Scientists Clash Over Atomic Test Health Risks
Scientists warn congress that continued atomic weapon tests may harm future generations but temper claims as rough estimates. Other experts dispute the figures, urging caution in labeling alarmist dangers. President Eisenhower favors national academy of sciences, and Libby casts fallout concerns as political rather than scientific.
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Congress
Eisenhower
National Academy’of Sciences
Atomic Energy
Willard Libby
Berger’s pop up pill charges rattle athletes and AMA
The piece critiques Dr W Herbert Berger for alleging widespread stimulant use among record setters. It notes AMA intimidation, calls for a formal investigation, and argues athletes are highly trained with better equipment. The editorial urges a measured look at the issue, expecting only occasional stimulant use to surface.
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W Herbert Berger
American Medical Assn
AMA
House of Delegates
Dr. Berger
Berger
Leo F. Brown
Nation warns against policies forging arms with Tito and nukes
Letters discuss dangers of ad ministrative policies. They critique helping Communist Tito, wasteful scrap shipments to Japan, and plans for peaceful nuclear sharing. They condemn disarmament talks with the Kremlin as a scrap of paper and call for cautious diplomacy. Readers urge responsible journalism and acknowledge editors on pensions for teachers.
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Tito
Japan
Russia
Red Calna
Browder Sees Marxism as Mirror of Soviet Dogma
A skeptical profile of Earl Browder as he critiques Marxist dogma and Khrushchev's predictions. The piece contrasts Browder's realism with Kremlin beliefs that poverty and oppression feed inevitible socialist revolt, while noting Mao’s calls for worker input and non suppression, and Khrushchev’s TV reply.
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Earl Browder
American Communist Party
Browder
Khrushchev
Oll
America
Marx
Kremlin
White House
CBS
Peiping
Mao Tse Tung
China
Mao
Hungary
Health Talks on the Miltown tranquilizer uses
The article reviews Miltown as a versatile tranquilizer used to calm anxiety, aid insomnia, relieve tension headaches, and assist in treating premenstrual tension and muscle spasms. It notes benefits before electroshock therapy, during alcoholism sobriety, and with cerebral palsy, stressing consulting a doctor before use. It ends with a Q and A on correcting a receded lower jaw in a child.
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Bundesen
Lal
Miltow
Miltown
Mrz. I. Ji
Bing Fee
Sra. Tas
Texquiz By James Farber Q What else did cowboys lasso
In this quiz style item James Farber notes cowboys lasso more than cattle. He remarks lassoing deer was featsome and even a skunk could be lassoed. The piece reflects playful edge and a 1957 copyright line.
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James Farber
Andy
Temes Farber
Steinbeck list of those who could not enter the United States
A 1937 Kies Features Syndicate critique notes John Steinbeck published a list of figures he believed were barred by U.S. law. The piece argues four of the five named could have entered under Eisenhower or Dulles, while one led his brother, Steinbeck, to keep.
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Ohn Steinbeck
United States
Saturday Review
Steinback
Steinbeck
Cain
Noah
David
John Steinbeck
Leo McCarey
John’ Steinbeck
Shem
Ign
Saul
Lot
God
Saud
Ishmael
Blair House
Haile. Selassie
Ethiopia
Solomon
Sheba
Lenin
Trotsky
Goliath
Jonathan
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Kies
Through the Years San Antonio Light archive notes
A scrapbook style entry from the San Antonio Light chronicles historic notes and clippings. It references budget talks for the San Antonio Independent School District potential raises, a 1919 discharge of firemen, a Lindbergh tribute in San Antonio, a 1917 flag salute incident, a 1907 roundup, 192? campaign buzz with free beer, and local council debates about plaza use by prohibitionists.
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SUNE
San Antonio Independent
SUE
Fire Air Police
Phil Wright
Ac Sythe
U. S
Charles Lindbergh
San Antonio
Gen
Villa
Barutit
San Antonians
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