Young Scientist Develops Vaccine For Common Cold
Johns Hopkins researcher Dr. Winston H Price claims a vaccine for the common cold shows 80 percent protection in tested cases. The JH virus was grown with killed tissue. immunity requires two shots four weeks apart. Results came from eight groups of boys under controlled epidemic conditions. The scientist cautions against expectant coverage against all cold viruses. The report notes cautious initial reaction from peers.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Winster H. Price
Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Price
Baltimore Sun
Weldon Wallace
Division of Medical Ecology
Winston H. Price
Board For Handicapped Established
The County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution Thursday to form a Handicapped Children's Education Board with five members. Three from the agriculture and education committee and two public members. pay is six dollars per meeting and nine cents a mile. Budget set at two hundred dollars for the rest of the year.
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County Board of Supervisors
Handicapped Children's Education Board
County Board
Agriculture and Education
George Fox
Medary
Howard Stark
Burns
Robert Frederick
Shelby
Education Board
Body Of Accident Victim Discovered On Marathon County Road
The body of a woman, likely killed in a crash nearly 12 hours earlier, was found in her wrecked car on a remote Marathon County road. The death, linked to a separate truck driver fatality in northwestern Wisconsin, pushed the yearly state highway toll to 617, compared with 689 at this date last year.
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Associated Press
Marathon
Wisconsin
Flu Spreads Across U S Europe and Canada
Asian flu continues to spread in Europe England United States and Canada with 14 deaths in one English town and outbreaks in Portugal Cyprus Italy and the Netherlands. About 65 000 U S cases an increase of 15 000 since September 12 with outbreaks in New York Texas Mississippi Pennsylvania Missouri Florida and Oklahoma.
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Europe
England
United States
Canada
Portugal
Cyprus
Italy
Netherlands
U.S. Public Service
New York
Texas
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Florida
Oklahoma
Sheffield
C. H. Shaw
Health Ministry
London
Industrial groups map future of Grand Crossing Indian Hill site
La Crosse County Industrial Development Council plans a Sept. 24 7:30 p.m. meeting at City Hall to discuss guiding the 92 acre Grand Crossing Indian Hill site and potential development. Norman E. Schulze leads the group with city officials and rail partners invited, while the Green Island area may be reviewed and a $100 investment in Wisconsin Development Credit Corp considered to aid local industry growth.
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Grand Crossing
Indian Hill
la Crosse County
Norman E. Schulze
Milo G. Knutson
City Plan Commission
Common Council
Board of Public Works
Ray Parmenter
la Crosse County Board of Supervisors
Schulze
Green Island
Everett H. Woehrmann
Industrial Unit
J. C. Weiland
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Bernard Thill
Wisconsin Development Credit Corp
John K. Flanagan
George Thompson Jr
Gov. Thomson
Jerome J. Klos
New England
Madison
Wisconsin
UW plans Asian flu vaccine for all students
Madison report says the University of Wisconsin student health clinic will provide Asian flu vaccine to every student pending final approval from President Fred and Dr. John Z. Bowers. Medical School dean.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Archer P. Crosley
E. B. Fred
John Z. Bowers
University Medical School
Asian flu outbreak noted in Europe and NATO maneuvers
A spokesman says Asian flu is milder and not warranting mass antiflu vaccine use. In the Netherlands the disease slashes coal output by 17 percent with cases in Rotterdam The Hague and Amsterdam. NATO maneuvers in Lisbon affect 20 000 troops, Italian servicemen report 20 000 cases and three deaths cited as non epidemic. US vaccine delivery lags with 5 430 442 doses released, while 85 million doses expected by year end.
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Netherlands
Rotterdam
Hague
Amsterdam
Lisbon
Portugal
NATO
Canada
United States
Public Health Service
Federal Health Agency
Name Woman Doctor To Board Of Health
Dr. Elizabeth Baldwin of Marshfield was appointed to the State Board of Health by Gov. Thompson to fill the seven year term. She succeeds Dr. Stephen E Gavin who is ill and did not wish to seek reappointment. Baldwin is the board’s only woman and has served as Marshfield city health officer and active in the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs. Her Senate approval is pending.
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Madison
Elizabeth Baldwin
Marshfield
State Board of Health
Thomson
Baldwin
Stephen E. Gavin
Fond du Lac
Gavin
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
State Senate
Apple Festival Highlights in La Crescent Plan
La Crescent gears up for a full Apple Festival with Paul Harvey speaking at multiple events. A coronation at Crucifixion School and a 2 p.m. parade precede an 8 p.m. coronation and dances at local venues. Gov. Freeman and Paul Harvey scheduled to address crowds. apple displays, banquet, and free cider at village hall noted.
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the Commodore
Paul Harvey
ABC
Village Hall
Karroll's
Queen
Karroll’s
The
American Legion
Orville Freeman
Cyanide Spill Closes Ontario Rail Line After Crash
In Thamesville Ontario a CN Rail collision scattered 25 000 pounds of sodium cyanide along the right of way. US chemists rushed to aid cleanup from a Du Pont plant in Niagara Falls New York. Truck driver injured, no other injuries reported.
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Thamesville
Ont
United States
Ontario
Canadian National Railways
du Pont
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Detroit
du Pont of Canada
Toronto
E. I. du Pont Co
Esther Leaves Floods In Parts Of 3 States
Tropical storm Esther moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico bringing torrential rains and high tides that drowned three people in New Orleans and caused heavy property damage across Louisiana Mississippi and parts of Alabama Tennessee. Northern Alabama Mississippi and east Tennessee faced up to three inches of rain with max winds around 64 mph as utilities and antennas were felled.
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New Orleans
Esther
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Mississippi
Burns
Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Dulles Urges U.N. To Enter Mideast Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles urged the United Nations to intervene in the Middle East as Soviet arms in Syria threaten Turkey. He warned the UN may not tranquilize the scene but must press to stop Soviet domination and protect free nations while offering economic aid to the region under conditions of independence and freedom.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dulles
U.N
Middle East
Syria
Turkey
General Assembly
Assembly
Free Nations
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Pilot dies midflight as Northwest DC6 lands safely
A Northwestern Airlines DC6B carrying 62 passengers landed at Madison Airport after Captain Alfred H. Lohmar, 51, died in flight from Minneapolis to Chicago. First officer Arthur J. Steadman Jr. 33, took control and landed the plane between Lone Rock Wisconsin and Rockford Illinois. Flight engineer Frederick Staudt, 35, assisted with oxygen before Lohmar collapsed.
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Madison
Northwestern Airlines
Minneapolis
Chicago
Alfred H. Lohmar
Arthur J. Steadman Jr
Farmington, Minn
Steadman
Lohmar
Lone Rock
Wis
Rockford
Frederick Staudt
AFL CIO Presses Teamsters to Clean Up in Hoffa Probe
An AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee report accuses the Teamsters of corruption led by James R. Hoffa and Dave Beck. It calls for a thorough cleanup or expulsion from the federation with potential losses of local and state positions and possible long running labor warfare. Hoffa's bid for the presidency faces a challenge from Thomas J. Haggerty with campaigns planned in multiple cities.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Frank Brewster
Afl-Cio Executive Council
New York
Miami Beach
Fla
Brewster
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Detroit
LaSalle
Ill
International Union
Barney Mutual
LaSalle Local 46
Haggerty
Ethical Practices Committee
Beck
Aflcio
Johnny Dio
Dio
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Iwnitax
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Svwee
Hal Boyle
Heen Il
Ada
Eee TV
Radio Log
Norman Walker
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