Women Are Different and FBI Urges Medical Help
A Chicago guest editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association quotes the FBI director urging physicians to report espionage and sabotage concerns. He argues physicians, by training, can assess threats to national security and assist in preventing disasters. The piece also promotes the December Reader's Digest issue with articles on sex differences, health risks, and intelligence, urging readers to get it.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Sergeant Harry M. to Retire from Northern New York Troop
Sergeant Harry M MecConn of Watertown UDV and original investigator for Troop B New York State Police will retire December 16 after 25 years with the Northern New York troop. He announced the decision on Wednesday.
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New Heart Operation Described in Journal Report
Dr Samuel Thompson of New York City describes a new heart operation in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The procedure uses a hollow tissue appendage attached outside the heart, tightened like a purse string to seal a small opening, with the base string released after the drawstring at the tip is secured. The tissue reportedly grows readily and the test device used relates to shoe making.
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Thompson
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Journal of the American Medical
Gallup urges 8 million ad buy to boost democracy
Dr George H Gallup director of the American Institute of Public Opinion urged an 8 million dollar advertising program for American democracy at the Sabinal Municipal League conference on government He said real democracy rests on actions not ideals and warned that even simple aid like the Marshall Plan is distorted by Russian propaganda.
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George H. Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
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European foes challenge funding aims in global programs
The speaker argues European friends see the U S money as aimed at monopoly and questions the value of a vast appropriation for a program to counter Russia. He notes no business leader would back a plan with less than four billion to eight billion. Gallup urges preserving billions from the current economic and defense? budget while a Canadian hardware merchant faces a radio license charge for an unlicensed set.
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Europe
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