C.I.A. CHIEF APOLOGIZES FOR PRAISING EDITORIAL ATTACKING ARKANSAS

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• Publication Date: July 29, 1966
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Florida Turn,
iarna~ Vanishes
The New York Tlmea ]ul) 29, 1966
Plape from Shreveport (1)
failed to make a tarn near
Sarasota (2) and was last
sighted over Panama (S).
The missing plane had been
scheduled to make a turn be-
tween Sarasota and Key West.
The Federal Aviation Adminis-
tration reported that It failed
to turn and that subsequent ef-
Continued on Page 9, Column 4
Home Study
mud Crowding
nursing homes
it has disclosed
in the city
rats in eel-
ng rooms, and fire hazards.
The continuing inquiry into
the homes, filled With the city's
aged, was inspired fine 'weeks
ago by an anonymous letter to
Buildings Commissioner Charles
G. Moerdler, who had been
weighing such an investigation
because of a series of earlier
'complaints by citizens.
The anonymous letter re-
ported "disgraceful" conditions
of filth and overcrowding in
writing efforts, which, it said,
had "inspired a deluge of mail
against Title IV, in greater vol-
ume than on any issue in the
experience of many senior
members of Congress."
But it warned that even after
the exemptions written into Ti-
tle IV?3ast month at the sug.
gestion of moderate Republicans
on the House Judiciary Com-
mittee, "Title IV is more oner-
ous and more oppressive than
the original version."
The bulletin continued:
"It is more dangerous be-
cause it uses clever language
to distort meaning, knowing
full well that the leerieral h?_
the . 'oreign Relations t
tee.
Late this' aft
Helm called Mr. told him the letter wad ,fi,1
take and apologized for,
to endorse the editbriay
Mr. Helms said he Ii
mr -T+Taj>fht ~-____ _-~
? made a mistake and
cerely regret it."
in The' St. Louis Glob, -Dta>l ;'
vote of 61-to-28 a pnopoepi-to
add three members of the- For.
at.-.
with supervising the intelligence
agency.
That subcommittee is made
of the Armed Services and Ap-lno i9^ also chairman of Vie
the chatrmanshi1p of Richard B. I Continued on Page 10, c"UM0.'t
American Jets Set
A Record in South
With 542 Sorties
apelal to Tty New York Timee
SAIGON, South Vietnam,
July 28-United States fighter-
bombers flew a record total of
542 sorties against enemy posi-
tions in South Vietnam yester-
day, an American military
spokesman said tonight.
It was estimated that about
100 enemy soldiers werb killed
in the raids.
The spokesman said the pilots
had damaged or destroyed 598
buildings and fortifications and
32 sampans. [In addition tol
Education Panel Sends Bill
for $5.8-Billion to Floor
--Johnson Asked Less
By MARJORIE HUNTE$
BCeclalto The New York Tlmei
WASHINGTON, July 28 - A
$5.8-billion program of Federal
aid for elementary and second-
ary schools was cleared today
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MAYOR AID
OP{,gypRTUSPUR
?CONOIY. OFCIIY
He Hints at Big Project for
Navy Yard in Campaign to
improve Business Here
By ROBERT ALDEN
Mayor Lindsay said yesterday
that he was beginning a cam-
paign to enlist the support of
labor in his effort to stimulate
business In the city.
He said that harmony:. on a
broad scale between.business and
labor was "absolutely essential"
In attracting new industry to
the city. Labor, he explained,
must be willing to accept new
techniques, possibly including
some forms of automation.
"As an example we have a
specific project in mind that
will bring new industry into the
city oh the site of the Brooklyn
avy Yard," the Mayor said in
an interview at Gracie Mansion.
"We know we are going to
have to get the cooperationy,of and of "telling the press" one
labor unions in order to move thing while "their actions say
thi
i
d
'
s
n
ustry iri
Mr Linds th
,.aye opposite.,'
explained. 'K'm prepared tol This became known today as
work on this matter right out the House completed four days
of the Mayor's office in order of desultory debate on the bill
to reach agreement. I can't and prepared to begin voting
think of anything that -is of tomorrow on amendments, sec-
more fundamental importance tion by section. Voting on. the
to the city." controversial open housing sec-
The Mayor acknowledged
that this was a time of crisis
as far as the economic life of
the city was concerned.
