Toy Fair Pickets Over War Toy Debate In New York
March arms race erupts at Hotel New Yorker during Toy Fair with protests over war toys. Mothers with children hold banners like Ban Hate Toys as groups clash over a Nutty Mad Indian doll. Toy makers argue toys reflect culture, not fuel aggression.
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FDA REVIEW OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE TESTS BEGUN
FDA officials told a House subcommittee they are reviewing policies for starting clinical testing of birth control drugs amid experimental findings on MK-665. Sponsors withdrew MK-665 from trials January 18 after dog studies raised questions, while DMSO’s eye effects and cancer concerns were discussed as part of broader safety oversight.
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Satellite Could Orbit Mars by 1969 Says Engineer
Ronald S. H. Toms of Electro Optical Systems told a meeting of the Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics that a sun powered satellite could orbit Mars by 1969 and relay data to Earth. The report came from San Diego California.
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Ronald S. H. Toms
Electro- Optical Systems, Inc
Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
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