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Show 12A SUNDAY HERALD ' SSBERJ' 1961 Brandt Talk Wins JFK Nutritional Quakery lood Fads Booming Into - '.. University professor, charged Clues Cited To Spot A ; Sat- - : be a never-endin- g task.. The racket is so ;big: he said, that one firm employed 15,000 canvassers to. sell v" vitamins'? .made from the (UPD to spot a health quack -- the fellow who promises to, cure your arthritis, put hair back on w your scalp or restore your youthful figure? Americans Many evidently don't, judging by. estimates given to the National Congress jon Medi' . cal Quackery. , . The American Medical Association (AMA) estimates that Americans, spend $1' billion a .year, on even useless and dangerous mechanical . .ga"dgets,- "cures?" f ood. f ads. and other quack devices. The AMA's department of in- " . - information about quacks for 50 years, says wajch out for the man who: Uses a special or "secret" machine or formula he claims can cure disease. Guarantees a quick cure Advertises or. uses case histories and testimonials to promote his cure. Clamors constantly for .medical investigation and recognition. Claims medical. men are persecuting him or are afraid of his . you that surgery or or drugs will cause more harm than good. Tells X-ra- ys Wow National 2-d- ay medicaL-quackery- know-ho- :1 Dr. Fredrick J. Stare, chairman of Harvard's department of nutrition, said combating the crackpots and taddists seemed to - Do. you ' - parsley, 'watercress and a "secret1' alfalfa' base.Stare told the closing session of Health Quack WASHINGTON, urday. He said thousands of health conscious Americans fall victim to it. that, more , ...... i' peo- 8 SAN FRANCISCO r By JACK V. FOX United Press International " NEW YORK (UPDMayor Willy Brandt of West Berlin said Saturday tha tPresident Kennedy congratulated him on a speech in which "he , said, the walls separating East and West Berlin must come down. ., - Brandt, appearing at a press before his returns' to Germany last night, said Kennedy called him early Saturday and filled him in on the President's exchange o- - views with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Asked whether he felt more optimistic as a result of what Kennedy told him, Brandt said that he did not believe even the President could answer that question at this time. "I can only say that I am gratified that the President identified himself with the views I expressed at the Freedom Award luncheon in New York," Brandt conference j t 3 o '. because sea water contains many Brandt was asked what he minerals it is healthy to drink thought of the fate of his city some ' every day. lying on the outcome of discusthis a is it step only "Fjom sions between the Soviet Union to flagrantly false claims that sea and the United States. water is a panacea for all the "I think we have every reason diseaseo of mankind," Stare said to believe our fate and future! is in his prepared remarks. in good hands when conversations The cost of food fakes cannot are being conducted by the be rneasufed ill dollars' aldne he of the United States," he said They "create a major health said problem- - by fooling Americans He replied ' sharply, to a quesinto buying such things as garlic tion on whether he was now gopills to cure high blood pressure ing home "reassured that there and grapes. to cure. cancer. will be no Munich" over Berlin. Urges Vigorous Action "I held no such fears when I . "There are times when people came here," he said. Brandt reiterated his personal actually, create or .contribute to deficiencies by abandon- belief that there would not be a ing normal diets and turning to war over the Berlin question.! health, foods," he comASKS BETTER FILMS plained. VATICAN CITY (UPI) He urged the federal governPope ment to take more vigorous ac- John XXIII has appealed for img so that tion .against .the. nutrition racket, provement in motion' and said the Federal Communica- the picture industry can tions Commission should "take a contribute positively to man's edhard look' before renewing the li- ucation "and not to his artistic censes" of radio" and 'television sta- and moral degradation." The Pontiff made the appeal tions which permit nutritional out to to an be Friday in a speech to motion picpoured quackery officials." ture unsuspecting public. FALLOUT SHELTER Singer Jane Powell waves from a window of her Hollywood home next to a sign which points her out as one of the first stars in town building a bomb shelter under the driveway of her home. It's ane, her husband and four - children. big enough-fo(Herald-TJP- I Teldphoto) - . gov-erpme-nt , dif-tar- r Fallout Shelters For $100 Or $150 Each In New Plan y so-call- ed - film-makin- . that "everybody take advantage of the plan," Gudone said. Eugene C. Farrell, editor of the Jersey Journal, said Kennedy felt hat "any prudent family" should provide itself with a fallout shel ter. sides reached temporary agree ment to discuss their differences further. President Kennedy ap pointed fact finders in the! dispute Thursday. ' ivhiui-"- - ' ' ' .." i . nfnnnrf . rnrivlmf mnrn gmtff "nm? wnnff (FDH'Frfr Pa. (UPI) HARRISBURG, Television" ventriloquist Paul Win-che- ll arid actress Nina Russell were married in the Dauphin County courthouse Thursday. Winchell, 38,: told, Reporters he old Jwife on his met his The marriage television show was the second for each. Kampton sjud that if the ICC made a mistake- in turning railroads down, the mistake the-tw- - could be rectified. But once West cross-examinati- on 30-ye- ar , and "account for the major par of the casualties" in a nuclear attack. But protection against this is within reach "of an informed "It's not so much a question o open to you the wonderful exciteAmerica willing to face the facts ' the 8 per cent competing with the ment in the world of music." and act," he said. Kennedy told Gov. Nelson Rock In a letter to state civil defense r f'"" .' ' ' ' vv cite ; ' I' - ' ' Hasn't this one got it, though! Class. Freshness. Stretchout comfort; All the things you could reasonably want. Fourteen lovely, lively models to choose from, including Sport Coupe with a roof line that's a dead ringer for the convertible's. 