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RESEARCH FOR LIFE
The American Cancer Society offers life-time research professorships to oatstanding scientists. They sre seeking the answers to such questions as: Why do some individuals get cancer while others do not? How do cancer cells differ from normal cells? Can a drug be found to cure or prevent cancer? Today the Society supports 22 such research professors. Your contribution to the 1966 Cancer Crusade will help to expand this research attack.
Each year cancer costs the national economy about 60,000 manyears of productivity. Help reduce this loss by making a contribution to the American Cancer Society’s 1966 Crusade.
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•Cuts, scratches and bruises are the fate of most gardeners. Usually they aren’t serious. Clean minor cuts with warm water and soap, and cover with a light bandage Tetanus lurks in the soil and a booster shot of tetanus toxoid is recommended at the onset of the gardening season for all who have not kept their immunization up to date. •Stop and think briefly about safety before handling garden tools -- especially power tools such as lawn mowers. Power tools are great labor-saving devices, properly used. Used carelessly, they can slash off fingers and toes. Always turn off the mower when it is left
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