Quacks Face Tightening Scrutiny In Medicine Battle
Washington authorities scrutinize a wave of so called revolutionary remedies as the FDA FTC and Post Office probe deceptive claims. Officials cite no-diet pills weight loss gimmicks and aspirin based cures while warning counterfeit health products flood the market.
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Federal Trade Commission
New York
FTC
John W. Gwynne
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Advertising Federation of America
AFA
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Students Object To Extra Exam In Italy Universities
Thousands of students at Italy's leading universities protested a government rule mandating an additional state exam before entering their professions. Previously only the degree from a qualified university or college was required.
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Old Bicycle Is Collector's Item from Ridgeway
Ridgeway resident Robert W. Metcalfe reports a bicycle brought from England by a Parisian maker Pierre Michaux may be one of the oldest in existence. The machine, developed around 1851, was known in France as a velo icipede and later in England as a
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Pierre Michaux
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Unhealthy Pupils Reported In Bombay India
School health authorities announce that 35 000 of 42 500 pupils examined are unfit. Debility affects 28 percent, dental defects 24 percent, throat troubles 15 percent, enlarged lymph glands 14 percent, skin diseases 5.17 percent, and eye nose ailments 3.29 percent.
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