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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1957
Page
8
In this health column, Dr George Wane warns that unsanitary restaurant practices spread illness. He recounts experiences on trains and in Davenport and emphasizes contamination from handling money, cups, spoons, and food. He urges posting hygiene case records in restaurants to curb epidemics.
Alvin C Grav es, head of U S weapons testing, told the Senate House Atomic Energy subcommittee there is no clean hydrogen bomb. He noted he has likely endured the highest radiation dose, yet says his health and his two children show no adverse effects. He recalled a 1946 Los Alamos accident that killed a coworker and exposed seven others including himself.
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII urging a Christian square deal for convicts yet warning against coddling that erodes punishment. He told Italian jurists and convict aid groups that guilt should be weighed carefully, convicts must atone, but must be loved and truly pardoned.
Emir Ali Chekkal, 60, vice president of the Algerian Assembly, was shot dead in Paris as he left a stadium. A jobless Algerian plumber slipped through Chekkal’s bodyguard and fired, moments after President Coty’s limousine passed, sparking panic among the crowd.
A cautionary note advises drivers to chew gum while behind the wheel to relieve strain and maintain alertness. It suggests chewing any brand to help reduce driving drowsiness and keep you feeling fresh for safer travel.
An advertisement promotes Wrigley's Spearmint Gum emphasizing refreshing flavor and real chewing enjoyment. The copy urges drivers to chew for livelier, satisfying sensation during travel.
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