Road Fumes Seen Calling To Judgment
London report from The Times notes traffic fumes impair quick judgments. A Which study in Brighton tested fit young men breathing polluted air for four hours, showing worse mental performance in three of four tests and about 35 percent more errors, though not foolproof. The Consumers Association urges reducing vehicle emissions.
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Radio Line Keeps Watch On Inmates
A Harvard psychologist and an electronics engineer patent a system to supervise prisoners, parolees, and mental patients unobtrusively by radio. Subjects wear a wrist code generator and a belt transmitter receiver. central stations monitor identity, movements, and boundary breaches with audible alarms and location displays.
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Harvard
Ralph K. Schwitzgebel
Department of Social Relations
Harvard University
William S. Hurd
Arthur de Lille
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