Hope for U S Future In Uncommon Man Speech
Dean Park of Stanford urges the mining conference to shift education toward developing leaders rather than routine technologists. He calls for more fundamental research facilities and private university support to nurture potential genius, as state schools educate the masses. The three day Pacific Southwest Mineral Industry conference is sponsored by the San Francisco section of AIME.
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Dean Park
Pacific Southwest Mineral Industry Conference
San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
Charles F
Pres- Park. Jr
Stanford
Ent
University School of Mineral Sci
Park
Eugene Paul Pfleider
University of Minnesota
The
American Institute For Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Psychiatric Tips On Wee Ones From Dr Spitz
Prominent psychiatrist Dr Rene A Spitz of the University of Colorado Medical Center says a baby can become psychiatrically disturbed from the third month onward. He cites loss of human contact and inherited factors as influences, notes that lack of thriving with weight loss and quiet behavior signals trouble, and urges daily human contact, substitute care, and reeducation of mothers as possible remedies.
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Los Angeles
Ins
Rene A. Spitz
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
American Psychiatric Assn
Psychoanalytic Societies
Europe
Pin Found In Baby's Windpipe Aids Recovery
In Rochester, Mary Ann Clement four months swallowed a safety pin and the instrument lodged in her windpipe. Doctors at Canandaigua removed the pin and the infant recovered from the week long cough and breathing trouble.
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Rochester
N.Y
Mary Ann Clement
Canandaigua
Startling Space Future Forecast
Washington publication of the Aircraft Industries Association forecasts bold aerospace advances. Hypersonic manned bombers and ICBM counter missiles may rise to 18 000 mph boosts at high altitude. Humans could orbit in recoverable satellites and a permanent small space station may arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aircraft Industries Association
Earth
British Eliminate Red Tape Cuts Waste Documents
London reports the government destroyed 9,000 tons of old useless documents in two years as part of cutting red tape. Solicitor General Sir Harry Hilton-Foster announced the move to Parliament, detailing the extensive disposal program.
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London
Harry Hilton - Foster
Parliament
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