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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
9
In Madison a zoologist from the University of Wisconsin links the lake mystery to a five foot sturgeon leaping from Lake Mendota. The fish may have made a barking sound on reentry, explaining a fisherman’s encounter reported last week.
Bethesda doctors at the National Institutes of Health run a seven month study in which 120 volunteers gain a cold to test viruses and immune responses. Dr. Robert Chanock and staff collect nasal washings and blood samples three days after symptoms, with a follow up three months later. So far no virus has been isolated, but observation notes coughs and runny noses with ear congestion across volunteers.
A garbled OCR fragment lists clues about theater critique imitation finance and mood temperaments with references to D-Day and discipline. It hints at roles and behaviors from audience critique to military structure, plus a reference to cutting down a tree and an NCO in command.
A study by Dr. Robert N. Baker at UCLA and the VA reports 50 chronic alcoholics show neurological disorders linked to vitamin deficiency. DTs, convulsions, neuritis, gait incoordination, eye and memory issues, with 22 B-1 and 21 B-6 deficiencies. one case improved with vitamins but DTs recurred, suggesting structural nervous damage beyond mere deficiency.
A set of words appearing in Citizen Charlie's Crossword Puzzle No b7 is listed. The list includes AERIAL BOAT BRAVE BUSH COAT DIG DUN FAME FARCES FELL FILE FIRM FORCES GOAT GRAVE INJURED INSURED LADY LAZY LIFT LIMPS LISPS.
Malaya reports 12 cholera deaths and 396 suspected cases with vaccine on the way from neighbors. The fatality occurred in Malacca Town, with another death in Singapore as mass inoculation continues for seven million people. Over a million have been vaccinated, and thousands pass through government centers daily.
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