Question of Food Chemical Effect Needs More Study
Louis Cassels reports on the breadth of chemicals used in farming, processing, and packaging food. The FDA says current tolerances may be safe but gaps remain in knowledge about chemical interactions and processing additives. Congress weighs pre testing requirements as Eisenhower seeks 2.5 million for expanded research.
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Employees To Sue Crowell-Collier over severance pay
A committee of former Women’s Home Companion employees in New York says it will file a million-dollar suit against Crowell-Collier Corporation for severance pay owed to 2,300 workers. The group also seeks a congressional investigation of how a speculative group gained control just before shutting down two longtime magazines.
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Dogs Suffer Ulcer Woes From City Life
In Chicago AP report veterinarian William Glenney warns big city dogs endure ulcers due to noise traffic and rough encounters with people and other dogs. He suggests slower life pace or tranquilizers may ease canine distress. Glenney is president of the American Veterinary Radiology Society.
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Zine and Woman's Home Companion Suspension Note
A note states that Zine and the Woman's Home Companion were suspended last December. The brief mentions the action but provides no further details.
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Zine
Parsons Establishes Psychology Department at Fairfield College
Fairfield marks its 82nd founding anniversary as Parsons college announces a new psychology department. Dr. Robert E. Belding will head the program, expanding psychology hours from 12 to 30 and adding six courses including tests and measurements and applied psychology. A psychology lab will support experimentation.
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Pope Endorses Painkillers and Hypnosis for Suffering Relief
Pope Pius XII in Vatican decree allows use of drugs and hypnosis to ease pain even if life is shortened. He says mercy killings are unlawful but permits actions that cause two effects: pain relief and potential life shortening. He supports analgesia and painless childbirth, cautions against general hypnosis, and urges doctors to control suffering.
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Ins
Pius XII
Easy Way to Get More Living Space
A new principle of unbroken space planning increases room in your house. Dividers, doors, and furniture arrangements only hint at separation. See how it works in big March Better Homes & Gardens. Get your copy today, wherever magazines are sold.
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Climber Gary Moss Dies After Avalanche near Denver
Gary Moss aged 16 died after a snow avalanche buried him and four companions on the eastern Rockies west of Denver. Two climbers were seriously hurt and Moss was recovered about an hour later and died at a Denver hospital.
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