built a renowned hotspot for celebrities and industry insiders, shaping nights in the city for years.
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Hollywood
Charlie Morrison
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