Word: diets
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Cheers for Professor Trace's findings on the differences in education in Russia and the U.S. [Nov. 17]. Pressuring many of our bright young minds, before they are ready for tackling reading, and then feeding them a diet of dull, repetitious words, is one very good reason why Johnny can't read. He doesn't want to. Give him a cross section of the human body and watch him work...
...Complaisant Lover, by Graham Greene. A frothily amusing triangle play about a dentist, his wife, and the other man she picks to balance her emotional diet. A fine, ingratiating cast headed by Michael Redgrave skates elegantly over occasional stretches of thin ice in the writing...
...other vulnerable foods could be kept in freezers for a longer time before consumption, allowing short-lived radioactive materials to decay. Contaminated milk could also be diluted with uncontaminated milk, bringing radioactivity below the danger point. People could be protected from radioactive iodine by taking potassium iodine in their diet to block out or neutralize radioactivity. Farmers could use stored feed grain for their cattle during periods of high radioactivity. As for the vital water supply, most potable U.S. water sits in huge reservoirs for years before it is consumed, giving plenty of time for short-lived radioisotopes...
...People Protect Themselves from Dangerous Fallout? There are many ways that the effects of fallout can be muted, but none of them are needed yet. Scientists believe that changing the diet to avoid radioactivity might do more damage than fallout itself...
...drifted out of the sex habit. The lover (Richard Johnson) is a bookshop owner who collects other men's wives like first editions. The wife (Googie Withers) is a happy mother of two who embarks on an illicit affair with the booksy chap to balance her emotional diet...