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Rampston of the Utah Citizens R?te Association commented sar- cross-examinati- , PAUL WINCHELL MARRIES iff',. FjOVPY attorneys representing the status quo position of continued in- dependence obtained admissions from Marsh as they had earlier from Southern Pacific executives ern Pacific is taken over, he sug gested that it would be more difnear future. ficult to make it independent How Much Control He said this was because WP again. Hector of the Califor-- . can not remain "a real competi- nia PublicAnninos, Utilities tive match for the Southern, Pa asked if the Santa Fe Commission, bid was not cific." to intended the maintain primarily Marsh was hammered from status' quo, in face of Southern Paboth sides on the issue of how cific's action. much control Santa Fe sought ov Marsh replied "well, if might er Western Pacific. boil down to that pretty much, exUnder by cept that we think we can add George L Buland, chief counsel and stability to Western for Southern Pacific, Marsh em strength and make it even strong Pacific phatically .denied that Santa Fe er.' hopes to divert traffic from WP to its Arizona gateway route "al 4 the way" to Chicago. RECORDS FOR CAROLINE , He said Santa Fe only sought WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs. control over Western Pacific "to Tor our Kennedy Jacqueline accepted competitive ' position protect her daughter Caroline Thursday in Northern California." He noted that in the three rail, an album of records performed roads' Northern California service by the Natienal Symphony Orarea. SP handles 75 per cent oi chestra. The album, presented by conall the freight, WP handles 17 per 8 while Fe Santa cent, only per ductor ' Howard Mitchell, bore the cent. inscription, "To Caroline to help, said radioac ters would be released in about directors, Kennedy could several extend fallout tive 30 days a from miles hundred target area Kennedy planned to recommend (UPI) The adis ministration preparing a plan that would let individual home owners get fallout shelters for no more than $i00 to $150 apiece, according to President Kennedy. President Kennedy tpld a group of newspaper publishers from New Jersey that the plan youId be revealed in about .a mohth. However, the publishers were wanted not to disclose most pt what the President told them Friday. Association publisher Joseph M. Cudone of the Monrclair, N.J., Times said Kennedy told them that information about the shel WASHINGTON com- ' But f j - 17 The petition for the 75." (UPI) NEW YORK (UPI) Trans Western Pacific Railroad "just World Airlines navgiators staged can't stay independent forever," a short-live- d strike Saturday that according to Earnest S. Mars, was blamed on a "misunderstand- - president of the Santa Fc ng" of the makeup of the crew for a Europe-boun- d Mar3n, a Chicago executive, un jet. A TWA spokesman said the only derwent a five-hoFriday at hearings of the plane involved in the strike of less than an hour was delayed about Interstate Commerce Commission 30 minutes in its departure': from over the battle, between Santa Fe Idlewild Airport for Paris and and Southern Pacific for control of the Western Pacific. Geneva. The question of .Western Paci "There is no strike. There ap s independence. Marsh said, fic parently was a misunderstand- was - determined 12 when Oct. last ing," the" TWA spokesman said. disclosed it was Pacific Southern There were no pickets posted out to control. gain by the. navigators who' have been "We're dealing with a long- protesting the installation of new range problem here," he said. "If automatic navigation systems on both applications are denied it is overseas flights. Western Pacific A walkout, which had been my opinion that for mer: a candidate be called for Friday, was canceled will againsomeone sometime in the at the last minute when both ger with ur ple fall for false food promotion than for any other product in the health field. Sea Water Popular Sea water has become particularly popular with the food quacks,, he said. Its success is based on the misconception that said, t jfnm-"- on Congress -- Approval Highly Organized Racket By JERRY LAND AUER United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) Food fads have boomed into one of the smoothest and best organized rackets in the nation, a Harvard NAVIGATORS W. P. Can't Stay IndepGndenf CALL OFF Forever, Says Sanra F Chief 17," said Marsh, "but whether the By ROBERT STRAND TWA STRIKE United Press International and ;can supply a little ACRILAN ACRYLIC PILE MADE IN U.S.A. Introducing ... a 'tour de force irt design control to give you that charming Early American country look in a refreshingly, new and original way. The casual country personality of Country Home could only have been accomplished by Firth with their more than seventy-fiv- e years of carpet weaving experience. Country Home comes in six exquisite colors that are especially blended to express its unique concept.,. a concept that is equally at home with Modern, Provincial, or Colonial furniture. 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