Bulletin to 83 pOo Brokers
Hits G.C.P. Compromise
in House on Rights Bill
By E. W. RBNW01
swot i 101h. $0, rats 1
WASHII }Tt)W; Jul
Rli Bard Helms, the'
of the Central --'Inf
Agency, WAS
.i
ln'the Senate to
& .letter he wrote pea
licensed real estate brokers haves denounciing.
urged them to "generate an im J. W. , t, ohaati
mediate wave of indignation"
against the open housing sec-
tion of the Administration's
civil rights bill.'
A bulletin has been sent to
all 83,000 members of the Na-
tional Association of Read Es-
tate Brokers by the association's
Washington Committee. ,
It accuses the Repub
authors of the compromise open
occupancy provisions now be-
fore the House of using "clever
tion, Title IV, is not expected
to begin until next Wednesday.
. Realtors Congratulated
The two-page "Legislative
Action Bulletin" to licensed
"Because of the unknown fac-.Irealtors congratulated them for
tors when new business taxes previous .,gam roots" letter-I
are repercussions. Any tax shift
causes a strain that poses the
danger of a business exodus
from the city."
Mr. Lindsay explained that
in trying to stimulate new busi-
ness activity in the city labor
problems loolnOd large and he
believed that organized labor
was becoming increasingly
aware that its own interests
called for a more flexible at-
titude,
"Labor is beginning to realize
that to stimulate employment
old methods of doing things
must change," the Mayor said.
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e %or
is a thrrrday~ etetdy of volCask fields similar to those to channel aouluvna. u...~r gSi 1t3.T80. L'. 3. to Albert 2r1n
tote la gcly t- area piin-
dong they may encounter after landing on thewDon c ipally in~ the South- stein college Vi tee cbiid
-cific astronauts examine s promontory of lava near Bend, Currently, Federal funds are establish and opera
neaa- the basis of 50 perihealth care centers in low-ln-
,1 _ Ore. In the foreground Is Air Force Capt. Joe H. Engle. allocated on
cent of al state's per pupil ex-;come neighborhoods in the our
vou'd penditurej multiplied Bronx. fre
__ _- -.,-.1.. ?r. trnwat I
d i
n JGIlI4LG dren. Th means that ricneri Under the program, an ac-
rest. Helms is Denounce
states th high per pupil ex- tempt will be made tb give Ined-
rado, enditu receive more money. ons
mit- For an Anti-Fulbright Letter p Under the change, the for, iicl pre-school and l examina and a qtoe
e bill - -- - - mula Id be based on either ch ren in the ndighbOllioods.
,reeks -not offended by the editorial, 50 per ent of a state's per If the preliminary health esti-m-
lear- Continued From Page 1, Col. 1lbut he was surprised that Mr. pupil a penditure or 50 perlinations turn UP any physical
A to cent of g, the national average, defects or other symptoms of
ht inldog group to expand the watch- Helms, a career man, would be
dog group was sponsored by have so little discretion, and current) =500 a pupil- trouble, the c11iIdr l will
i Senator Eugene J. McCarthy, the wondered whether Mr. Helms I New Ork, with a per pupil; given d~gnostic treatment, U
Democrat of Minnesota, but it had misconstrued the Senate's expendit re of $800, now re- parents crnnot provide the
ceives 00 in Federal funds for pared health i are, the child
nHen- had the full support of Mr. Ful- vote of confirmation. treatment at Gov-
Hen- bright and had been sent to One reason he wanted repre- each to - ecInformula would will receive
at of the floor by a vote of 14-to-5 sentation for his committee, Mr. The c g eirnment expense-
ian of in the Foreign Relations Com- Fulbright said, was to have the therefor not affect New York. The is represent the start
nittee, mittee. opportunity to ask Mr. Helms The ange would, - however, of an ambitious program to
sive ogram
t see- The Globe-Democrat editorial whether the agency "takes part affect a 29 states that now vine bilious pr
While
said the Senate had given "the in domestic affairs." He had have pe pupil expenditures be- provide needy children.
