Why Men and Wives Part After Half Life Together
A condensed column argues against hasty divorce and advocates thoughtful separation when needed. It reviews motives for marital strain, the impact on children, and gendered consequences of divorce, noting that reconciliation is not always best and that abuse warrants separate paths. The piece warns against rushing to divorce and highlights social and economic challenges for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
George Bach
Catholic Church
Pararescue medic reluctant to discuss Silver Star tale
Airman J C Jon H Young of Portland Oregon earned a Silver Star for joining a rescue in North Viet Nam. The pararescue team saved two American pilots amid heavy ground fire and a Skyraider pilot, while one rescued man was later captured. Young spoke little of the mission beyond stating the urgency and risks of saving lives.
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Hal Boyle
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
J.C. Jon H. Young
Portland
Ore
Jon
North
Viet Nam
Young
Tions
Joe Phelan
Stamford
17Th Parallel
Heart Surgery Patient, 4, in Good Shape
A 4-year-old boy from Fanwood New Jersey named David Brooks underwent heart hole closure at the University of Michigan Hospital. A 12-member team operated 3 hours 40 minutes with fate to determine success after 72 hours. The Boy's father Victor and sister Susan previously had the same operation.
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David Brooks
Fanwood
N.J
University of Michigan Hospital
David
Victor Brooks
Susan
Schwandt Named to Head Association
ST. PAUL AP Russel G Schwandt state commissioner of agriculture was elected secretary treasurer of the 12 state Midwest Association of State Departments of Agriculture announced Monday The group coordinates state efforts and aims to standardize rules and regulations across member states
$25 000 Grant Under New Act
Washington AP Udall announces a $25 000 grant to Minnesota under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act. It is among the first grants under the act and requires a state match. funds will be used to prepare outdoor recreation plans.
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Washington
Minnesota
Interior
Stewart Udall
First half of 1965 sets records that may be hard to top
The midyear survey by AP analyst Sam Dawson notes the 1965 first six months delivered record gains in production, sales, and personal income, with GDP projected to reach a record $660 billion, potentially surpassing 1964's $622.6 billion. The stock market lag in recent weeks and uncertainties about a possible breather temper optimism.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Twin Brothers Die in River Tragedy at Birthday Outing
In Blackey Kentucky on a river trip to celebrate their 16th birthday twins Leslie and Lester Collins fell into the water. Lester tried to save Leslie but both brothers drowned. Authorities report the incident occurred Monday on the river near Whitesburg.
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Whitesburg
Leslie
Lester Collins
Blackey
Uruguay Envoy Rolvaag Attend Food Plant Dedication
Uruguay ambassador Don Juan Filipe Yriart and Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag led a Monday night ceremony dedicating Bravo Foods Inc. plant in Winona. Bravo Foods, a Sayous Inc. unit, operates meat plants in Uruguay and Argentina. Rolvaag praised Minnesota’s plant site choice and its export potential and noted Winona’s full time industrial development representative.
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Winona, Minn
Uruguay
Don Juan Filipe Yriart
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Bravo Foods Inc
Bravo Foods
Charles A. Sayous
Winona
Court of Appeals limits damages for passenger in reckless driving cases
Tennessee Court of Appeals upholds dismissal of a passenger damage suit ruling a guest rider must protest reckless operation or be deemed to have acquiesced. Judge Allison B. Humphreys wrote the decision.
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Nasvhille, Tenn
Tennessee Court of Appeals
Allison B. Humphreys
Mountain Man Wins Battle Over Timber on Government Land
Tennessee mountain man Wilford Metcalf challenged a Forest Service timber dispute after a ranger flagged his Cocke County land as government property. A new survey found the timberland belonged to Metcalf and the $1 717.52 bill for the cut is dropped. Republican James Quillen pledges to seek further restitution for Metcalf.
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Washington
Wilford Metcalf
U.S
Metcalf
Cocke County
James Quillen
Quillen
Orville L. Freeman
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Father Keeps Looking for His Daughter
The George Iversen family in New Brighton marked Barbara Iversen’s 15th birthday while the father pressed daily searches for his missing daughter who vanished June 9 while babysitting. Ramsey and Anoka counties called off organized searches with only scattered items found.
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Iversen
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Seagram
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Austin
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Rolvaag
The
Advertising Council
National Safety Council
York
Borg-Warner
Phil H. J. Grunewald
Grunewald
Aeree
12Th St. NW
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General Motors
New York World’s Fair
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