Native scientist declines big pay to keep ACTH research local
Dr. Choh Hae Li of the University of California rejects a $100,000 yearly offer from a corporation to move his ACTH work. He argues discoveries should belong to the public and be used for broad human benefit rather than private profit. ACTH has opened new avenues for arthritis and related diseases, with Li favoring continued university research over corporate patents.
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NEA
Choh Hae Li
University of California
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Israel Dissolves Parliament Calls For New Elections
In Jerusalem the Knesset voted to dissolve and schedule new elections. Leaders face forming a caretaker government while the national vote is organized. The move comes after rejection of an interim cabinet proposed by Prime Minister Ben-Gurion.
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Jerusalem
Knesset
David Ben-Gurion
Governor Approves Bids for TC Building Projects
In Madison Governor Rennebohm announced bid approvals and funding for state teachers colleges. The Eau Claire project covers a training school college classrooms an auditorium and a physical education unit with $1 450 000 released. Platteville Teachers College gets $425 000 for a residence hall completion.
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Madison
Rennebohm
Eau Claire Teachers College
Platteville Teachers College
Barrymore Daughter Diana Weds Actor Robert Wilcox in Newark
Actress Diana Barrymore daughter of John Barrymore married leading man Robert W. Wilcox by a city magistrate in Newark New Jersey. It is her third marriage and his second with ages listed as 29 and 39 respectively.
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N. J
Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Robert W. Wilcox
Wilcox
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Crackdown on Rubber Use Sparks Tire Industry Debate
Industry leaders clash with the government over cutting rubber consumption to 90 000 tons monthly. United States Rubber Co. president Harry E. Humphreys Jr warns stockpiling drives prices and may lower product quality while predicting synthetic rubber will cover about 48 percent of demand this year as plants like Port Neches resume operations.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Harry E. Humphreys, Jr
United States Rubber Co
Port Neches
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Humphreys
Soviet Writer Claims USSR Leads in Peaceful Atomic Power Use
Soviet writer Prof. V. Golubstov says Soviet scientists can convert atomic energy directly into heat or electricity. He claims the USSR is far ahead of the United States in peaceful atomic applications and hydroelectric and gas turbine developments. He asserts American worries about losing steam-power investments and notes large Volga dam projects as proof of progress.
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Moscow
V. Golubstov
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Russia
Volga
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