Vegetable proteins gain ground amid meat shortages
At the 9th international congress of nutrition in Mexico City scientists note a shift toward vegetarian diets as meat supplies tighten. Soy products corn gluten and peanut butter feature in exhibits while researchers report on linseed and other plant proteins being tested for safety and digestibility.
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Jeanne Voltz
Los Angeles Times
Mexico City
Asia
Africa
United States
Europe
R. A. Reiners
CPC International, Inc
N. J
Protein sticks mix cottonseed and soy for future needs
Dr McPherson showcases a candy like food stick made from cottonseed protein and soy to meet future protein demands. The report also notes tamarugo from northern Chile with leaves and dried fruit used in animal feed.
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McPherson
Tamarugo
Chile
Protein sources in Mexican experiments compare to soy
Experiments in Mexico show alfalfa protein matches soy bean protein quality. Cashew nut meal is another protein source under study. Scientists believe plant proteins like soy cottonseed linseed and alfalfa may replace steak in 15 to 20 years for North Americans Europeans and some South Americans.
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Mexico
North Americas
Blood tests for hidden tumors and child protection ethics
A medical note discusses ATP blood tests to detect hidden tumors and notes rising concern over child battered by parents. It cites a November University program on the battered child and urges doctors to report cases. The column includes Doctor Lester L. Coleman's alcoholism booklet offer and reader Q A on teen contraception with counseling advice.
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Lester L. Coleman
Hahnemann Medical College
Frederick N. Silverman
University of Cincinnati
Lester Coleman
Abby Says Consider Options and First House Plans
A reader asks Abby about a teen wanting a doctor to prescribe a pill and shares how a couple built a unique dream home attracting visitors who copy ideas. The column also answers a separate letter about a woman kissing many men and suggests avoiding unwanted advances with polite boundaries.
New Technique Bridges Abortion Birth Control Gap
A radical method called menstrual regulation offers a quick abortion alternative using simple instruments. Prices range from 2 pounds in London to $30 in New York, with clinics in Los Angeles and New York offering the procedure. supporters see it as a birth control weapon while opponents warn of safety and legal issues.
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Los Angeles Times
L. A. Times-Washington Post
United States
London
Los Angeles
New York
Geoffrey Davis
Free Community Service Center
Women’s National Health Coalition
Merle Goldberg
Harvey Karman
San Vincente Hospital
Stim
Area Club News Highlights Varied Meetings Across Garden Groups
Ruth Circle met at Mrs. David Pratt’s Bear Road home for a noon potluck and quilt auction planning. Albany Community Garden Club hosted a noon picnic at Grace Rowland’s home with officers installed by Mrs. Lowell Chase. Federation Circle held its first session of the year at Mrs. Clifford Houk’s home with a dessert smorgasbord and hostess gift prize. Good Luck Garden Club gathered at the Athens Mental Health Center with 24 members and 10 guests. prayers, poems, and a program on wild tea leaves and elderberries were shared. October meeting will be hosted by Athens Garden Club.
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Chase
Ruth
David Pratt
Bear Road
Della Stanley
Harrison Brown
Stanley
Albany Community Garden Club
Grace Rowland
Lowell Chase
Federation Circle
CCL
Clifford Houk
Andover Road
William Perry
Good Luck Garden Club
Athens Mental Health Center
Nelsonville Garden Club
Edward Mizicko
Richland Garden Club
Frank Mellinger
Nelsonville Therapy
Donald Betts
Isaac Vaughn
Carl Coakley
Gertrude Snackenberg
Athens Garden Club
Brown Family Holds Eighth Annual Reunion At Millfield Farm
The eight annual reunion of the descendants of William Preston and Emma Colburn Brown was held recently at Millfield farm owned by Mr and Mrs John Law. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dewey Brown Akron and many others with their families.
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William Preston
Emma Colburn Brown
Millfield
John Law
Dewey Brown
Akron
Nuptials Planned for Efaw Harris in Athens Area
Debra Ann Efaw of Athens and Paul Charles Harris of Barberton announce a Sept 16 wedding at 6 30 pm in First United Methodist Church New Marshfield with Rev Harold Braley officiating. A reception at Eastern Star building follows with many Athens area relatives and guests listed. Next reunion slated for the last Sunday of August.
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Debra Ann Efaw
Athens
Paul Charles Harris
Barberton
Harold Braley
First United Methodist Church
New Marshfield
Eastern Star Building
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