German drug brings pain relief in prostate cancer patients
A German developed drug diethylstilbesterol diphosphate shows remarkable relief of pain and general improvement in men with prostate cancer. Ohio State University researchers treated 13 patients, reporting rapid symptom relief within days and no nausea or feminization, though X ray evidence of bone improvement was not yet seen. Patients received three weeks of hospital care followed by weekly injections.
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J. N. Taylor
Ohio State University
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Former POW's Trial Opens at Fort Meade
Maj. Ronald E. Alley pleaded innocent to charges of collaborating with the Communists during captivity in Korea. The court martial resumed at Fort Meade Md with testimony from five former servicemen held in the same North Korean prison camp.
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Painter Escapes Death Twice In Fall
Robin Boy, 33, a Levittown painter, fell 100 feet from a scaffold on a Delaware River bridge project in Edgely. He grabbed a dangling rope, was pulled up to a catwalk, slipped again, and plunged toward tarpaulin safety net before catching the rope and surviving with minor injuries.
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Robin Boyance
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Edgely
Solution Of Smog Problem Is Simple
LOS ANGELES The Associated Plumbing Contractors of Los Angeles proposed a simple cure for smog in a resolution. They urged smog control officials and others who discussed the issue to gather, travel to the highest mountain, face the wall of smog and talk all at once to create a wind that will dissipate the smog quickly.
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