Word: mouthfuls
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Public Health Service last week licensed the manufacture of a live-virus vaccine, to be taken by mouth for protection against one of the three types of poliomyelitis. Developed by the University of Cincinnati's Dr. Albert Sabin, the licensed vaccine is manufactured in England by a subsidiary of New York's Charles Pfizer & Co., which will distribute it in the U.S. Since it is the first oral vaccine approved for general distribution, its licensing would seem to be a major step forward in the battle against polio. But the effect of the Government action was to throw...
Cold Wind in August. Good hard-mouth dialogue and a superb performance by Lola Albright will persuade most viewers to ignore the flaws in this film about a stripper's love for a 17-year...
Cold Wind in August. Good hard-mouth dialogue and a superb performance by Lola Albright will persuade most viewers to ignore the flaws in this low-budget film about a stripper's love for a 17-year...
...narrow Uruguayan peninsula separating the mouth of the River Plate from the Atlantic Ocean lies Punta del Este. a resort town that comes to life only in the South American summer. Last week the temperature hovered at 52° in the South American winter, but Punta del Este was hardly deserted. Platoons of security agents swarmed through the town, and squads of workmen were everywhere, repairing streets, painting walls, planting flowers...
...chief center of scientific interest is a tunnel cut into a mountain of soft rock, its mouth now blocked with a complex ventilating system. Four years ago a bomb exploded in that tunnel, and as the cavity that it made cooled down (both in temperature and radioactivity), scientists studied it intensively. It can now be entered without danger, is serving as a guide for future underground tests. Other tunnels, still too hot to enter, are explored chiefly by drilling...