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...reason for Author Millar's undisclosed unhappiness is the subject of his next book, Horned Pigeon, which his publishers announce will appear shortly...
...Pigeon-holed in committee, tied up in Congressional snafu or put off until next year were...
...Great Living Americans" is the name on the pigeon-hole into which Coronet Magazine has placed President Conant, who will be profiled in the January issue of the magazine by Lester Velie. Velie reveals that Conant piled up 250,000 miles of travel during...
...ornithophobia. I now spend too much time peering into the faces of my friends for aviary symptoms. No owls, they. I have only succeeded in upsetting and alienating them. In a world fraught with crises, one prospect looms: one of these days they'll find me addressing a pigeon as "Your Honor...
When Philadelphia traced six cases of human virus pneumonia to pigeons (TIME, Jan. 8), Chicago and Buffalo gave their pigeons long, hard looks. Chicago found over 47% of its birds infected; Buffalo found its pigeons "a nuisance." Result: Chicago may kill its pigeons soon; Buffalo will begin at once to trap its birds, eat them or let the A.S.P.C.A. get rid of them. But an advisory committee headed by Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, has pooh-poohed the pigeon menace: "There is not sufficient. . . evidence . . . to warrant an indiscriminate elimination. . . . There is good...