Cobra venom yields new pain killer and missing element found
Scientists reported a cobra venom derived painkiller cobratoxin as a non habit forming morphine substitute for cancer and facial nerve pain. Detergents threaten ocean fish in low parts per million, and technetium, a long missing element, was identified on earth after sun and star observations.
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Berkeley
Calif
American Association For the Advancement of Science
David I. Macht
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Macht
Carl H. Oppenheimer
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
Oppenheimer
United States
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Edward A. Alpero- Vitch
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Urbana
J. Malcom Miller
Columbia University
New York
Technetium Found on Earth Believed Proof in Korea Claim
Drs. Alperovitch and Miller discuss apparent proof of technetium existing on earth based on a Korea discovery. They assert the find shows technetium presence without accident or contamination.
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Earth
Drs. Alperovitch
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Prize Is Gone, She Still Suffers
Mrs. Helen O Rourke a 56 year old partially paralyzed blind widow was assaulted in her New York City apartment by an intruder seeking prize money from Strike It Rich she reported 45 cents was stolen and that robbers had targeted her after her $500 victory last fall.
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No Traffic Fatalities on Korean Roads Christmas Weekend
The U S Eighth Army reported no traffic fatalities or injuries on dusty winding roads of Korea during the Christmas weekend, compared to more than 250 traffic deaths in the United States during the period.
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Seoul
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
United States
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