Word: journals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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McHarry had planted the item purely as bait. That same afternoon, when it was reprinted almost word for word in a column in Hearst's New York Journal-American, McHarry had the rich satisfaction of hooking his fish...
...Commission, and cohorts in other states, may be attempting to insulate the better classes from life and to keep the lower classes groveling in it. In support of this view, the following data can be added to the summary of the Square study: "Playboy" magazine, lately the recognized journal of high-brow and middle-brow culture, is how under prosecution in New York for a photo feature on the export version of a recent Jayne Mansfield movie. Freely for sale, cheap in the Square is Jayne Mansfield's Wild, Wild World, with an obscenity density of 27.60 and the same...
Cars on Rails. Last week's mass meeting at the Palais des Sports was sponsored by the biweekly L'Auto-Journal, whose editors founded the Syndicat National des Automobilistes, and have, since October, received 370,000 applications for membership. The syndicat's immediate goal is to "put an end to the scorn with which public powers treat the fundamental highway and traffic problems." The meeting started 30 minutes late because, as the announcer pointed out, of "slow-moving traffic," and ended tumultuously when the hall was darkened and the audience was suddenly showered with thousands upon thousands...
When these results were reported last fall, many obese patients got the idea that total fasting, tough as it sounds, might be the ideal way for them to lose a lot of weight. Far from it, Dr. Drenick's team now reports in the A.M.A. Journal. True enough, the drastic regimen takes off weight; the eight other men in the experiment lost 18 to 63 Ibs. after twelve to 52 days of fasting. And it is remarkably painless. The most astounding thing, say the doctors, is that after the first two to four days, none of the test subjects...
Total starvation is too dangerous to be lightly undertaken on a do-it-yourself basis, the A.M.A. Journal warns. It should never be tried, even under a doctor's care, by patients with liver disease, gout or heart-artery disease...