Churchgoers live longer says study on health and faith
A Time magazine report cites Johns Hopkins University research by Dr George Crmstock showing regular churchgoers have lower rates of heart disease cirrhosis tuberculosis cancer of the cervix and bronchitis. The study notes fewer deaths from arteriosclerotic heart disease among weekly churchgoers and links lower illness to abstaining from heavy drinking.
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UPI
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Agnaine
George W. Crmstock
Johns Hopkins University
Private Colleges in Red Need Aid, Poll Shows
Washington UPI reports private colleges and universities face deepening deficits as costs rise and inflation continues. AAC survey of 733 institutions finds 1968 had surplus, 1969 deficit, and 1970 deficits five times larger, totaling an estimated 370 million dollars over four years. AAC urges significant federal aid to sustain private higher education and its national impact.
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UPI
The
Association of American Colleges
TRE Aac
William W. Jellema
AAC
U.S
Jellema
Defense Department
CSA
Swaziland Ends Civil Servants Political Membership
MBABANE Swaziland authorities enact a new rule barring civil servants from joining political parties groups or organizations. Previously they could join but could not be active members. The regulation tightens limits on political activity within government ranks.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder Ad
Worried about loose false teeth. FASTEETH adds security and comfort. Sprinkle FASTEETH on dentures for firmer wear. Easier eating, non acid, no gummy taste. See your dentist regularly. Get FASTEETH at drug counters.
Enzyme detergents linked to public health risk
A special study group of the American Academy of Allergy warned that detergents containing enzymes may pose a danger to public health. They cited asthma like symptoms in workers and urged government industry collaboration to study consumer exposure and illness magnitude. The Soap and Detergent Association urged further exploration but said current evidence does not prove a threat to consumers.
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American Academy of Allergy
England
United States
the Soap and Detergent Association
Carlton Cigarette Tar Figures Highlight Government Test
Government tests rank Carlton as the lowest tar produced among tested cigarettes at 3.6 mg, claiming it surpasses 99.9 percent of brands. Advertisements invite readers to mail for the full list of tar figures to American Tobacco Company.
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U.S
Kings
American Tobacco Company
Grand Canteal Station
New York
Pat Walker
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Medical committee notes lung damage uncertainties
The committee said further that doctors do not understand fully how this disease process works and they are unsure of the nature or permanence of damage produced in the lungs.
Fixovent Denture Adhesive Cream Marketed for Uppers and Lowers
An ad announcing Fixovent denture adhesive cream claims it holds both uppers and lowers with an elastic membrane to absorb chewing impact. It promotes easier eating and clearer speech, with long-lasting hold and precision application. See a dentist regularly and obtain Fixodent from drug counters.
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