Say- crafty Arkansan," Mr. Ful- heard reports, he said, that'- low the national average. For bile attention has been fo-
lvania bright, "his come-uppance: ' It "this agency takes part in the. instant Mississippi spends8ed ori Medicare provisions
the revisions
mmit- continued: elections of unions." $273 a hild and receives Fed- f r the ekle Medicare
izes shy legislation
i pro.
lid he "Fulbrigtyt's proposal should During these exchanges, an-ideal aid of $138 a child. That homs to author provide authorizes medical care
son sta have been doeark d from the other tnitiib of the watchdog I $250 staters ilocation would rise to gre
Mat a t ens darolina would be the for needy children.
urtheren'the it could mean the end re p re
the C.I.A. if the agency were' publican of of Massachusetts, , went North In addition to the neighbor-
io de subjected to slaws [claws] of into the cloakroom to telephone piitlcipa beneficiary, receivin hood program begun today, the
Ie told the militant doves on Fulbright's Mr. Helms. SaltonstaIli $38 5 en more. Mississi oo sets up health programs for
arious committee." On returning, Mr would et $37.5-million; Ala- mlaw aternal she child care, for
5.2-million; Tennessee, led ch+dIrett and special
special
pt on at July d 27, The following let- - said d Mr. Helms had ter; l
hint $3~a,mi lion; Texas, $31-mil-icriippled for mentally defective
peed a teat printed the following itewasama istakeethat letter; was lion; orgia, $30.9-million; projects
add that there were no Kentuck , $23.5-milllbit. children.
eek of ter: sorry
Further ex ion of health
,
to ape "To the Editor:
d then I want to let you know of,other such letters. -imp ease the bill omelcare for needy children will be
y Cali- my pleasure in reading the edi-'i Lter, the Fpreigs Re Y possible under another provision
.3 latton$ Committee. announc. Jevel,: Qti which allocations na~re
elms will
M
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nkke the is The Globe-Democrat ? 'o1
closed_? --
session at 10:3b A.M. a ,year t $3, I Senate Gets Bill to Issue
asd- J
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y
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yeBoth of these allocation
elfish It reflects So well your pa- tomorrow. The eeti nveras tion
to it per's.policy of 'printing then sl ntged during a co Lapel-Fins to G.I. Families
ro sed for next year
g t any im"partially, supporting what it wee?n to Mr. the Fulbright debate. and Mr. by the changes, e, would be p
rovid- WASHINGT. N, July 28 (AP)
helm after use. d
s
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s told believes to be right and oppos- ea this y r under a school
LA Ro Confirmed bill aggro 13 ed by a Senate Edu- - Gold Star l buttons would
ins what it believes to be wrong C
ie was!without regard to party politics'. WASHINGTON, July 28 cation su ommittee. Tito $ett- be issued to % next of kin of
helwayl RICHARD HELMS -. Senator J. W. Ful- ate bill ca for $3.2-billion for military pera iel who died or
d lifter Director, , Central (UPI) r alone.
g I IntelilgenC,e Agency bright :has given a first-per- the ctrien fiscal Y4a , die in vietnati and other com-
broh ht pe _i
thrdugh! Washington, D. C." sots confirmation that the Con bat operations under a bill sent
in ac _ teal Intelligence Agency 'ttiade,Piccard B tiding Submarineto the senate today by Its
fires of criticism is Voiced 'the case" for the dtsastrpus For Stud of Gulf Stream Armed Services Committee.
