European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 18, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                -  of of tory or. For he is Feto Scelp Fiat a. Nose la a wonderful " " Linery. I _ Chat with the Good of an exhibit set up ran . The exhibit ls"ca11ea.scfntkama,. Otherwise known has the human sense full the the stars and stripes fag r Iii front of j air is to improves the smell of a  to turn in taste. Somehow i got the 1m-4t Cheni i in the whisky Reu Luu inclined to think that the e it of the aging process on whisky is not As important As the effect of whisky on the aging process of whisky drink ers. But we need t get into that. Back to or. Johnston. A he and i fell into a discussion As to Why smelling is less popular than the other four senses. Johnston said it was because most people Don t smell  is wrong however to hold the nose responsible for this. We Nave Only our selves to  to Johnston the olfactory or Gan actually is More sensitive than the human Eye. If it seems Dull and lifeless it is because we abuse and neglect it we constantly exercise our sight hear ing touch and taste while letting our sense of smell go to pot. Many of a hasten its decline by using our noses As smokestacks. Under such conditions the nose brings us Little pleasure we tend. To regard it As merely a Pedestal for sunglasses except when we have a bad cold. Then we criticize it for dripping so  when properly developed the sense of smell is a thing of be juy and a Joy forever mine is a bit clogged at the moment but As soon As the sinus passages or fail i intend to Start a Campaign to rehabilitate the nose and restore its Good  has convinced me that smell ing can be fun. A 1, probate. Impossible with to of abuse that a fat  right of and by to Tenor Al every six tos Tefft of monthly on i free.1 in 1949, Pongress munition of stud to11 the veterans and military Moody report on these to Pijie Senate and by agriculture. Put.  _., budget sent con a Bill proposing Elimina Sjef this and similar report save some time Money and y i r stalled in House in Senate agreed and passe to end the monthly Dairy Fli Heuse did t act. A january ,1961 Sumner Littier then veterans and pro posed to reduce Alry reports to one every months. Cleared the House last. And now has gone through Senate without debate or Don that sent it to the saving of 100 lives to use of Gar seat belts Chicago up the National safety Council says use of Auto seat belts tripled in 1961 and prob ably saved 100  Council president Howard Pyle together with american med ical association president Leonard w Larson and or. A. A. Cha Manof the  Public health service crop a at  and House culture committees said they i been getting the. Monthly its All through the years. Be file  clerk a Snow White these Snow White a Attlein at Cypress gardens Fla i Alette now in full Bloom Over the entire South y site Herat formerly of Berlin and now a Cypress Model enhance the Beauty of the Brilliant Flowers up aau in i fall St Shin confound Saturn rockets. For the third straight Yea Florida will receive the Bugges amount for construction a Recor s361.96 million. I Over 65r butthe4llinit was after study of Taftt out f i 1 athe estimate distribution of National aeronautics and space administration s funds for fiscalj963 show a Lank for South Carolina a Well As Idaho Kansas main Nebraska Nevada North Dakota South Dakota Vermont and Wyoming. Nasa expects to spend $3.78 Bil lion during fiscal 1963, of  will be spent in nine Southern states. During thefil Mcayear now coming to a close  to California with the. Test site a Anen. Air Force us numerous Pace age industries funds of the Moon flood disaster on Minnesota St. Paul Minn up Minne Sota s lieutenant governor said a 17-county flood a Dunnic a the greatest crop disaster to Minne Ota in More than 40 years it. Gov. Karl f. Solvang Anid Lood damage will probably total"0 million. The floods have affected 20,000 farm families he  and William con Neil chief aide to sen. Hubert h. Humphrey d-mlnn., toured i he North West Minnesota area and met wit county disaster committees to As sess the  counties Kittson Marshall and Polk have been designated disaster counties and use of soil Bank Hay was authorized. Water covers Fields. Connell said water is lying in the Fields Ali Over r North Western Minnesota except for a few scattered islands of dry  Many instances Farmers have been unable to get into the Fields to Plant seed for the past 30 Days and much of the seed that has been planted has been destroyed by standing water Rolvaag said the Fords in the North far exceed the deluge that covered much of Southern Minne Sota in 195t. Reported at a news conference on the Progress of a year Long seat Belt Campaign Pyle estimated As Many As 100lives were saved in 1961 because of seat belts. More than two million. Auto mobiles were equipped with Seatbelt during this past year he said this is just twice As Many As the one million cars equipped with seat belts in All years prior to 196uv he said if the trend  will result in an additional two and one half million seat Belt installations in 1962." which he said could save an add tonal 400  a Universal use of seat belts has been achieved he said we believe Over 5.000 lives will be saved  said the Campaign started a year ago by the american med incl association the National safety Council and the . Public health service has resulted unseat Belt legislation in five states. Seat belts have been required i Wisconsin since last fall he said. In Virginia and Mississippi All new cars beginning with 1966 models roust have seat belts. In Rhode Harvard honors Mcnarmara Cambridge mass. Up. Defense Secretary Robert s. Mcnamara War awarded an honorary doctor of. Laws degree at Harvard University s 311th commencement. Island seat belts Are required be ginning with 1964 models and in new York beginning with 1965 models. 14 per cent average Chapman who Heads the Public health service s Accident Preven Tion division said the average installation Rale of seat belts in new cars at the factory is now running no omit 14 per  a result he said about one million belts will be installed inner cars before they reach their  called the decision by automobile manufacturers to in stall seat Belt attachments in 1962 models a major safety break  Good sense cannot always prevent an  Larson said but if that Good sense includes these of seat belts at All times it can prevent serious injury an possibly save the he of a loved one or our  Success won t Hurt a bit doctor says ulcers lose their executive status new York a afraid the Road to Success is a shortcut to the grave nonsense says Industrial physician Allan j. Fleming in sweep ing aside ulcers As a status sym , a fiscal director for e. L Dupont de Nemours at Wil Mington. Del., said As a result of our studies on executive health we feel we can assure the up and coming Young executives that the risk of devel a plug stress disease As he climb the executive ladder is in no Way increased by the to climb in fact Fleming said the tis tical risk of developing such Dis ease is slightly decreased the higher he  in advanced manage ment office executive Magazine. Fee Ming told if Dupont studies comparing top executives Low level executives and Ordinary employees v  results he said showed no significant difference among these groups in terms of ulcers High blood pressure heart trouble Over weight and Latip Lesterl one of the studies covered 700 executives and a control group of non executives of the same age category. Another took in a total of 21,585 male salaried employees tween 40 and 64 years of age. He said that none recut tvs had b slightly lower level of blood serum cholesterol but that the Dif Ference was t enough of amount to much. On one health question studied ont i f f Terence showed up that Mays prise the Man who would have one think that a full ashtray be Speaks a Busy and important mind working. Tie Slu Dias  said that the Chain smoker la More like in to be a Man at the Bottom than the Man at the top