Muskie Emerges as Front Runner for 1972 Nomination
Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine builds a national profile as the Democratic front runner for the 1972 presidential nomination. He plans travel abroad for foreign policy credibility, weighs timing and fundraising, and faces rivals including Edward Kennedy and President Nixon.
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Transplant Antigen Method Could Aid Donor Organs
Researchers Dr. Ralph A. Reisfeld and Dr. Michael Pellegrino of Scripps Clinic report isolating transplantation antigens from human cells. Injecting these into recipients may desensitize immune response and allow accepted organs. They note animal tests are promising and FDA approval could enable human trials within a year.
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Papua New Guinea stamps honor native artifacts
A four stamp set from Papua and New Guinea portrays artifacts reflecting traditional life. The 5 cent Wogeo Island Food Bowl, 10 cent engraved lime pot, 15 cent Aibom Sago storage pot, and 30 cent Manus Island bowl illustrate fading customs as civilization changes.
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