Word: milkings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Bold Journey (ABC, 8:30-9 p.m.). It sounds a little silly-delivering a herd of Nubian milk goats to French Equatorial Africa-but the Cincinnati Zoo's Dr. Byron Bernard thought Dr. Albert Schweitzer could use them, and he has this film to prove...
...around Charlottesville, Va. The book is drunk on nature, the round of the seasons, the beauty of women. Whatever lucky Jim wants in females he gets, whether it is Neighbor Betty Lee, whose "cool firm thighs were like two great silver carp," or Cousin Nory, whose thighs, "with their milk-white, melon-firm flesh, struck his mind with ruinous astonishment." or Schoolteacher Irene, whose thighs are "like moist and mobile alabaster...
...Milk is a highly desirable food for infants, children and adolescents" but is not "an essential constituent of adults' diets," Stare told a group present for the final day of a four day course in "Epidemiology and Control of Milkborne Disease...
...past five years the federal government has instituted research programs to ascertain whether cancer was caused by milk-drinking. Stare had no comment on this...
...Drug Administration last week. Standard of comparison was a collection of old canned foods, e.g., from Admiral Byrd's caches in Antarctica (TIME, March 11, 1957). As expected, because fallout tends to concentrate on grass and thus get into browsing cows, there was some increase in radioactivity of milk and milk products. While this was so slight as to be no hazard now, Dr. Laug warned: "This first part of a continuing study shows that there is something to watch...