Lonnie and the Worry Clinic on a father's neglect
A psychology-aid feature portrays Lonnie, age 11, starved of play due to a father fixated on wealth. The piece argues psychological tragedy from parental neglect, urges present focus on children, and contrasts poverty with millionaire abundance to curb covetousness.
Pretty Plants Pretty Poison And Allergy Advice
Dear Mrs S answers a reader about protecting against poison ivy and poison oak, noting urushiol oils cause allergic reactions, spread via clothing and tools, and advising recognizing hazards plus sprays and desensitizing options. It also explains hyperventilation and urges discussing symptoms with parents and a physician.
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Mrs. S
Egypt Checks About Buying British Arms
British authorities said Egypt has been examining prospects to buy arms from Britain. The inquiry arose as Soviet and American limits on arms to Arabs and Israel prompted Cairo to seek both offensive and defensive weapons, including aircraft and warships. Britain has sold small arms to Egypt while evaluating each order against the regional balance of power.
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Sophia Loren Wins Macaroni Woman of the Year Award
In Coronado California the National Macaroni Manufacturers Association named Sophia Loren its Macaroni Woman of the Year at the 68th convention. Robert M. Green announced Loren will receive a year's supply of macaroni and a photograph of her eating macaroni will be sent to a Ponteclassio museum in Italy.
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Enormous Bargains Alley Days At Phil's Men’s Shop
Phil's Men's Shop runs a limited sale on Alley Days at 13th and Meridian featuring deep discounts on men fashion and accessories. Shoppers are invited to explore savings on suits, shirts, and footwear during the event.
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Phil's Men’s Shop
13Th & Meridian
Two Democratic Parties Rise From Convention Split
The Washington Post notes a drift splitting the Democratic Party after the convention. A McGovern faction controls the nomination and national machine while an anti McGovern bloc of governors congressmen union leaders and top donors seeks to rebuild the party structure and win back Congress and state offices. The AFL CIO with the CP E leads a broadened nonpresidential coalition challenging centralized presidential authority.
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Washington Post
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Miami Herald
Joseph Cole
Robert Keefe
John Perkins
Robert Strauss
Texas
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Hulett Smith
West Virginia
Keefe
Perkins
Labor and Dems clash as McGovern gains clash with Meany allies
The AFL-CIO pivots to neutrality in the presidential race while backing Democratic congressional and gubernatorial candidates. Meany’s group warns McGovern’s loss could spark a party power struggle, with labor’s vast machine and a $6 to $10 million war chest ready to influence campaigns.
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Chapin Named To Take Gentele's Spot At Met
Schuyler G. Chapin was named acting general manager of the Metropolitan Opera after Geeran Gentele’s death in a Sardinia auto crash. Chapin, 49, had been Gentele’s assistant and previously held executive roles at Lincoln Center, Columbia Records, and Columbia Artists Management. Moore, Met board president, said no permanent GM search is yet planned and praised the existing team for the 1972-73 season.
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Met
New York
Metropolitan Opera
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Geeran Gentele
Sardinia
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MonaDEX weight loss pill ad promises quick results
A promotional ad touts MONADEX tiny tablets to curb food craving without dangerous drugs. It claims no strenuous exercise needed, promises a money back guarantee, and lists Tom's Rexall Drug Store at 2808 Nichel Ave for mail orders with pricing of 300 dollars for a 20 day supply and five dollars for double the amount.
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