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lied and ietaer co u11: tht;LO ~"_
Ism Caine hurtling from both'Senate debate of July 14 ~ land with the help of Unitld Wars I and II.
a~ A. Ponta on witness told $en?
ng" agdi,sides of a aisle at Mr, Helms wh bad been 9v ttten abo t QI is building g
nc s role before tilelStates b in
brushed who had en unanimously con-Ithe ge y' submarine f scientific re- ators that. the buttons would go
firmed aonth ago today after April 17, 1961, invasion -Co, i search on Nor h America's At- to parents, wives, children and
om-used a round of prolonged' praise fort"by and large, absolutely lantic coast. I other next of kin of any who
.ire by abilities and judgment dis-,rect." The submarine, the PX-15, is died in military operations since
;ens the played in nearly 20 years of~ The four-hour debate was gn~scheduled to sail next year.from'June 30, 1958. That date marked
subcom-, service with--tfie--hgeend = - -' a proposal to add three Foreign II' iami' to Halifax, N.S., at an the beginning of the United
ions to; ely McCarthy said it was ett~ I { Salters committeemen to the' a1 ration in
used for
ort sec ttrely out of place' for Mr. congressional group that over-Iirpose Of the axaweek trip: istyietntnammand has operation
'nnprations- The Pro- APW _ , .1 - flip : U.- military awards.
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new depart ure," and 15 other nelsons he did factpry here. It wa sa
Hosmer, marks a ~i I financed by the G man in- j The measure was Previbusly
`f
_ which tni t lead to lettersinot_iden
e the Bay of freesia of New Yor IaPPrm by the House.
was
or
ld
fi
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d' - Mike
1the Democ tic leader, asked -'the case for intervention
e Pacifi
Mr. McCarth to yield and said: The Fulbright statement was
d author-"I am mo than a little sue-the first on-the-record confir-I
including Prised that a Silent service mation from a participant in
and de-~s in fit t write to a paperlthe preinvasion talks.'
the Bay
water im- a tpressing c 'tical opinions Mr. Fulbright cited
e." of Pigs and other unspecified,
between about the Sen suggested that cases of C.I.A. intervention in'
Mr. Mansfiel
aria had the Senate's displeasure should foreign relations as reasons his
earlier, be brought to Mr. Helms' at group shared representation on'
alifornia, tension ''. flat it N.iil not the C.I.A. watchdog panel.
T
re water, become a habit with hied." I think many of the C.I.A.
rovision .ld said he had ctivities tend to discredit the
fk a
Me,tsana beats a heat... absorbs moisture 80 times faster....
P Mr. Mans
to assure been under the impression that integrity of our country, and !
Mr. Helms "could well be the these activities raise a numberI
i Repre-, best administrator the C.I.A.' of questions with respect to the
e
ec. n
oliev "
or
p
of our
s, the new said that the point made by Mr.
out. F ulbright in arguin for in-
Formed ' elusion of members ofg his com-
the watchdog tom-
i
n
`o
ary of the,mittee
of niittee-namely that the intel- the information on which
ent?" 'IalUn irrltati0II8 a{ n0 ta)~C can.
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d national i foreign policy- as a pertinent _
make a one w 1. - , ? ITWO U.S. Girls Assaulted After every shower, sheer on
f
re
b
-
He asked, "HOW can we L-
eommitteel give any advice
that is worth anything if we
are not informed as to what is
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'tart. ~t treM mono the +en o group .
j publican of Massachu. efts. werttl z5u.
the C.I.A. if the agency were P ntl X6rthi C"Arolina ,ild be--the-for needy children.
a Yt 8ndvY4tlk
P dattion to tht her-
n'li
de- (subacted to slaws (claws) of into the cloaktoom to tole hone principal beneficiary, receiving .s i In '~"
hood program begun today, the
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Mississi
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ms. the militant doves on Fulbrights Mr. E38.5-mi
ld
riouslcommittee." On returning, Mr. Saltonstall''would et $37.5-million; Ala-flaw sets up health programs for
en' On July 27, The Globe-Demo- said Mr. Helms had told him bama, 5.2-million; Tennessee,, Maternal and child care, for
ed al crat printed the following let- he had written the letter; that , $31.9-mi lioon; Texas, $31-mil- crippled cNliren And special
'k of ter: it was a mistake; that he was lion; $30.9-million; projects for mentally defective
ap, "To the Editor: sorry, and that there were no Kentuck , $23.5-million. children.
then "I want to let you know of other such letters. The c mittee bill also would' Further expansion of health
Call- my pleasure in reading the edi Later, the Foreign Re- increase the poverty income care for needy children will be
tt announced i hich allocations are possible under another provision
n w
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sked.
