Hospitals Fight Staphylococcus Aureus in Nursing Units
A hospital battle against staphylococcus aureus, or staph, aims to curb infections in nurseries. The article details how the bacterium spreads person to person, its antibiotic resistance, and stringent sanitation measures at the University of Florida teaching hospital to prevent outbreaks and protect patients.
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Houston
Tex
University of Florida
Richard T. Smith
Peiping expands five month idle period under great leap scheme
In Hong Kong AP report, Peiping reiterates a staged reset of the great leap forward after a harsh trial period. It notes widespread coercion of peasants into communes and dormitory life with rigid schedules and communal ownership. The piece contrasts official claims with observed shortages and ration cuts.
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People’s ‘Daily
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Governor's Conference on Occupational Health At UNC
About 200 people from across North Carolina are expected at the third annual Governor's Conference on Occupational Health at the University of North Carolina Thursday. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. with sessions from 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Fred Henderson will preside. Dr John H Foulger will speak on economic critique of occupational health. Charles White and Gordon Hanes will discuss employee health program payoffs for small and large plants. Lunch is at 12:30 p.m.
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North Carolina
University of North
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
Wilmington
Del
Charles White
M & M Candy Co
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Fashions Back To Normal In Paris Shows
Paris fashion weights shift back to normal as designers from Dior to Cardin restore waistlines and knees, offering pretty wearable styles in pinks greens blues and neutrals. Couture houses including Laroche Lanvin Patou and Matta revived Empire lines with belts, while high-water hems disappeared and prints leaned to abstract patterns.
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Tille
Patou
Serge Matta
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Top Newspapermen To Attend Conference
Eight editorial staffs from major North Carolina newspapers will observe the ninth annual North Carolina World Affairs Conference at the University of North Carolina February 11 and 12. Observers include C A McNight A D Jones Tom Wicker Sam Ragan David Gillespie Thomas Lassiter Roy Parker Jr and H C Bradshaw. Special advisers are Dr John Honingmann and Dr John Gulick. The theme East and West A Search for Perspective will be addressed by C Vaughan Ferguson Jr and Brigadier General Millard C Young.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
C.vaughan Ferguson, Jr
United States Department of Staff
Millard C. Young
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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