Scientist Twice Denied U S Visa
Nobel prize winner Ernest J B Chain, a key penicillin co discoverer, was denied two U S visas at Rome consulate. The first sought permission to join a WHO mission across the U S England and the Netherlands to study antibiotic production and culture collections. The second sought funds for Weizmann Institute events in honor of Chaim Weizmann. Chain said actions were for nonpolitical purposes and cited security reasons.
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Family Doctor of 1951 Named in AMA Meeting
Dr. Albert C. Yoder of Goshen Indiana, a physician aged 84, has been named Family Doctor of the Year by the American Medical Association at its Los Angeles meeting. AP wire photo.
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Farm Poll Criticisms Targeting Department Survey Plan
The Agriculture Department faced criticism over a summer survey aimed at gathering ideas for extending federal farm programs. Critics say the survey trespassed into policy making, favoring grass roots input from farm groups while potential legislative actions loom. A 48 state summary of 3,000 county reports is being prepared for a subcommittee review.
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