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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Page Two ElPILfiAATIC POUCH The following letters were re these. You might wish to write cently answered by the Depart to this firm to determine what North Vietnamese publications meat of State: We are developing an exten- are currently available in Engsive file on Communist propa- lish and whether it sells any ganda material being distributed North Korean publications. worldwide Would it be possible How can I find out the full to send me representative copies extent of U.S. military commitof this material? ments abroad? I would like to PM.M. ' prepare a debate topic for my Eugene, Ore. on the basis of such instudents Dear PJMM. formation. We regret that1 we have no L.K. copies of Communist propaganda Mich. for public distribution. Commu- Dear L.K.: Saginaw, nist China puts out a number of No. 3 in the Department of publications in several langu- State publication series, Issues ages, designed for various areas. in U.S. Foreign Policy, would Some of these are China Picto- be helpful to you. Entitled Comrial, China Reconstructs, or the mitments of U.S. Power Abroad, Peking Review. Copies of such it deals with all aspects of the Chinese publications, in the Eng- subject and is available for 40 lish language, may be ordered cents from the Supt. of Docuby China Books and periodicals, ments. Ask for Department of 2929 24th St., San Francisco, State Publication 8488. A disCalif. 94110, or through China cussion guide (Department of Publications, 95 Fifth Avenue, State Publication 8498, price 10 New York, New York 10003. cents comes with it if you wish. You might also be interested in ordering materials with regard Please send me a copy of the to Communist China, North Viet publication, A Review of AlNam, North Korea and Mongolia liance for Progress Goals, for from, the Joint Publications Re- a term paper on the subject. search Service, Department of GEE. Commerce. I understand that N. Y. current JPRS publications are Dear G.E.F.:Nyack, announced in U.S. Government You should write for this pubResearch and Development. Re- lication to the Superintendent ports, issued semimonthly by the of Documents, the Government ' House for Federal Sci- Printing Office, Washington, Clearing entific and Technical Informa- D.C. 20402. Ask for pamphlet tion and are listed in the Month- No. price 30 cents. ly Catalog of U.S. Government publications available from the Supt. of Documents.I You might also wish to look at the Survey of the China Mainland Pressj which is issued by the U. S. Consulate in Hong Kong. You may subscribe to the publication through the Clearing House for Federal Scientific and Technical Information, at Springfield, Va. 22141. . -- 20-10- - 6. Get the razor that getsjthe Nubs. . i North Viet Nam also disseminates propaganda materials in various languages. It is understood that the China Books and Periodicals firm carries some of SAVINGS MIMPBPf llSf AUWMAriGWAV70 HAIR RAISING! LONGEST BEARD EVER RECORDED WAS GROWN BV HANS N. LANOSETH OF N. DAKOTA. After 36 years it reached a LENGTH OF 1 1 FEET, 6 INCHES Techmatic by Gillette. Retarded Children Crow Up Too What happens to the retarded child as he grows up? Many people believe these unfortunate ones remain children forever, In a sense this is true, but the retarded do experience the physical and emotional changes that normal children undergo with approaching puberty and adulthood. Maria Egger, Swiss physician who has devoted her life to caring for the mentally retarded, has written The Different Child Grows Up to follow her books, When a Child is Different and Educating the Child Who is Different. The book is of interest to the general public as well as families of retarded children for its insights into the shadowy world of the retarded. Written with the convictoin that the mentally retarded can live useful lives, her book describes how society has treated these individuals, what happens to them as they grow up and how they should be educated. She discusses the problems of puberty, emotional maturity and sex education as well as marriage, trade and occupation, and old age. She stresses the importance of teaching the retarded child discipline, manners and mature behavior from early child hood, or, she says, it may never be learned. If a- child is permitted to act babyish when very young because it is cute, the child will continue to behave this way as an adult or when such actions can be annoying or even offensive. Finally, Dr. Egger weighs the advantages and disadvantages of living at home over living in an institution, and she describes the proper parent child relationship one that allows the utmost degree of freedom and happiness for each person. , - Moss Comments on Smoking Dog Tests Senator Frank E. Moss of Utah said that the American Cancer Society's report Effects of Cigarette Smoking Upon Dogs, is a landmark contribution to research on smoking and health. As I understand this study, which was made public today, produced two important findings. This is the first time lung cancer has been induced in test animals by cigarette smoking. The test also showed that filters can reduce the cancer causing qualities of cigarette smoke, by reducing tar and