Americans See Mixed Views on U S Standing Abroad
Princeton report finds 37 percent of Americans see reasons for foreigners to criticize the United States. A slim majority see no general cause, while college trained respondents show higher criticism. The study notes attitudes toward U S abroad reflect perceptions of running others and heritage of wealth and aid.
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American Institute of Publc
Princeton
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U. S
United States
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Seven year old crushed under truck in Bronx incident
In New York a seven year old boy named Michael died after slipping under a moving merry go round truck on a Bronx street. About sixty mothers and children watched the tragic accident as King Euler a 30 year old operator and a neighbor had previously treated the boy to three rides.
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New York
Michael
Bronx
King Euler
Public Opinion on College Training Rates Favorable
The public and college trained respondents are surveyed with ratings: very favorably 198 percent, fairly favorably 59 69, not at all favorably 14 19, and no opinion. The text shows unclear formatting but reflects attitudes toward college instruction.
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America
U.S
U U. S
Institute
United States
Charcoal Filters Cut Cigarette Irritants by 72 Percent
Dr Harvey B Haag reported at the ATS meeting in San Francisco that charcoal impregnated filters from coconut shell charcoal markedly reduce cigarette vapor irritants. Tests used three cigarette lots and a smoking machine. irritants dropped 72 percent with charcoal filters, unrelated to nicotine or tar.
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Patricia McCormack
San Francisco
UPI
American Therapeutic Society
Harvey B. Haag
ATS
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Haag
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