Japanese scientists may solve allergy mysteries
New York AP reports two Japanese researchers at Hokkaido University, Sapporo, created guinea pigs highly allergic to penicillin by incubating penicillin with egg white albumin. The bound form sensitized animals to a subsequent penicillin challenge, suggesting albumin interchangeability in allergy mechanisms and potential preventive insights.
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Ashes Of Big L A Blazes Still Patrolled
A few hundred men patrolled the smoldering remains of the worst Los Angeles fire in county history. Bel Air and Topanga Canyon fires destroyed 456 homes and charred over 14,000 acres with losses likely exceeding 100 million dollars.
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Weather report 24 hour temps and precipitation
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Reported totals include 1.40 inches of rain and .03 inches for another measure, with accompanying temperatures not specified in readable text.
Alliance for Progress Tied to Ecuador Crisis in Latin America
UPI reports the Ecuador political turmoil linked to Kennedy's alliance for progress plan as labor strikes and protests mount over a tax on 30 consumer items. Velasco Ibarra's unstable rule and ties to various governments highlight broader regional tensions affecting U.S. aid goals.
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New Evidence Questioning Smoking-Cancer Link
Richmond Virginia reporting that a tobacco industry researcher questioned the certainty that smoking causes lung cancer. Dr Clarence Cook Little said new evidence tends to cast doubt on the contentions while noting smoking not yet exonerated and the full causes of cancer remain to be determined.
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New Ecuador Chief Promises Relations With All Nations
Newly installed President Carlos J. Arosemena pledges a diplomatic and trade policy with all nations regardless of social systems. He aims to maintain ties with Cuba while patching any breaches and notes recent expulsion of Castro regime representatives. He led left opposition in the past but now relies on West-leaning allies. US aid impact remains uncertain.
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U.S. Communist Leader Flynn Leaves Moscow After Congress
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, chairwoman of the U.S. Communist party, departed Moscow by plane Friday after attending the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress, Tass reported.
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