Not So Fragile The Human Body Deserves Better Image
Editorial argues the human body is a resilient, versatile machine crafted by a master designer. It contrasts fragile stereotypes with durable anatomy, noting resilience amid modern hazards and pollution while celebrating natural engineering and self repairing skin.
Time has come for sex education at Chatham College
President F. Ed ward D. Eddy of Chatham College for Women in Pittsburgh explains the new sex education program begun at the students’ request. He says there is much confusion about male and female roles in life and hopes the course clears it up, noting the confusion may go back to Adam and Eve.
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Try Your Word Power Across i Renkle
Across clues mix word power with cryptic style. Down clues follow with various definitions and letter play. The grid lists many entries including hints to months, bodies, and tools, each requiring cross letter fits.
Is The Triumph Good
New York writer John Keasler humorously laments automotive progress from the dead battery to modern design shifts. He jests about removed artifacts, high tech parts, and the perennial need for a push. The piece juxtaposes Detroit’s innovations with everyday frustrations and a longing for simpler fixes.
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Africans Stand Fast in Rhodesia Oil Cut Demands
United Nations sources report Nigeria Uganda and Mali persist with a demand that Britain use force to cut Rhodesia oil supplies. Britain warns such an embargo would require a large scale naval blockade and would risk direct confrontation with South Africa and Portugal.
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Forty Immortals of the French Academy
The French Academy maintains a core of forty regular members known as the Forty Immortals, a distinguished cohort central to the institution’s tradition and prestige.
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Johnson urged to talk with De Gaulle in Paris
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recalls the Merci Boxcar gift in Manchester New Hampshire and the long history of French American friendship. He argues President Johnson should visit Paris to mend strains with Charles de Gaulle and restore old ties. He notes past Franco American tensions from World War II to postwar Berlin and highlights the 1948 dedication of the Merci Boxcar. The piece ends with a light anecdote about a constituent query to Rep Vanik and a Library of Congress reply.
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Bruxists Drive Bedmates Batty With Tooth Grinding
The column explains bruxism, a nervous habit causing teeth grinding, jaw tension, and possible dental and physical issues. It discusses causes, potential treatments like bite harmony, relaxation, and habit changes, and offers home positioning tips for sleep to reduce grinding. Readers are invited to submit questions for future columns.
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DR. Lawrence
Peter Denounces Payment for God’s Gift
A Bible verse from Acts 8 20 rebukes Simon the sorcerer for offering money to obtain the gift of God. Peter condemns the idea that salvation or spiritual power can be bought.
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Shopping Days To Few For Him Henry McLemore
New York writer Henry McLemore recalls his daughter Megan’s Christmas wish list. She outlines many items from a rifle to a life size talking doll, a stove, a dog, a bank account, and more, revealing a playful view of a child’s wants and a father’s playful concern about shopping.
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Tito Plans Visit To Montreal World's Fair
Yugoslav President Tito plans to visit Canada next year with 1 090 aides to attend the 1987 Montreal World's Fair, according to Yugoslavia's commissioner general for the fair.
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Play Bridge With Jacoby By Oswald & James Jacoby
South demonstrates a precise endgame on a diamond ruff sequence to secure a needed overtrick. With East marked by three spades and a five card heart, South pulls East’s last trump and cashes dummy’s diamonds to exhaust the opponents. The reader is guided to decide after a two club overcall and a four no trump bid.
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