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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
2
The coffee break has become a national institution embraced by workers and society. Surveys show 74 to 84 percent of workers partake, with many uncounted housewives and two breaks daily. Sociologists, safety officials, and political campaigns view it as more than a pause, as a tool for public opinion, fundraising, and tourism safety.
A mother urges a boy to avoid black peers and a black girl proclaims she is a person. In the doll test she prefers the white doll, signaling bias. Sociologists Hahn and Davis compiled stories for UNESCO in Gauting on child prejudice formation.
Premier Khrushchev, noted for dismissing bombers as obsolete, now hints at a new Russian jet bomber. The paradox suggests Russia continues to rely on heavy aerial forces, despite prior statements.
A Canadian federation study ranks 63 Western women in high offices, plus 52 in Ontario, showing Western Canada leads in female political representation. Eastern Canada lags with few women MPs and limited municipal roles, while Ontario has notable cabinet minister Ellen Fairclough and minimal legislature seats for women. The report also lists women in municipal councils and other public offices across provinces, including judges, notaries, and health officers.
Canadian women push for tax reform and broader rights through steady advocacy. They engage Ottawa ministers, write to editors, join national groups, and pressure Royal Commissions with direct, practical arguments. Their organized campaigns mirror longer campaigns south of the border, yet advance steadily in budgets and legislation.
Doctors report plant and microbe causes behind athlete's foot with toe web infections and note antibiotics can clear germs. Researchers Sarkany Taplan and Blank isolated bacteria from skin patches. Physicians Watson and Lowrey discuss aging viruses, their prevalence, and old killers' decline. Soviet attitudes to alcoholism and anti alcohol programs are explored by Chafetz. Fear of disease in those over 40 triggers symptoms and anxiety, says Smith and Rudy.
Science at Work surveys the earth's dusty halo and deep crust. The halo is debated with meteorite and atmospheric gain theories. Deep crust rocks from Puerto Rico trench shed light on the crust mantle boundary. Blister beetle mating drives evolution, study by Selander shows female choice. A self regulating undersea reactor by General Dynamics outlines up to 2000 kilowatts for naval or remote use.
Winnipeg report shows 40,285 cows bred artificially in 1960 up from 28,760 in 1959. Agricultural department notes wider adoption among Manitoba beef producers across the province.
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