nicotine. This only confirms by determination to fight for the strong Senate bill or cigarette advertisconferees ing when House-Senat- e meet later this month. Senator Moss said, 'The study supports my long held position that tar and nicotine contests should be listed on cigarette ads and packages to fully inform the smoker of the hazards involved. There is still no indication a truly 'safe' cigarette is available but some cigarettes apparently are less lethal than others. The smoker is entitled to know where the greater hazards lie. I think the time has come for the Federal Trade Commission, under its existing powers, to move to require a listing of tar and nicotine content in all cig arette advertisings and on all cigarette packages. The most substantial people are the most frugal, and make the least show and live at the least expense Francis Moore. Lloyd Says Nixon Loa Clinic Scheduled Wise in Omitting Compulsory Clause By can Task Force on Labor Law Reform, said Friday he thought President Nixon was wise in not proposing universal compulsory settlement in his message to Congress on national emergency strikes. The Presidential message recommended that railroads and airlines be brought under the Taft Hartley law, with a compulsory settlement provision to be applied as a last resort in major transportation industry strikes which threaten to become a national emergency. I feel that if the President had proposed compulsory settlement for all industries in a national emergency situation, it would have drawn strong opposition from all of labor and almost all of management engaged in interstate commerce. Nevertheless, I applaud the Presidents message as an attempt to better represent the public interest in national emergency strikes, and not necessarily the interests of either of the negotiating parties. The Utah Republican said he would call a meeting of the task force very soon to discuss the president's proposal and he was reserving judgment on it until he has had the opportunity to study it further. Rep. Lloyd said he was advised that railroad management to being brought under the provisions of the Taft Hartley law, which is the federal governments major legal weapon in national emergency situations. Railroads and airlines presently come under emergency strike provisions of the Railway Labor Piute Counties. Women from Sevier County also may attend if they desire. The one day clinic will be conducted from noon to 4 p.m. by a team of volunteer doctors and nurses who travel to the area. The clinic is a part of a statewide program in which cancer examinations are given women who reside in rural areas where there are few physicians. No doctors are practicing in Piute or Wayne Counties. The free clinics are chiefly concerned with looking for abnormalities which may be a sign of breast cancer or uterine cancer. Any abnormalities or danger signals are then followed up by the womans family doctor. Previous clinics have drawn hundreds of women and a high number have reported danger signals in questionnaires filled out prior to the examination and Pap smear tests. Cancer Unit A rural cancer clinic to detect signs of cancer in women will Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd of Utah, be held Saturday, March 21, in chairman of the House Republi- Loa for residents of Wayne and , ob-pec- Act, which would be discontin- ued if the President's recommendation is enacted by Congress. The man who fears no truths has nothing to fear from lies. Jefferson. ts Nakm Utha Tad C J Tm 860 AM 93.3 1 . FM 322-581- 9 FOR CHILDREN ONLY with BARNEY; WHAT the generation GAP. PEBBLES SAYS HER FLINTSTONES VITAMIN TASTES BETTER THAN MY MASTERPIECE NEW YORK (ED) LIZARD GIZZARD STElV! Meals and children are two things that dont necessarily go together. Often, it's a matter of psychology. Forcing a child to eat does nothing but instill stubbornness when it comes to mealtime. Breaking down a childs resistance often takes more time and patience than any parent is willing to give. Making a meal look attractive can do wonders, however, for persuading any girl or boy to adopt an policy. Not even an adult wants to eat a drab, colorless meal. All whitemeals, like creamed chicken, rice and cauliflower just dont have what it takes to tempt a young appetite. But, if you garnish the rice with a sprinkling of parsley, and cut some red or green pepper over the chicken immediately, the dinner looks more attractive. open-mou- th Sometimes, a child doesnt like a particular just food be it broccoli or zucchini. In that case, respect his wishes. After all, you have likes and dislikes in food, too. Instead, for any vitamin loss by having your child take a Flintstones vitamin a day. make-u- p These chewable fruit-flavor- ed vitamins are colored and shaped like the characters from the popular Flintatonea TV series. Fred, Barney, Bamm-Bam- m, 'Pebbles, Dino and the Flintmobile pop right into your childs mouth to supply any nutrients hes missing. L.nS. as yu give your child all the Flintstones vitamins he needs, you can be easygoing about mealtimes. A half-eatdinner or a nibbled-a- t lunch can always be made up with a vitamin and an extrarich milkshake. And when the en young fry dont want anything youve made you can afford to let em eat peanut butter. |
