New Cholera Preventive Tests Planned in U.S. Trials
Ten tentative plans were released for large scale human testing of a new cholera preventive. Animal studies suggest protection for at least two years, longer than current vaccines. Earlier tests caused mild reactions at low doses, leading to cancellation. The toxoid origin and initial testing were linked to NIH and prisons in Jessup Maryland and Galveston.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Jessup
Galveston
Associated Press
John R. Seal
U.S
Public Health Service
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
State Senator Ralph Hall Plans Run for Lt Governor
GREENVILLE Texas State Sen. Ralph Hall of Rockwall said Friday he has decided to enter the lieutenant governor’s race next year and will make a formal announcement soon.
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Greenville
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Compromise Approved In Close Vote On Lockheed Rescue Plan
The House approved a 250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft to avert bankruptcy, sending the measure to the Senate where a filibuster blocked a similar plan. The vote was 192 to 189 with an amendment mandating a GAO audit after loans.
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Washington
UPI
House
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Senate
Lockheed
William C. Colmer
D-Miss
Burbank
Calif
John Dingell
D-Mich
General Accounting Office
Thomas Ashley
Ohio
William S. Moorhead
Industria
Dinogaur
Carl Albert
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Moses
Chicago Landmark Stockyards End 106 Years of Trade
The final Chicago live stock report marked the end of 106 years of continuous trading at Union Stock Yard and Transit Co. The last day saw about 2,000 cattle delivered, a far cry from peak levels. Since 1865 the yards have seen roughly 1.2 billion head pass through, surviving an $8 million fire in 1934.
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Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Carl Sandburg
Union Stock Yard and Transit Co
George Jessel cut short on Today Show after Pravda remark
Edwin Newman halted a live NBC Today Show interview with George Jessel after the entertainer called the New York Times Pravda and followed with a Washington Post barb. Jessel argued he did not mean it, but Newman pressed and ended the segment.
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UPI
Edwin Newman
George Jessel
NBC Today Show
New York Times
Washington Post
Pravda
United States
USO
U.S
Spain
England
Europe
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Ohio
Newman
Today Show
Hugh Downs
Jessel
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