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Men Say; It Could Cause Epidemic By DOROTHY WILLIAMS, United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, July 4—The food and drug administration relaxed its aching jaws today and came up with this warning to bubble gum

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By ARTHUR J. SNIDER Times Writer CHICAGO, July 4-—The nurse picture is worse. Only about half the quota of new student nurses needed by -July 1 for the nation’s 1271 approved schools was filled, according to the American Hospital association's latest figures. 4 The American Nursing association reports: “If enrollment continues to decline, a real nurse shortage can be expected by 1049.” ' Other statistics indicate a deficit of 40,000 graduate nurses at the present time. A poll takefi by the

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