Kids in Phoenix join rabies vaccine study in 1950s
In Phoenix a group of brothers and friends, ages 11 to 15, volunteered with parental approval for a county health project testing a chicken embryo rabies vaccine called HEP. Doctors gave blood tests and serum shots over weeks while researchers studied the samples to gauge antibiotic effects. Addressing safety, Dr Uckert said no danger existed.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Area
Maricopa County
Arthur Allen
Brothers Craig
Gary
Tommy
Donald B. Allen
Litchfield Park
Edward
Tim Peterson
Ruth Mesa
Kurt
Mike Redfern
Carol Redfern
W. H. Ackert
County Health Department
Edward Peterson
Tim
Ann Burns
W. H. Uckert
Pentagon orders urgent study to curb accidental nuclear war
Chicago Sun Times reports Defense Secretary McNamara directed rapid inquiries to military and civilian leaders. Questions cover controlled responses and pauses to avert broad retaliations, aiming to give the president time to decide on an actual attack versus a misfire.
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Chicago
Robert S. McNamara
Chicago Sun-Times
Ress
Washington
McNatmara
Pentagon
THE
Sun-Times
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Director of Research and Engineering
Ex-Senator James E. Murray Dies at 84 in Montana
Former Democratic U. S. Senator James E. Murray of Montana died at his son's home in Butte after slipping into a coma. He had retired earlier this year after a 26 year Senate career, was 84 and would have turned 85 on May 3. Murray had been Montana's senior senator since 1934 and was linked with liberal stances while guiding committees on interior and labor.
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Butte
Mont
U. S
James E. Murray
Montana
Senate
Murray
Bmatte
Florida
U.S. Dist
W. D. Murray
Lee Metcalf
Burton SK. Wheeler
Still No Russ Response to A-Test Concessions
Geneva reports the four day talks show the Soviet Union offering no clear reply to Western concessions on the A test ban. Tsarapkin has delayed formal response amid expectations of guidance from Premier Khrushchev and possible talks with English and American delegates.
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Geneva
Battion
Viet Union
Tol
Tsarapkin
Semyod K
Alxhrushchev
David Orms
Gore
Kennedy Aims to End Racial Barriers at Civil War Group Meeting
President Kennedy pledged action to ensure equal accommodations for Negro attendees at Civil War Centennial Commission events in the South. He said the commission, funded by the federal government, must not tolerate racial discrimination and is seeking a solution with Gen. U. S. Grant III. Senator Ervin doubted any move could force Southern meetings, citing constitutional limits. Kennedy also noted issuing the strongest federal order against workplace discrimination and discussed outlooks on economy, budget, minimum wage, and foreign aid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Thel
South
United States
U. S. Grantel
Commission
Lawn J. Ervin Jr
O-N.g
Supreme Court
Ervin
Local Advertiser Notice From City Pages
Fragmentary ad copy from a daily publication lists addresses and items for sale or notice in a coastal city area. Readers are advised to check the next edition for full details and dates.
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Tsurapkin
Britain
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Congress
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Long Beach
Yusa
Smith
Imperial Hardware Co
Long Beach Blvd
Sawssmith
Erepreeal Hardware Company
Huntington
OCEAN
Lamrich
Aifreoras
Gremote Tv
Packard Bell
Ifbhol
ASE
Qekad
Bi Electronics
Lloyd Cabot Tv, Inc
Burk
Dixie Stores
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Artesia
Dean & Hoffman TY
Peterson Furn
Reliable Radio
Thomas
Cherry Ave
East Artesia
Anaheim
Koopman
Bellflower Blvd
Leonard
Gooley's Hardware
Herbor Blvd
Wilken Way
Harbor Blvd
Zody
L & G Enterprise
Atlantic Ave
Artelia Parker
Pioneer
Chapman Ava
Lakewood
Wandruff Ave
LA Mirada
Valley View
Norwalk
B & N Furniture
Front Strait
Garmon's Furniture
Alondra
Paramount
McGracken
San Pedro