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Show eoaneousix to give more milk your would you turn to a cow computer? Animal scientists at the University of California at that. just known infor- Davis have done feed They all mation on dairy cows into a computer, hope thus to learn more about how a cow makes milk and how she might make more. The findings of genet- icists, nutritionists, biochemists, and physiologists are too diverse for any to human totally understand, remember, or correlate, but they are quickly integrated by electronics, explains Dr. R. L. Baldwin of the Ani- at mal Science Department Davis. beneficial uaes of computers are diverse and limitless. We are only just beginning to realize their unlikely possibilities. of professional as you can get.... Under ideal cond- ment if all this equip- is used properly and barring any political upheavals, I feel we could wrap this thing up by the end of the next dry season even with setbacks. We will have driven the Viet Cong sufficiently underground by the end of next year that they will no longer be a national threat . Maj. Gen. Charles J. of the Timmes, U.S. Military Assistance Commander Advisory Group in Vietnam, in the Pacific Stars and Stripes 1963. (Tokyo) Nov. 1, What it that the Soviet Union which si., invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968, recently signed a new Czechoslovak-Sovi- et treaty of friendship in Prague. The treaty is monumental in that it spells out the "Brezhnev patients at his facility Calia two-oun- glass of ce fornia table wine with their dinner. At the end of the three-mon- th program. Dr. Sarley asked his patients, "Have to is comes down Union has empowered itself to employ you had enough nursing care?" Ninety-thrpercent of the wine drinkers ee felt successful, too prosperous. they had, compared to only 33 percent of the One hundred percent of the wine drinkers judged their food for mutual assistance in pared to only 49 percent force to keep any Warsaw Pact nation from be- coming too independent, too Pact provides The Warsaw oslovakia, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, East Germany, or the Soviet Union is attacked by West Germany or the NATO nations. But Article 10 of the new treaty non-drinke- rs. portions adequate, of the the event Hungary, Czech- non-drinke- com- "Was rs. your bed comfortable?" "Yes," answered all the wine drinkers, but only percent of the 57 non- drinkers. Are wine-drinki- tients pa- ng too drunk to care about their condition? No, concluded a recent sym- posium at the University of Chicago. Wine has definite medicinal value, above and beyond its alcoholic content. Dr. Pascal Ribereau-Gayo- n, the faculty of sciences at the University of Bordeaux, France, notes on 300 different chemical bodies present in wine. of the few ever studied is ellagic acid, the One tran-quilizi- ng properties of which have been known to folk doctors for years. con- tains an additional obligation. This article commits Czechoslovakia to aid the Soviet Union "no matter state or group of states" attacks the USSR. what that if Mao goes to war against the Soviets, the so Czechs will be compelled to throw their army into the fight. Moreover, the Soviets want this same sort of assurance from other Warsaw Pact nations. Last year, the Soviet at Budapest tried to force this obligation upon Union its partners, but Romania said no and the other Soviet satellites followed suit. Now, however, Czechoslovakia has been compelled to sign away her last shred of El unm CR The most Newsmen 1J, modem tranquilizers FilVlQOnEB so-cal- led involved is losing or is about to lose "the gains of socialism." Dr. Sarley offered elderly Obviously, this means China, husflUQT namese armed forces are as itions, all Socialist states have the right to intervene in the internal affairs of another Socialist state if they think the country Czech-Sovi- et The some Doctrine," which holds that long-overlook- ed benefits of a simple glass of wine. Note the results of an experiment performed by Dr. Vincent Sarley, medical director of Wrightwood Extended Care Chicago. Over a 90-d- ay Facility in period. describing President Nixon as a "loner," may do nothing more than duplicate the natural and keep but the figures show that in his first year as President, Richard entertained 30,600 Nixon House, an high. sonal guests at the all-ti- me per- White old hospitality mark of 26,000 was. set by Lyndon Johnson in 1968. The President Eisenhowers top list was a measly 3200. These figures do not include tourists who pass through the White House on daily guided tours, or state guests. The Nixon entertainment statistics were revealed in a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing which showed that the White House entertainment budget for the current year is now $100,000 in the red. guest 5 |