were planning to recruit to the •s. cause, american scientists are now work- ing on means of detecting body odour electronically.

The Week Vol. 6, No. 10, 22 September 1966 · p. 11 of the scan · 103 words

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é at a Minneapolis Research Centre, unde the rat apa is conducting research into the electrical ‘els ae ioe no ies the olfractory nerves of rabbits, "Preliminary tests are very pe hele and the U.S. Army is taking a deep interest in the developments esos W could be used to locate a Vietnamese soldier hidden in the jungle." As a means of pin-pointing concealed ta

rgets for napalm attacks this " out" of the enemy reveals once again the wholly indiscriminate alien a American tactics. Even Dr, Heist made no claim that an armed Vietnamese smells any different from a woman or child,