The Gase Records Of A Psychologist
Follow up on Alan the diabetic who turned fifty and his odd platonic marriage concerns. Dr Cranes theory links aging, diabetes and bodily chemistry to trace elements in soil and food. He advocates sea salt intake and contrasts his views with FDA actions while offering personal advice and charts.
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Alan
Alan D
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Interior
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Crane Mellor
Ind
A Cleaner, Better City for Anderson
Citizens urge immediate curb repairs on Main and Meridian streets and pressure on the State Highway Department to fix Jackson Street. A citywide repainting of walls near parking areas and placement of trash containers are proposed to boost Anderson’s appearance and attract business, with broad community cooperation needed.
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Jackson
Meridian
Main Sts
State Highway Department
Main
Jackson St
Anderson
Madison County fights state school reorganization politics
Local residents condemn a metro plan approved by the State Reorganization Commission, saying politics driven by a few legislators and trustees taints school system reform. They urge voters to replace state lawmakers this fall and trustees in coming years to curb perceived misconduct.
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Madison County
State Reorganization Commission
Indianapolis
Williams presses Baker probe against ethics code
Sen. John J. Williams of Delaware protests a Senate Rules Committee draft that calls for a new ethics code while claiming Baker violated no conflict laws. He argues existing statutes cover public officials using office for personal gain and vows to prevent a whitewash of the Baker investigation.
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Bobby Baker
John J. Williams
Delaware
Senate
Williams
Senate Rules Committee
Lennox McLendon
Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Johnson
Reynolds
Texas
Successful Investing Lump Stock Purchases To Save Commissions
A reader asks about buying stocks in small amounts to avoid commissions. The expert urges lumping purchases to at least $500 per trade, noting a $6 commission on a $100 trade vs $120 on a $500 trade, and endorses the couple’s retirement-focused choices.
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Roger E. Spear
American Telephone
Genbay
C.B. A
Calm Hovers Over Cyprus Amid Stalled UN Efforts
United Nations observers report renewed calm in Nicosia marred by scattered shooting from Turkish held districts and along the Nicosia Kyrenia road. A Greek Cypriot was wounded in Trakhonas as advance Danish troops prepare to assume posts from a British artillery unit.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
United Nations
Nicosia-Kyrenia
U. N
Trakhonas
On The Senator's Irritability by Buckley Jr
The piece questions a syndicated column's claim that Senator Goldwater is irritable and unstable. It notes Goldwater to be generally good natured, cites past rest cures, war service, and recent campaign incidents, and challenges using temperament as a political weapon.
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Senator Goldwater
California
Senator Coldwater
Geldwater
Mr. Rockefeller
Nodee
Washington
Goldwater
Time Magazine
Russia Embraces Advertising As Soviet Market Grows
In London report on Moscow, advertisers push Western goods into the Soviet Union. Izvestia cites lack of ads as a problem. Rokosz explains ads target experts who influence state buyers. A 440 dollar per minute TV rate is cited with future TV time planned after approvals.
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London
Moscow
Russia
Izvestia
Stan Rokosz
Rokosz
Vneshtorgizdat
Soviet Union
Hobby Show Committee Thanks Newspapers for Support
A reader letter from Ken Bailey of the Hobby Show committee thanks the press for cooperation with the Hobby Show. The writer says the show was a success and plans to double its size and success next year with continued Jaycees support.
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Jaycees
Hobby Show Committee
Ken Bailey
Doctors in England speak freely while American doctors bow to AMA
Dr. Brady comments on medical autonomy noting English physicians are less subservient to their association than American doctors to the AMA. He criticizes reliance on gadgets like the sphygmomanometer and metabolic meters and urges ordinary physical exams over expensive devices. He invites readers to send health questions to Dr. Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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England
America
Britih Medical Association
American Medical Association
William Evans
London Hospital
National Heart Hospital
Institute of Cardiology
Lewie
B.M.R
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Britain Argues Beef Prices Buys Pork Amid Costs
London reports rising beef costs as Labour MP George Wigg warns steak may become a luxury. Roasting beef at 98 cents a pound and steak at 1.40 dollars contrast with lamb at 56 cents while households buy pork or lamb to offset higher dinners.
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London
UPI
Labor
George Wigg
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Alec Douglas-Home
Peter Thorneycroft
Britain
Europe
Trouble-seeker Shepherd: a puzzled, irritable mood
A troubled person seeks attention, frets over snubs, and worries about being underappreciated. He may halt actions, question fault, avoid crossing bridges, and later seek ease through isolation or mood shifts.
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THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W Toner
Robert E Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
Madison
Indiana
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