Diphtheria Conqueror Bela Schick Dies at 90
New York AP report notes Bela Schick died at 90, creator of the Schick test for diphtheria in 1913. The Vienna born pediatrician helped make diphtheria a conquerable disease and influenced later vaccines. He is survived by his widow Catharine Fries. they had no children.
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Clemens von Pirquet
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Catharine C. Fries
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100 Workers Idle at J I Case Plant
A mid morning work dispute idled about 100 workers at the J I Case Co plant on North 13th Street. Sheriff deputies were summoned to the entrance after 10 am as workers gathered along the street, then returned to the sidewalk.
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Clyde Lovellette
Plant Entrance Disturbance Sparks Local Protests
Authorities report a disturbance at the plant entrance drew minor injuries and brief delays. Police cordoned the area while workers evacuated and plant management coordinated with local officials on a safety review.
French Intellectuals Protest Arrests in Leningrad
Fifty leading French intellectuals urged Soviet Premier Kosygin to address the arrest and secret trial of 28 Leningrad University teachers editors and experts. The arrests, confirmed by the USSR, have been reported by French papers for months.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Leningrad
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