Farmers Need More Science Say Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture W M Jardine argues in a United Press piece that U S farming requires intensified pure science research. He says government funding supports crop and livestock problems but more basic scientific work is needed to advance agriculture. He urges young people to pursue science to guide future farming and industry.
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Nolan Inspects Camp at Ft Benjamin Harrison
Major General Dennis E. Nolan commander of the Fifth Corps will remain at Ft Benjamin Harrison this week to inspect the Citizens' Military Training Camp. He is hosted by Brigadier General Dwight E. Aultman, post commander.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Dennis E. Nolan
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Dwight E. Aultman
Global Nobel Prize Trends Skewed Against United States
The piece notes that over 76 Nobel prizes awarded since 1900, the United States claimed only 4 while Germany had 24, England 1, France 10, Netherlands 6, Sweden 5, Denmark 3, Switzerland 3 and others spread among six European nations and Canada, highlighting a perceived lag in pure science contribution despite U.S. progress in applied science.
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Canada
Doctors foresee longer life span by 1977
Times Special reports Dr. W. F. King predicts the average life expectancy will rise by twenty years by 1977 due to advances in public health and medicine. He spoke at a session of the National Electric Medical Association in West Baden, Indiana.
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West Baden
Ind
W. F. King
Indianapolis
State Board Health
King
National Electric Medical Association
Death by heart disease ruled in Terre Haute realtor’s death
P. W. Haggerty, 47, a Terre Haute real estate dealer, died likely from heart disease. His body was found by his wife Thursday in his automobile in the family garage.
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Bu Times
Terre Haute
Ind
P. W. Haggerty
Southern States Receiving Record Number of Bob Whites
Shipments of bob white quail from Mexico began in February and have exceeded 70,000, with the largest numbers sent to Oklahoma, Alabama, Illinois, Kentucky and Texas. The imports are overseen by the U S Bureau of Biological Survey and require permits.
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