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...credited with more guts than good sense when he decided to throw himself into the Republican gubernatorial primary this year, for his chief opponent was an evangelistic former preacher named Richard Christensen, who had amassed a zealous Goldwater following, notably including a band of women who paraded around in Indian costumes and called themselves W.O.W...
...Women on the Warpath). Undismayed, Evans ran a tough campaign with emphasis on his earnest and considerable intelligence and a progressive brand of Republicanism. Though the pros counted him out early in the campaign, he pulled ahead and beat Christensen...
...doubles matches, the team's strong point all season, went quickly despite the assorted injuries. Peckham and Steele teamed in the top match to belt Lynch and Don Christensen...
...plus side for Harvard, Howie Durfee (137), Brian Conley (147) and Ben Brooks (191) won decisions that set up Chace's last-minute heroics. Durfee tripped rugged Chuck Christensen, 9-7; Conley turned in a workmanlike 4-2 win over Bob Mayer: and Brooks came from behind to edge Jack Leitner...
Expensive Escape. Every year, said Dr. Christensen, about 500,000 Americans get a shot of horse-serum antitoxin. Some 25,000 get a bad reaction, and about 20 die. Tetanus experts see an escape from such dangers-at a price. Two West Coast companies, Cutter Laboratories and Hyland Laboratories, are extracting tetanus antibody from human volunteers in the form of immune globulin. But the price of one shot of human serum extract ranges from $7.50 to $11.50, whereas the horse serum costs less than $2.00. And even where price is no problem, an overriding handicap remains: human globulin is likely...