How Far Should Human Experimentation Go In Name Of Science
A physician gave birth control pill placebo to a group of women causing pregnancies. A New York school for mentally defective children infected arrivals with serum hepatitis, ten children fell ill. In Vacaville 1968 inmates were given a paralyzing drug to induce suffocation while being told to associate pain with misbehavior. the experiment failed.
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Vacaville
Calif
New York
Associated Press
United States
Persons Die On State Roads
A Tulsa County three car crash killed 76 year old former Tulsa judge Lewis Jesse Bicking. In western Oklahoma a Tennessee man, Charles Regan, 37, died when a truck hit a bridge and burned near Sayre on Interstate 40. Driver Thomas Bunch, 20, of Van Nuys was injured. Regan owned the truck and was likely asleep. Traffic detours lasted over five hours.
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Tulsa
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Lewis Jesse Bicking
Bicking
Department of Interior
Charles Regan
Knoxville
Tenn
Sayre
Thomas Bunch
van Nuys
Calif
Regan
North Fork
Red River
False Abduction Report Sparks Police Silence
Oklahoma City police refused to release details of a claimed false abduction by a 14 year old girl near Marshall High School. The girl, Barbara Beals, is granddaughter of a district judge. officials cited juvenile-record protections.
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Oklahoma City
Marshall High School
Northwest City
Sam Watson
Barbara Beals
Oklahoma County District Court
Clarence Mills
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San Antonio, Tex
New York State
AP News
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Alabama
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Harvard University
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National Institutes of Health
Food and Drug Administration
Defense Department
Federal Bureau of Prisons
NIH
Donald T. Chalkley
Chalkley
Maryland
California
Een National Bank
Smokey
Sheridan
Aycockeaeux
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C Avenue
Lawton
House of Flowers
N.W
53Rd St
FTD
FTD Florists
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Haeger Pottery
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