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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1965
Page
7
Hollywood actress Dorothy Malone, treated at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with high dose antibiotics to combat a 105 degree fever, was reported holding her own and showing progress by attendants. She had a seven hour operation last Thursday night to remove massive blood clots from her lungs.
The Pembroke College Record, Pembroke College in Rhode Island, endorses Dr. Roswell D. Johnson for prescribing birth control pills to two unwed students aged over 21. The dean Miss Rosemary Pierrel is criticized for not publicly condoning pill use, while the paper praises medical discretion and calls for personal freedom of choice in student life. Tom Cooke of Huntington England claims world potato title with 566 pounds 4 ounces from six plants and plans retirement if no challenger emerges.
Washington scientists report a new odor based identification method that could rival fingerprints and blood types. Researchers at the Chicago Research Institute say each person has a unique chemical signature in their odor, detectable by breathing air through a glass cylinder. Potential uses include identification, medical diagnosis, emotion monitoring, and tracking chemical inclinations to addiction, with unknown effects on perfumery.
In New York an extensive security buildup will greet President Johnson on October 3 and Pope Paul VI on October 4. About 26,000 police are to be on duty for Johnson's arrival and a nearly equal force for the Pope. Authorities at Kennedy Airport outline strict crowd regulations for the Papal arrival.
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