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H : : " : o . o THURSDAY, JUNE IB, 1980 12 C MEDFORD, MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. Q ; Florida Polio Test Shows Cox Vaccine Safe Washlngtun-(Science Serv Ice) - The Miami physician who directed mass tests of new oral polio vaccine - sh pier and cheaper than the Salk vaccine - reported here todav that no evidence of harm to individual or to com munity has been observed. Tlr. M Eugene FliDse of th( University of Miami said the Cox vaccine has been proved Affaftiva hv a .ntnriv nf iu ex perimental use on 410,000 volunteers in the Miami area. Dr. Flipse spoke at a ses lnn nf the Second Interna tional Conference on Live Poliovirus Vaccines being held at Georgetown Univer sity here. Taken in Oral Doi He said blood tests of 2,500 persons showed the vaccine was 92.3 per cent effective In building antibodies auainst ihe three strains of paralyzing polio. The Cox vaccine, one of several new live vaccines for which licensing is now sought In the U.S., is taken in one oral dose. It contains three types of live polio virus. Type I virus and Type III are responsible for perhaps I 00 of the world's paralytic polio. The Cox vaccine was report- ed as 85 per cent, eueciive against Type I and 97.2 effec tive against Type III. It was only 78.3 per cent effective against Type II. Voluntary Vaccinations Dr. Herald R. Cox of the Lederle Laboratories develop ed the vaccine tested. With it, more than 80 per cent of the under-40 population of Dade county (the Miami area) have been vaccinated on a volun tary basis. The Cox vaccine has not been licensed, how ever, for general use for fear the harmless virus in the vac cine might go awry and be come dangerous. The Dade county study is not yet complete. Sewage samples have been collected nrf will be examined for the presence ol polio viruses. Emma Galewood Off Hiking Again Portland - IIM - Grandma Galewood is out for another walk. This lime a short one- only 250 miles. A reporter for the Oregon Journal tried to telephone her Wednesday at her home in Gallipolis, O., to ask for com ment on Dr. Barbara Moore, the 56-yenr-old Briton whose transcontinental hike was stopped by a brush with an automobile In Indiana. Emma Galcwood's son, Mon roe, answered the phone and said "she's out for a short walk" from Pittsburgh to Val ley Forge. He said his mother took the bus to visit her sister Jn Pittsburgh, then decided to stroll to the Revolutionary War site 250 miles away. Emma, 72, made history last year when she walked from Independence, Mo., to Port land, beating the Centennial wagon train. Missile Machinist Walkout Spreads San Diego, Calif.-lllPII-The JO-day strike at Convair Wed nesday spread to Douglas and Lockheed Missiles and Space Division when about 34,000 machinists and auto workers walked off their jobs at mid night. Picket lines were estab lished at key missile bases and could tic up the nation's spaceage testing program. The International Associa tion of Machinists extended Its strike to the Lockheed di vision by calling off nearly 8,000 workers at the Sunny vale, Calif., plant: about 2,000 at Van Nuys, Calif., and 1,000 at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., and Santa Cruz, Calif. Lockheed division officials, however, said It would con tlue operating Its plants and Installations "as near norm- lly as possible. Powers Trial Said Due Next Month Moscow -IUPIi- American U2 pilot Francis G. Powers prob ably will be tried publicly next month, It was learned Wednesday. Informed sources said that there was reason to believe thai the trial would be held publicly. They did not know the exact dale of the trial. There was no official an nouncement by the Soviet gov ernment of a scheduled trial for the 30-year-old pilot accus ed of espionage after his U. S. reconnaissance Jet plane was hot down over Siberia on May 1 Just before the Big Fojjir summit conference. 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