Fallout controversy rages as tests continue worldwide
The article surveys the fallout from nuclear tests, noting expert uncertainty about harm to heredity and health. It cites Oak Ridge studies, including William L. Russell’s mouse experiments, and discusses natural versus fallout radiation, potential societal fears, and the need for clearer conclusions amid political urgency.
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Jake
Vou
Tien
Raul
Oak Ridge National
William L. Russell
Socialist
Russell
Medieval universities fined professors for lateness and limits
In medieval universities, rules targeted instructors rather than students. Professors were fined for tardiness and not attracting enough students, with restrictions on leaving the university grounds without permission.
Soviet Face Cream Is Hard To Store
Fragmented OCR mixes humorous notes, tips, and trivia about beauty, markets, and daily life. It mentions Soviet face cream, consumer habits, and assorted quips, with stray references to famous people and generic household advice.
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Ry Wal Boyle
New York
Beverly Nichols
Min
Sifety
Zurich
Switzerland
America
Jesus Christ
William Shakes-Jevery
Arahat
Georges
Washington
Nipateon
Ips
Catholic Digest
Cybele
Edigon
Helen Rowland
Aoman
Humble Oil Among 15 Firms Praised for Recruiting Literature
Humble Oil and Refining Co. is listed among 15 U S firms singled out for effective recruiting literature that attracts college seniors. The College Placement Council Review Committee evaluated 780 companies and commended Humble in the April Journal of College Placement for clear content and attractive layout in brochures and pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Co
United States
Humble
College Placement Council
Journal of College Placement
Council
Canada
United
Une
Demographic note on elderly proportions by region
Did you know that Great Plains and New Ene fomt areas show the highest proportion of elderly people while Mountain and Southern states have the lowest shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
New Enefomt
Mountain
Charles to Enter Gordonstoun Tough Scotch School
London AP reports 13 year old Prince Charles will attend Gordonstoun in Scotland known for harsh routines like icy baths and rough dorms. The article notes his father Prince Philip’s schooling, and Charles’s past marks at Cheam with strength in history and geography, plus early interest in cooking.
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London
Parlia Eent Square
Westminster Abbey
Charles
Prince Charles
Weiles
Gordonstoun
Kurt Hahn
Gordonstanm
West Point
Winston Churchill
Harrow
Harald Macmill¢lan
Eton
Binak
Scotland
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Hirrow
Prince
Philip
Cheam School
Tan
U S Science Exhibit At Century 21 Makes Fair
Brattle, Wash AP describes the Century 21 U S science pavilion as a striking landmark with Gothic arches, pools, and a giant eight ton aluminum dome. Six films, optical illusions, and exhibits cover topics from wind to galaxies, aiming to educate both scientists and curious youths despite high costs.
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U.S
Brattle
Wash
Detroit
Yamasaki
Department of Commerce
Candidate vows fight to stop state waste of 40 million
A political ad quotes Pald Sey Frrendey pledging to fight state waste of 40 million dollars annually and to block the state tax let that money flow to local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tourist Commission
Padre Island
Pol
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