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to It
t any
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tonal 'Brickbats for Fulbright lotions
in The Globe-Democrat of Mr. Helms will meet with it in'based, fi{om the- present $2,000
July 18. closed session at 10:30 A.M.ia year t6 $3,000, effective next Senate Gets Bill t0 Issue
"It reflects so well your pa- tomorrow. The meeting was ar- year.
per's policy of 'printing the ner}vslranged during a conversation) Both of these allocation
Lapel Pins to 11 t Families
impartially, supportling what t between Mr Fulbrieht and Mr. changes. roposed for next year; --old hp nrovid-i
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Way without regara co pang p 1-IELM . -
RICHARD HELMS WASHING ON, July 28 cation su committee. The Son-ibe issued to the next of kin
after Director, CentralI (UPI) - Senator J. W. Fu1- ate bill ca is for $3.2-billion for military personnel who died oofr
ought Intelligence Agency', bright has given a first-per- the curren fiscal year alone. die in Vietnam and other corn-
n Washington, D. C." I son confirmation that the Cen-
n ac- tral Intelligence Agency "made Piceard B ilding submarine bat operations under a bill sent
to of Criticism Is Voiced the case" for the disastrous to the Senate today by its
'When Senator McCarthy, in Bay of Pigs invasion. 1 For Study of Gulf Stream Armed Services Committee.
ing' midafternoon, read the editorial The Arkansas Democrat said MONTHE~11 Switzerland, July The emblems are the same
and letter to the Senate, criti- in a censored version of secret 28 (UPI)-Lkridiocked Switzer- as those issued during World(
said'cism came hurtling from both' Senate debate of July 14 th?@~t
and, sides of the aisle at Mr. Helms, what, had been ' +ritten aboilt land, with the help of Unitld Wars I and II.
ushed who had been unanimously con- ,the `agency's role before the', States busine! , is building aI A Pentagon witness told Sen-
firmed a month ago today after April 17, 1961, invasion was,'submarine f scientific re-'ators that the buttons would go
n-used a round of prolonged' praise for "by and large, absolutely cork search on Nor h America's At-Ito parents, wives, children and
lantic coast. other next of kin of any who
by abilities and judgment dis-', rect."
it the _-i_ on Thp four-hour debate was on1 The submarine, the PX-15 is died in military operations since
',service with the agency. a proposal w a~u ~?.~~ - ---e-
ns to , Mr. McCarthy said it was `'en- I Relations committeemen to the Miami' to Halifax, N.S., at an
rt sec- that over- I average depth off 2,600 feet. The
the in- Helms to have "endorsed an
editorial of this kind." If he
in
sa
y
g hd i ttritten the letter
anac w it Per-;and if it; had , not been written
sad , ,then this "m-
in domestic politics"
11
I marks a
losmer,
which mi
e
offered
and de-
Pnnnlinenta.
';new departure,
t lead to letters
posal was defeated.
M .. Fulbright said he had
attended a two-hour meeting
at the State Department with
president Kennedy, Allen W.
Dulles, then head of the C.I.A.
and 15 other persons he did
not identify.
"This was before the Bay or
-., -? - e~.fi.+lnhf ei1d HP
Picicard, the Swisdiving ex-
pert. It is being a ambled in a
factory here. It wa said to be
financed by the G mman in-
the beginning of the Unites,
States military operation in
Vietnam and has been used for
other ,military awards.
In addition to Vietnam,
awards would be made for these
military operations: Berlin, Leb-
anon, Quemoy and Matsu, Tai-
wan Strait, Congo, Laos, Do-
minican Republic and Cuba.
