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...such educational groups as the National Education Association, the Secondary Education Board and other allied organizations. This summer, during their New York conventions, we invited members of the American College Public Relations Association and the National School Public Relations Association to attend seminars on education and journalism with a panel of our editors...
...Just Cigarettes. Liveliest threshing ground for the researchers' ideas was a symposium on cancer control. Conceding that there is a connection between cigarette smoking and cancer, the panel nevertheless put the spotlight on other possible causes-widely used food dyes and additives. Three food dyes have already been generally banned in the West: "Butter yellow" (used for butter and olive oil), "light green SF" (for green peas), and thiourea (used to prevent oranges from spoiling). Last year the U.S. Food and Drug Administration discovered that three of 18 approved synthetic dyes had caused cancer in animals...
...currently helping fellow airmen rebuild a private airplane, and has set up do-it-yourself workshops at SAC bases for everyone from airmen to SAC's vice-commander, Major General Francis H. Griswold, who is reconditioning a sports car. Recently, the hobbyists found themselves in a comic panel called Do It Yourself, now syndicated in 83 newspapers...
...earth as a speed test on next year's automobile design or a weight test on a design for a suspension bridge. A large soap company is currently making a market survey. When all the data is assembled, it will be reduced to formulas punched into a patch panel and fed to the computer. From the result the soap company hopes to discover which of its products are likely to find a future market and which ones it should plan to drop...
...open its scientific session with a serious discussion of sleep and the lack of it. Physicians from far-flung Commonwealth countries as well as those from Britain proper squirmed in comfortless, sleep-discouraging seats in garish Kelvin Hall and listened with never a wink or a nod to a panel of experts...