Body chemical could trigger insanity says psychiatrist
A Boston hospital team told the American Psychiatric Association that a bodily chemical may drive insanity. They described experiments with LSD to mimic schizophrenia and discussed possible causes such as adrenoxine, with hope to identify and counteract the insanity chemical.
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ST. Louis
American Psychiatric Assn
Max Rinkel
Robert W. Hyde
Harry C. Solomon
Boston
Switzerland
Sandoz Chemical Laboratories
Farm Problem How To Hike Income Cut Crop Surplus
Washington May 7 UP Congress faces a major farm legislation dilemma balancing income protection with reduced production and unloading government surpluses. With over 6.5 billion dollars in government stock and debates over flexible versus rigid price supports, the issue could influence upcoming elections. Two main camps push flexible price guarantees to curb surpluses or extend rigid supports with acreage controls to shield farmers.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
H Bomb Power For Peace Sought
Senator Hick of Iowa reveals that American scientists plan to harness H bomb power for peaceful purposes. Officials acknowledge attempts to control the destructive force for constructive uses amid optimism and debate.
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Sen. Hick
Iowa
Candle making tips for clean burning without smoke
Candles coated with soapsuds burn without smoking or dripping if wicks are not coated. Let the candles dry in holders before lighting for best results.
Mother and daughter die at same time in Lashmeet and hospital
Mrs Helen Swaggerty 23 of Lashmeet and her 43 year old mother Alma Milles died at exactly the same time 5 30 a m Mrs Swaggerty had cancer surgery last December and died at her parents home in Lashmeet Alma Milles died in a local hospital of a heart ailment The report notes both deaths occurred simultaneously and identifies their ages and locations
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Bluefield
W. Va
Helen Swaggerty
Lashmeet
Swaggerty
Alma Milles
Mass Betrothals Protest Pay Scales
In Copenhagen on May 7 twelve men and twelve women held a mass marrying match staged by Danish civil service employees to protest pay scales. Some engaged couples did not know each other well or were merely acquaintances, and none appeared to be in love.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Moscow expands death penalty to include murderers and traitors
London dispatch reports Moscow radio stating the presidium of the Supreme Soviet expanded provisions to include murderers and traitors in the death penalty. The broadcast cited public demand to increase protection of citizens' lives.
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London
Moscow Radio
Presidium
The
Supreme Soviet
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