End of cavities loom for future, says dental experts
Editorial notes scientists debate commercials on cavity prevention. National Institute of Dental Research director Dr. Seymour J. Kreshover cites tooth decay as potentially preventable within 10 years through microbiology advances. Dextranase shows promise in destroying dental plaque from streptococcus bacteria, with diptheroids and dietary sugar linked to decay.
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Tyke
Seymour J. Kreshover
National Institute of Dental Research
National Institutes of Health
TV and radio overdid Kennedy coverage in June essay
Paul Harvey reflects on how TV and radio played up the Kennedy assassination and funeral the first week of June while downplaying other news. He compares media treatment of Kennedy with other figures, questions public mourning, and suggests media bias and evolving perspective on national tragedy. He notes the contrast with earlier leaders and ends with Ted Kennedy’s televised funeral line about not idealizing his brother beyond life.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
St. Patrick’s
New York
Washington
Congress
Ted Kenendy
Joe McCarthy
Douglas MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
Helen Keller
Martin Luther King
Robert Kennedy
Sen
Ted Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Richard H. Poff
Clark MacGregor
Minn
Edward Hutchinson
Mich
Robert McClory
Henry P. Smith
N.Y
William V. Roth, Jr
Del
Thomas J. Meskil
Charles W. Sandman, Jr
N.J
Tokyo Zoo Animals Face Health Woes From Smog and Diet
Veterinarians treat overweight and diseases in Tokyo zoo animals, including gastric disorders diabetes and tooth decay. Visitors’ sweets are reduced and animals given more exercise, but autopsies reveal lung contamination from smog threatening humans as well.
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Tokyo Zoo
Tokyo
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and Notices
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists the Biddeford Maine office at 11 Adams Street with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor. Subscription rates payable in advance are one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive republication rights for local news.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Resurrection City blues in Washington debate and gun vote
Washington editorial notes Resurrection City should fold after gains like a $5 billion housing bill and surplus food, while criticizing the heavy forbearance shown to the protest camp. It details disruptions, press criticism, and a political roll call on gun control amid a polarized climate.
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Resurrection City
Hechinger Hardware
Lincoln Memorial
Birmingham
Washington Press
William Raspberry
Washington Post
Hadeen
Uis Lomax
Lomax
Rep
McCullough
Celler
Senate
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Michael Feighan
Ohio
Peter Rodino
N.J
Byron Rogers
Colo
Cliche time rolls around at Fresno State College
Peace Corps Director Jack Vaughn gave the commencement address at Fresno State College, mixing humor with remarks on Peace Corps achievements. He shared a Libera budget anecdote and a joke about 23 year olds writing a country’s budget while noting Liberia.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Peace Corps
Jack Vaughn
Fresno State College
Vaughn
France
Liberia
Riots Abroad: Student Roots of Communist Leaders
Washington report traces how student-teacher riots helped launch major Communist figures including Mao Zedong, Ho Chi Minh, Kim Il Sung, Pham Van Dong, and Castro. It surveys university and foreign campus networks from China, Cuba, Japan, and France, noting ongoing efforts to recruit on campuses abroad and by the Communist Party USA led by Gus Hall.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Mao Tsetung
Lin Piao
Chou En-lai
Red China
Kim Il Sang
North Korea
Pham van Dong
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Mao
Peking University
Changsha
China
Communist Party
Pham
Saigon
Nozaka Sanzo
Japanese Communist Party
Keio University
Chou
Nankai University
Nich Jung-chen
Chungking
Whampoa Mili
Tary Academy
Kim Il Sung
Whampoa
Pham Wan Dong
Chu Teh
Ch’en Yi
Chinese Communist Party
Paris
Castro
University of
Havana
United States
Communist Party USA
Gus Hall
College cohabitation deemed more absurd than indecent
Russell Kirk argues Princeton limits on women in dorms reveal liberal drift in higher education. He cites Michigan and Duke as examples of permissiveness, questions whether campus “comradeship in concupiscence” harms students. Reed College note adds preference for male study spaces over shared rooms.
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Ly Russell Kirk
Princeton University
Board of Trustees
Oxford
Cambridge
Princeton
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Angels
Colle
Duke University
Robert Strausz-Hupe
University of Pennsylvania
Strausz- Hupe
Reed
Oregon
Beads Replace Neckties as Father’s Day Gift Trend
The article notes a shift in fashion with women wearing pants and men wearing necklaces. It praises necklaces as an alternative to neckties for Father’s Day, especially for married men. It questions the novelty of men adopting feminine fashions and mentions Bermuda’s skinny pants as a buzzword. It also mentions bead sets matching aprons as a new father’s gift gimmick.
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Bermuda
Father
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