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Green parks beckoned to picnickers; yellow Lake Erie beaches glittered with summer sun. At Municipal Stadium the first-place Indians turned out for baseball. But Cleveland seemed not to notice. Attendance at the ballpark dropped from a normal 30,000 to 11,000; business at parks and beaches dwindled to...
> In Poland and Yugoslavia, teams are running mass trials of new typhoid vaccines, for although a vaccine has been available for more than 50 years, its effectiveness is still not certain.
>In Japan, tuberculosis researchers have developed a form of BCG vaccine that resists tropical heat. In a major test in Madras, WHO teams are treating TB victims with isoniazid (TIME, March 2, 1962) and are searching for another, equally inexpensive drug to combine with isoniazid to keep down resistant bacilli...
In a two-year study, Dr. Haycraft worked with 200 of the Strategic Air Command's most imposing physical specimens. Half, designated as controls, had been given routine inoculations-an average of 40 shots per man. The other half-the test group-had been riddled with some 70 shots...
Dr. Haycraft's findings now go to the Influenza Commission, a part of the armed forces epidemiology board. Once approved, they will almost surely mean even more shots for G.I.s. For the commission has been awaiting Dr. Haycraft's report before releasing a new influenza vaccine for use...