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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
15
A collection of dialogue snippets in a New York AP column featuring office banter about work, pay, and relationships. The exchanges reveal tensions between bosses, secretaries, and staff as they discuss breaks, raises, and access to files.
National Institutes of Health researchers test a tasteless calcium phosphate additive in food to reduce cavities. Trials involve North and South Dakota boarding schools with bread types, annual dental checkups, and a comparison of cavities between groups. If effective, calcium phosphate could outrank fluoride in cavity prevention.
The notice stresses that all cavities require regular brushing, a proper diet, and routine dental check ups to prevent decay and maintain oral health.
John Pearl and his 16 year old grandson Charles Pearl sustained foot injuries when a hydraulic lift failed on a tractor on the Pearl farm near Middletown. Doctors at Frederick Memorial Hospital diagnosed a cracked and dislocated bone in Mr. Pearl and a cracked bone in Charles. Charles was released after casting. John Pearl was expected to be released soon.
A seismic and tidal disaster in Chile leaves 3,625 dead or missing after a May 24 tidal wave along the southern coast and a major offshore quake near Chiloe Islands. Two new volcanoes near Lake Rinihue add to at least seven active vents, with Tolten alone reporting about 2,000 missing. A Puerto Montt resident warns the event may spell the end of the world.
The Associated Press notes ham and turkey dominate Memorial Day table spreads with flexible use for meals. Beltsville turkeys offer roasting frying or barbecuing, joined by steaks ground beef and frying chickens for outdoor cooking. Produce prices stay steady with lettuce beans carrots corn kale and spinach among bargains.
Washington AP reports faulty telemetry on the Midas satellite may prevent tests of its infrared detector system for spotting ballistic missile launches. The 24 ton satellite orbits Earth with a scanner over Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg.
Standing buys list asparagus beets proccoli cabbage collards eye plant escarole new crop onions peas peppers potatoes tomatoes remain costly despite early crops. Other veg in season include endive okra parsley sweet potatoes. Fruit counters show bananas pineapples oranges with watermelons avocados strawberries limes lemons close behind. Apples cantaloupes honeydew peaches cherries raspberries and first California Perlett grapes also highlighted.
Publicans mailed umbrellas to Stevenson to denounce Stevenson s criticisms of foreign policy. Six people including four students were held on charges of disturbing the peace after a street fight during the picketing.
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