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Dentists - Doctors - Inventors - Medicine - Science

Feb. 02, 1964 - Gaston Naessens in Paris: French Biologist Gaston Naessens who has claimed that the serum that he developed can cure the killer disease leukaemia, but which the French Government has declared to be useless, has flown to Paris to answer charges of illegally practicing medicine and pharmacy - for he is not a doctor. His air fare from Corsica has been paid for by staff at the Airport, and he was given a great send-off when he left. Photo Shows Gaston Nsessens with two of his lawyers in Paris this morning at the Palais de Justice. The lawyers are Guibert and Nordinoni

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Answer Biologist Charges Claimed Corsica Cure Declared Developed Fare Flown Gaston Guibert Illegally Lawyers Leukaemia Naessens Paid Pharmacy Practicing Send-off Serum Useless


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