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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1960

Page

9

Truth Tests and Moon Telescopes Engage Scientists

A physicist suggests political leaders could prove truth with examinations by detector devices. Astronomers dream of a moon observatory but worry meteorite damage. meteoric dust is common yet large impacts are rare. Ocean scientists seek new wave-height devices to better forecast hurricane seas and guide ship routes.

Associated Press Ralph Gerard University of Michigan Gerard Harrison Brown California Institute of U.S. Navy Barbados Lesser Antilles

Millions rely on unneeded laxatives

At least 100 million Americans have become addicted to unnatural elimination aids due to unfounded worry over regularity. The October issue of To day's Health magazine, an AMA publication, cites old habits half truths and misleading advertising as brain washing the public.

Chicago American Medical Association Hook M. D Augusta

Daily bowel movement idea disputed by experts

Dr. Hook argues regularity is a medical myth promoted by patent medicine sellers, chiropractors, naturopaths, and food faddists. He notes Americans spent over 148 million dollars on laxatives and elimination aids in 1958, reflecting worry rather than necessity.

Hook

TV series debuts with tough look at prejudice

ABCs Close Up debuts with a thoughtful look at discrimination north of the Mason Dixon line. The program shows the Chicago Black ghetto, a Jewish doctor barred from Grosse Pointe, Nebraskan Indians, Puerto Rican crowds, and a hostile Nazi speaker, delivering a stark indictment of prejudice.

New York ABC Mason- Dixon Line Chicago Grosse Pointe Mich Nebraska

About Faces to World Turns Schedule Mix

Local listings show a packed slate including About Faces at 11, The Theater of Stars, One OClock Show, plus The World Turns and Our Miss Brooks at various times. Movie To Be Announced is noted for 1:10 PM.

Theater of Stars Miss Brooks Charm School Burns and Allen Stoozes Marie Yusxon Whirlybirds Spotlight Sam and Foends

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