Six cent pill may block heart attacks and strokes
Dr. Jessie Marmorston and colleagues at USC Medical School report that a 1.25 mg daily premarin pill, derived from pregnant mare urine, reduced second heart attacks and prevented strokes in 421 men after a first heart attack. In a controlled trial, none of the premarin group had strokes while several in other groups did. Further study is needed to confirm effects and applicability to healthy men.
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Jessie Marmorston
Marmorston
University of Southern California Medical School
Marmoraton
Oliver Kuzma
Frederick J. Moore
Carl E. Hopkins
John S. Weiner
Don’t give Junior the top hand New York psychiatry view
UPI reports Prof. Franklin G. Ebaugh of the University of Colorado urges a return to parent centered child rearing. He outlines five rules for effective parenting emphasizing parental identity authority privacy mentorship and fostering independent interests over overprotective child centered living. Ebaugh notes modern society overemphasizes security and understanding over parental guidance and sets rules in the American Psychiatric Association journal.
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New York
UPI
Franklin G. Ebaugh
University of Colorado, Denver
American Psychiatric Association
American Medical Association
American Psychiatry
End of space flight starts new work for ex Elyman Bosmeny
Ex Elyrian Alex Bosmeny now handles tape recording and debriefing for American astronauts after spaceflights. He spends weeks at Grand Turk Island detailing words and data from missions such as John Glenn and M Scott Carpenter. Bosmeny also works on Mercury Project activities and other satellite launches, linking Elyria roots to Cape Canaveral projects. He is tied to local family and community members, with a proud wife Pat and children Bonnie and Allan.
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Alex Bosmeny
Bosmeny
Hillsdale Rd
Titusville
Fla
John Glenn
Grand Turk Island
Glenn
M. Scott Carpenter
Merccury
Ted Bosmeny
Lorain County Ely
Izaak Walton
Astronomy club for high pupils set in town
A junior astronomy club for high school students is forming, sponsored by the Black River Astronomical Society. The first meeting, led by advisor Mrs. James Lucas, is Wednesday June 27 at 7 p.m. in Ely School community room. Plans include exhibits, telescope displays, and program ideas like Lights in the Sky and Our Closest Star. Contact Mrs. Lucas at FA 3-204 for details.
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Black River Astronomical Society
James Lucas
Ely School
Bove
Lucas
Voter Increase Sought by Sandusky Erie County Democrats
The Erie County Democratic Executive Committee advances voter registration with appointed Sandusky delegates Richard Buller and Wilbur Beiser to attend the July 16 precinct committeemen training in Lorain. Gilbert Harple of Sandusky heads a re-registration committee to run a voter survey for a registration drive as plans surface for a permanent headquarters and dispersed meetings across the country.
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Sandusky - Erie County
Democratic Executive Committee
Elmer Trnter
Versmilion
Richard Buller
Wilbur Beiser
Sandusky
Lorain
Gilbert Harple
Democratic Central
Tilack pleads innocent to morals charge in Lorain
Glen Tilack of 3162 Garfield Blvd Lorain today pleaded innocent to an indecent exposure charge. Municipal Judge John S Kolena set trial for June 28 with bond set at 500 dollars. Tilack is married and father of two children.
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Lorain
Glen Tilack
Garfield Blvd
John S.kolena
Bond
Nlack
Virus begins step toward human cancer in lab tests
In Philadelphia scientists report SV-40 virus enters human cells and initiates a fundamental chemical change. The team led by Hilary Koprowski shows altered human mouth tissue cells after infection, with plans to grow the changed cells in animals to test cancer development and explore the virus as a cancer origin tool. Some researchers urge caution for very young children regarding SV-40 exposure.
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Merck Institute of Therapeutic Research
Bernice Eddy
National Institutes of Health
Merck
Peyton Rous
Rockefeller Institute
Joseph Melnick
Houston
Koprowski
Jan Ponten
Fred Jensen
Paul Moorhead
Eero Sakisela
Rob
Ert G. Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Wistar
Birds in Danger of Extinction Prompt Worldwide Action
Report from the 13th World Conference of the International Council for Bird Preservation notes over 120 bird species endangered globally. Delegates from 35 nations discuss US losses and European resilience since the Great Auk’s extinction, with species like the Everglades Kite and Eskimo Curlew highlighted among conservation efforts and habitat threats intensifying, especially in South America.
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New York
International Council For Bird Preservation
United States
John W. Aldrich
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
America
Europe
North America
Attwater
Louisiana
Texas
Turkey
Wood Buffalo National Park
Canada
Gulf Coast
World Wildlife Fund
Sumbridge
Hawaii
Maui
South America
Britain
Israel
Fron tiers of Science starts in The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram launches a new feature series on science discoveries and theories. The first episode explains Einstein’s Theory of Relativity with a space traveler aging 20 years while his twin on Earth ages only one year.
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Chronicle Telegram
Space
Earth
Chronicle-Telegram
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