Doctor admits error killed two in mock drug test
Vermillion South Dakota August 17 AP a 28 year old medical school researcher testified he injected two patients with 100 milligrams of methadon instead of demerol causing the deaths of J Jack Clifford 30 and Margery Sturland 26 in a pharmacology test at South Dakota Medical School.
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Missing Envoy's Wife to France
Mrs Melinda MacLean wife of missing diplomat Donald MacLean left for France by air with approval of the foreign office describing it as a holiday. She traveled with three children and relatives aboard a British European Airways plane to Nice while speculation continued about MacLean and fellow official Guy Burgess possibly seeking safety in Russia or returning.
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Draft to Hit College Men in Coming School Year
Washington AP reports Selective Service aims to induct 520000 this year and 300000 in 1952. Brig Gen Louis Rentfro warns students that many college deferments end after one automatic postponement, while top scholars may remain deferred until graduation with good grades. A student not previously ordered can enroll for fall and finish the year.
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Stop Russia Plan Set for Pact Meet
Washington officials outline a Stop Russia plan to counter a Russian speech blitz at the upcoming Japanese peace conference in San Francisco. Secretary Acheson, with Dulles, Rusk and Jessup, directs a strategy to limit Moscow’s influence as it seeks to derail the draft treaty and block an American-British settlement.
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Supersonics Seen As Aid To Health Vaccines
Dr Nelson Newton reports experiments using high‑frequency sound waves to inactivate or kill viruses for vaccines. The Ohio scientist says sonic methods may produce superior vaccines by stimulating antibodies without using chemicals. His work centers on tobacco mosaic virus and aims to prevent diseases by readying the body's immune response.
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Hearst Last Rites Attended by Thousands in San Francisco
Final rites for publisher William Randolph Hearst were held at Grace Episcopal Cathedral San Francisco with thousands attending. Notables and officials joined citizens as the bronze casket arrived from Grace Chapel and was later moved to Cypress Lawn Cemetery where Hearst was entombed near his parents. Hearst’s five sons served as pallbearers.
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Crazed suitor in Lakewood kills two and self
A love crazed suitor killed his girlfriend and her 71-year-old mother in Lakewood New Jersey last night then shot himself as police closed in. A third woman was wounded with a bullet lodged in her spine and another spared to testify. Detectives identified the killer as Pawel Yesiewicz a 65 year old Polish displaced person from New York.
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Specialist Faces Death Charge In Oklahoma Case
In Muskogee Oklahoma a brain specialist earning forty thousand dollars annually faced manslaughter charges alleging he was intoxicated when administering drugs to a female patient who died shortly after. Dr Perry B E Hewitt Jr pleaded innocent at arraignment and requested a hearing.
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Transfer of Vessels Held Up in Senate
The Senate delay blocks a bill to authorize 24 destroyer escort transfers to six nations. The House approved the plan listing eight vessels to France, two to Denmark, one to Great Britain, three to Peru, two to Uruguay and eight to Brazil. Some ships have already been leased or turned over.
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Attempt to Kill Tito Reported in Trieste
Trieste reports an assassination attempt on Marshal Tito. The Italian paper Clnnale de Trieste said the plot, dated August 21, failed. Vlado Radossevich, a Croatian peasant, was captured and tried. He was sentenced to death, later commuted to twenty years hard labor.
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Plans to Quit Jimmy Chewing Quietly
Logan notes Jimmy Sloan, a 14 year old who traveled 15 miles home on homemade crutches after a leg injury, is back at his grandfather’s house awaiting further hospital care. He admits chewing tobacco but intends to quit, saying he still plans to quit.
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