Staph Carriers Persist After Hospital Outbreak
A 16 month follow up shows 26 infants still carry staphylococcus bacteria after a nursery outbreak. Additionally 12 mothers, 2 fathers and 23 siblings also carry the bacteria, spreading it to others. Doctors Valerie Hurst and Moss Grossman led the large scale swabbing at the University of California Medical Center, San Francisco.
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Valerie Hurst
Moss Grossman
University of California Medical Center
San Francisco
Lancet
Bacteria mutate to outlast antibiotics in hospital strains
The text notes bacteria have carried traits for years and now resist many antibiotics, especially hospital strains. Staphylococcus can alter its chemical nature through mutation to survive antibiotic treatment.
Daily Crossword Across Clues Set
Crossword clues list including Lumps of coal Root used for pipes var Precious stone Unit of weight West Indi fish Approaches The Beaver State Greek let Swiss rive Soak flax Land measure Set up an army unit Polling place Entitles Accuses Fellow slang Scotch river A call for help Consumed Adapt Theater attendant Assam silkworm Artress German Tricked Army vehicle Fruit of the rose Evening before holiday
Oren Harris Clarifies Honolulu Hotel Bills in IGY Study
House committee chairman Oren Harris of Arkansas explains that hotel charges at the Royal Hawaiian in Honolulu labeled food referred to meals in the Bar Surf cafeteria during an International Geophysical Year study trip. The bills previously noted as bar charges were intended for dining.
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Honolulu
Royal Hawaiian
Oren Harris
Surf
Congress Expense Alterations Deny High Living Claims
Capitol Hill denials followed reports by Don Oberdorfer and Walter Pincus that House expense vouchers were altered to obscure taxpayer spending on liquor, hotel bills, and luxury items. The investigators studied over 25 thousand vouchers from 1957 to 1959, alleging routine alterations by aides.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Hill
Knight
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
Life Magazine
House
Toolmaking roots in Nashua shaping New England’s industry
Nashua New Hampshire sparked the American toolmaking industry in 1838 and helped make New England America’s tool shop, producing about a third of the nation’s machine tools.
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Nashua
N.H
United States
New England
America
Wall Street Chatter On Margin Shifts And Stocks
A UPI summary notes past Fed margin cuts often preceded price moves, with Wiesenberger & Co predicting possible margin reduction and a stock dip followed by a buying window. It also cites the International Statistical Bureau recommending switches from National Distillers to International Telephone and highlights Spiegel Inc as a stock action candidate with a strong development program and dividend liberalization to come.
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New York
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co
Wiesenberger
Standard & Poor's
Spiegel, Inc
S&p
Dr Hodgkinson Honored by Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Francis Katz a male student from New Castle was named Miss Student Nurse of 1960s at an American College event. Dr Paul Hodgkinson former New Castle man and head of Gynecology and Obstetrics at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit was recognized at a Cincinnati meeting.
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Francis Katz
New Castle
Binghamton State C
Paul Hodgkinson
Hospital School of Nursing
American College
Dr. Hodgkinson
Cincinnati
William H. Hodgkinson
New Castle High School
Heavier Penalty for Stealing a Dog in British Law
London notes that under medieval influenced statutes, dog theft carries up to 18 months in prison while a neighbor attack can draw up to 12 months. The contrast highlights long standing penalties in historic British law.
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London
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Ing System
Hlee le
Stylecraft Homes, Inc
Youngstown
Cabinet & Sink
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