Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...upshot, reported in the Journal of Pediatrics: it made not the slightest difference to the delicate little preemie whether he got his formula a few minutes out of the refrigerator, at a temperature of 45° to 52° F.. or had it warmed to blood heat or higher. On cold formulas, the babies ate as much, and as fast, and kept their feedings down just as well. They slept as well, and gained weight at the same rate. Their own body temperatures dropped only an insignificant .2° F. on the cold formula. And in one way they...
Sponsor's Role. A rinsed blonde from Sioux City. Iowa. Marianne first caught Kennedy's eye in 1957. while he was still the junior Senator from Massachusetts. A new copy editor on the Lincoln, Neb.. Journal, she got the chance to chauffeur Kennedy, who had flown in to make a speech, back to the airport. Listening to her journalistic dreams (she studied journalism at the University of Nebraska, where she made Phi Beta Kappa), the Senator idly promised to abet them if she ever came to Washington. Marianne promptly went there, and a surprised Kennedy wangled...
...research-minded Interpublic Inc. pursues the sociological bent of indefatigable Marion Harper, a complex Ivy Leaguer, while Chicago's Leo Burnett Co. reflects the down-to-earth outlook of Founder Burnett, a Michigan small-town boy who once worked as an $18-a-week reporter for the Peoria Journal. Other agencies, such as New York's J. Walter Thompson and Philadelphia's N. W. Ayer & Son, are true corporate enterprises, scarcely different in spirit from General Motors or Procter & Gamble. Among them, the top agencies employ almost as many different techniques of advertising as they do receptionists...
Geographically Interesting. The link between these two seemingly unrelated diseases is suggested in the A.M.A. Journal by Dr. Gilbert Dalldorf of Manhattan's Sloan-Kettering Institute. In equatorial Africa, he points out, at least 40% of all childhood cancers are lymphatic, but they rarely take the form of leukemia and are almost invariably solid tumors. They are usually seen first in the jawbones (though they also attack other bones and internal organs) of children aged three to eight...