Scientists Urged To Foster Public Interest In Science
Mr L F Brimble urged scientists to use the popular press to raise public interest in science. Speaking to scientists at the Institute of Anatomy, he argued newspapers must carry scientific explanations to non scientists, noting local papers often discuss science better than national ones. He warned against rushing to print, called for global teamwork, and underscored Nature’s wide reach and its long tradition of direct, editorless publication.
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Tax Increase in Africa Soon
Capetown reports that the basic tax for African men in South Africa will rise from 20 to 86 shillings starting January, marking the first taxation increase since 1925. African women will begin paying tax for the first time in 1960.
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