Nuclear treaty hopes rise during UN visit
Nixon signals support for early ratification to curb nuclear spread. Johnson pushes Senate action as nations near weapon capability. The U S News survey notes five have nations and Ireland as sole ratifier. France and Red China oppose.
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France
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U.S. Senate
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West Germany
United States
Britain
Allergy to tobacco smoke highlighted by small study
A study by Dr. Bernard M. Zussman at University of Tennessee Memphis allergy clinics reports 16 individuals aged 15 to 64 showing hypersensitivity to tobacco smoke with sneezing nasal blockage tearing and chest tightness. Desensitization with tobacco extract yielded good to excellent results in all patients over weeks. Venom components from certain fish may lower blood pressure in animals though practical use is distant.
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Bernard M. Zussman
University of Tennessee College of Medicine
Memphis
Southern Medical Journal
Findlay E. Russell
USC School of Medicine
Russell
Listening to People Experiment Recalls White Noise Study
At the International Design Conference in Aspen a psychologist described an experiment on listening to people. He invited random subjects to wear headphones that played white noise during the session.
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Aspen
Silence alters speech control and tact in listening feedback
Sydney Harris discusses a radio feedback effect where the subject cannot hear himself speak while the interviewer can hear him. The result is reduced speech control and increased risk of tactless remarks. Diplomatic individuals still censor thoughts through strong feedback, while many people fail to grasp how their words sound to others.
Mission Control and Santa Maria Mock Moon TV Debate
A satirical exchange mocks live TV coverage of space travel and a mutiny on the Santa Maria. CBS and NBC faces criticism for offbeat broadcasts while church state separation debates flare during lunar coverage.
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Earth
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Outer Space
NBC
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Philippine Islands
Sea monster scares Santa Maria crew mutiny reported
During a late Madrid Barcelona soccer wrap, Santa Maria crews chase a sea monster image while Mission Control grills for on deck shots. The broadcast shifts to Cadiz Roller Derby as fears of cannibal sea beasts prompt caution and network blackouts.
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Year in Long Beach remembered by George Robeson
George Robeson reflects on 1968 in Long Beach noting the mix of light columns and heavy news. He recalls student arrests over sex sculpture, the International Beauty Pageant folding, the Queen Mary saga, Signal Hill faction fights, James W. Snell’s presidential bid and forthcoming gubernatorial run, plus tough coverage of narcotics and race tensions amid a balance of calm and upheaval.
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International Beauty Congress
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James W. Snell
Quotation on Suffering and Safety by Hamilton and Kennedy
A religious and inspirational note quotes II Timothy 2 3 urging soldiers of Christ to endure suffering. It adds a Edith Hamilton remark, cited by Senator Robert F Kennedy, about men not being made for safe havens.
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Britain
Russia
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