The measure was previbusly
aut.nvr-\ "I ammo
icluding' rlsed that
Ind de- I has seen fit
ater im- i expressing
tic leader, asked
, rn yield and said:
tical opinions)
e."
to had Ithe-Senate's displeasure should foreign relations as reasons his
earlier be brought to Mr. Helms' at-, group shared representation an
lifwat~ I tet>tion '!. S, t'lr.t it trill not the C.I.A. watchdog panel.
imvision become a', habit with hill." "I think many of the C.I.A.
Mr. Mansfield said- he had activities tend to discredit the
o assure been under the impression that integrity of our country, and
Repre-`Mr.; HeIrro "could well be the these activities' raise a number
ill, pre best admfinistrator the C.I.A. of questions with respect to the
ever had. influence of our foreign policy,"
bul, chief Coming Ito the defense of Mr. Mr Fulbright said.
the n Fulbrigldt, Senator Mansfield He asked, "How can we [the
th
r th said 'tJt4t the point made by Mr. oomrnitteel give any advice
Fulbright in arguing for in- that is worth anything if we
'ormed ' elusion of tnembers o his com- are not informed as t6 what is
the mittee in the watchdog com- going on and if we do not have
ry of action of mittee-namely that the Intel- the information on which to
ligence agency was involved in base a fudgment?"
n aion a foreign policy-was a pertinent
is before one. TWO U.S. Girls Assaulted
Secretary Na, one, Mr. -1 field' said,
diately to had ever accused ~+tilbright By Thus in Caraea Slum
of being"crafty."
e import- . Mr. McCarthy said that Mr. CARACAS, Venezuela, July
withoutiHelms owed an apblogy not only 28 (UPI)-Two girls from the
e workin
h
rom Con- to the Senators who had sup-'
Pacific ported his resolution but also
to every member of the Senate.
Senator Frank E. Moss, Dem-
cyingontrol thatat
ocrat of Utah,'said the agency
was supposed to work "clan-
ie bill are
ie bill and destinely," but now was found
laped Ile Gorge. Ming a letter praising "an
water Gorge. editorial."
d Canyo130 n Two members of the watch-
National dog committee then joined in
Nao~althe criticism of Mr. Helms. Mil-
- - ton R. Young, Republican of
,or for en-
national
ongress.
ierate hy-
gain the
pumping
s Arizona
areas of
When the
conceived
,o the Wa-
r agricul-
said Mr'' Dulles had presentee , McJ'sana beats
"the case for Intervention."
The Fulbrtght statement was
the first on-the-record confir-
mation from a participant in
the pretnvasdon talks.
Mr. Fulbright cited the Bay
of Pigs and other unspecified
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After every shower, she
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hours! Freer of body odor
o ar
United States w
g 1 Moisture is the main c
with a private social organize (hot weather skin disco)
tion were assaulted by three
knife-wielding thugs in a Ca- Mexsana absorbs moisture
racus slum recently but escaped talc can. Helps eliminat
with minor injuries, officials cause of so much itching
reported today rasfi, chafe-other distr
They were identified as Diane
Green, 22 years old, of Easton,, skin irritations.
Pa., and Aminta Lara of El Why is Mexsana so differient?
Cajon, Calif. ??'- --' 11......L_:,.
"disappointed and shocked," and]zuela, suffered superficial knife
John Stennis, Democrat of MLs- (cuts on the arms and their
sissippi, called the letter "veryclothing was torn. The official,
unfortunate," (Luis Alfredo Landaeta, was not
Mr. Fulbright said he was injured.
How medical knowledge fights
2Pirl inrlinpctinn
cornstarch - velvety smooto and
soothing as well as super absorb-
ent. In addition, Mexsaria has
medications that destroy unpleas-
ant, odor-causing skin bacteria.
Let Mexsana help yoti stay
comfortable-even in the hottest
weather. (When you're rushed, use
it instead of a shower.) Ask for
cooling, protecting Mexsana.
Helps Prelnht Itchins. You
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forms of skin distress.
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