Worry Clinic promotes second marriages advice
Karl J a widower shown as example of widespread error in choosing a new partner after loss. The article urges bereaved individuals to use the Scientific Marriage Foundation SMF for interviews and matching on 10 criteria, claiming low divorce rates and offering a questionnaire service with small fees and self addressed envelopes. It names Dr Crane Mellor IN and highlights clergy involvement and a 30 minute interview process.
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Karl J
Craine
Karl
Scientific Marriage Foundation
SMF
S-M-F
Peale
Monsignor Ward
Samuel Silver
YMCA
Salvation Army
Kara
Brady's Health Service diet advice for proper breakfast
Dr William Brady promotes calcium rich meals to beat national malnutrition. He urges a substantial breakfast with fresh fruit, plain wheat or oats, meat or cheese, and milk. Coffee or tea for adults is allowed if not used to wash down food. Readers may request his booklet The 7 Keys To Vite and worded health guidance.
My Lai Trial Contempt Charged
Federal contempt charges were filed against Frederick Widmer a witness seeking immunity in the My Lai murder case of Capt. Ernest Medina. Widmer posted bond after appearing in Atlanta federal court and faces up to six months in jail and a $500 fine if convicted. He previously refused a judge's order to testify and a prior restraining order was lifted.
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Atlanta, Ga
My Lai
Ernest L. Medina
Frederick Widmer
Lower Burrell
U.S
Widmer
Medina
John Smail
Kent
Wash
Child
Army
U. S. Attorney’s Office
Bbriefs
Bob Smith
Northern District of Georgia
Mental Health State Conclave Planned in Indianapolis
The 1971 annual conference of the Mental Health Association of Indiana will be Thursday and Friday at Stouffer's Inn in Indianapolis. Madison County members take leading roles with Joe Arena moderating the Membership Recruitment workshop in Large Counties. Madison County’s Larry House will be honored at a Friday luncheon. Attendees include Tom Thrasher and Gene Carter with other county representatives and officials active across workshops.
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The
Mental Health Association of Indiana
Stouffer’s Inn
Indianapolis
Madison County Mental Health Association
Joe Arena
Madison County
Larry House
Elwood
Tom Thrasher
Mental Health Association
Gene Carter
UAW
Frances Snell
Roger Frove
Alexandria
William Glaze
Neva Boyer
Arena
James Maurer
Uprising at Attica May Have Collapsed Soon Says Parolee
NEW YORK AP says the first Attica prisoner paroled after the revolt, Russell Hulme, 53, told ABC Evening News the uprising would likely have collapsed in a few days due to weather, rain, and yard conditions. He said most inmates in Cellblock D did not participate and a militant minority kept rebels in line.
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New York
Attica
Russell Hulme
Hulme
ABC Evening News
Kit Fields to Speak at Midday Missions Luncheon
Kit Fields Kruger Miss Indiana of 1968 will guest speak at noon at Park Place Church of God on a Park Place Church of God luncheon. An accomplished vocalist she toured with the Singing Hoosiers performing for American servicemen. She will discuss her new ministry titled In Store for Christ Inc. The session will be in the church dinette and all interested persons are invited.
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Kit Fields
Indiana
Kit Fields Kruger
Indianapolis
Midday Missions Society
Park Place Church
North Vietnam Sends U N Thank You Note
The United Nations received its first official communication from North Vietnam. Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh thanked Secretary General U Thant for sympathy over recent floods, expressing sincere gratitude to the people affected and conveying high consideration.
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North Vietnam
U.N
United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Door to door selling drives U.S. sales programs
Approximately 2,500 companies in the United States rely chiefly on door to door selling to distribute their products.
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Toledo
U.S
Muskie Presses Regionalism Not Key to Judge Picks
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine argues regional balance should not decide Supreme Court nominations. He urges presidents to pick on qualifications and philosophy, notes South Carolina history with Haynsworth, and cites Attica and busing as ongoing issues. He pins ecology as a campaign topic but secondary to economy, war, and crime.
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Columbia
S.C
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Deep South
Muskie
Black
South
South Carolina
Clement F. Haynsworth
Haynsworth
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Charleston
Greenville
John West
Robert E. McNair
West
Conservatives Back Nixon In Re-Election
A New York Conservative party poll shows Nixon favored for 1972 re election with Reagan second Agnew third Buckley favored for 1974 bid against Javits. Mahoney says 6 359 of 20 000 questionnaires answered. Nixon 48.6 percent Reagan 33.5 percent Agnew 11.2 Wallace 4.7 others 2 percent.
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New York
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Spiro T. Agnew
William F. Buckley Jr
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
John J. Marchi
R-C
Staten Island
J. Daniel Mahoney
Reagans
Agnew
George Wallace
Alabama
Pope Paul VI Urges Dublin Archbishop to Calm IRA
Rome report says Pope Paul VI asked the archbishop of Dublin to urge restraint among IRA hardliners in Northern Ireland. He appealed to their moral and Christian sense to seek peace in Ulster after an audience on Monday.
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Rome
Paul VI
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Il Tempo
Vatican
Ulster
What Do Doctors Use For Hemorrhoidal Pain Relief
A survey shows many doctors use Preparation H to relieve hemorrhoidal pain itching and swelling. It provides prompt temporary relief for hours and may shrink inflamed tissues. Ointment or suppositories are commonly recommended for personal or office use.
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Blue Shield
W. Market Street
Asmar
Sige
Yalelas
Hoosiers
Mounds Mall
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