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GREETING. ACS members arriving in St. Louis were welcomed by billboards spotted around town
NEWS FOCUS on the 139th ACS National Meeting
TIME OUT FOR TEA. Ladies attending the meeting had a chance to relax with a cup of afternoon tea served up by hostesses of the St. Louis Section's ladies committee
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KEEPING IN TOUCH. Chairs conveniently located near the ACS exhibit in Kiel Auditorium gave visitors a welcome chance to rest their feet while they checked on events going on in the rest of the world
SIGNING UP. The usual first day rush of registrants lined up at the Statler-Hilton to fill out forms. Registration totaled about 6000
LOOKING BACK. An interlude during the Division of History of Chemistry's Symposium on Section Anniversaries offered Dr. V. F. Payne (left), Monmouth College; Dr. Virginia Bartow, University of Illinois; Dr. Charles N. Frey, MIT; and Dr. H. D. Crockford, University of North Carolina, a chance to reminisce
ANOTHER ERA. After hours, many ACS members trekked to Gaslight Square, where restaurants, coffeehouses, and other diversions abounded in the atmosphere of an earlier St. Louis
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