Fears of Ill Health in Older Women Spotlighted by Yale Panel
A Yale physician linked midlife anxiety to illness in mature women. Experts described stress from career and family roles, noting aging brings slight physical decline yet continued sexual activity. Marya Mannes cautioned long years in work or marriage can erode self. A Loyola internist outlined seven core fears including death, incapacity, pain, abandonment, infection, self-esteem loss, and relationship shifts.
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Yale University
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Yale
Edwin H. Tonlop
Fuller Memorial Sanitorium
Attleboro
Mass
Dunlop
Marya Mannes
Miss Mannes
John MM. Coleman
Loyola University
Chicago
Africa Hint of Gold Release Cuts Paris Price
Paris gold prices fell as investors pressed by South Africa hinting at selling gold on the open market. The Paris price dropped to 38.85 dollars an ounce from 40.22, moving closer to the official 35 dollar benchmark.
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California
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Labor Suffers Setback In British By-Elections
Britain’s Labour party suffered a smashing setback in three Midlands by-elections and one in London after a peacetime budget. The losses deepen discontent with Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s policy, fueling Labor dissidents who push for a general election before 1971.
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Labor Party
Midlands
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Labor
Riot and strike clash in Memphis amid snow blanketing city
Rioters and garbage workers clashed as a seven week strike intensified with racial overtones. Gov Ellington deployed riot police and National Guardsmen, while city authorities set a 7 pm curfew and mounted attack squads and fire engines to quell unrest. Helicopters patrolled the night sky as authorities escalated measures. Mayor Loeb announced a curfew restricting street movement after dusk.
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Thuford Ellington
Hernando
Henry Loeb
Miles
Nashiile
Trial recounts Dontanville account in Aug nine case
Testimony describes a white man with dark complexion resembling a Negro seen near Dontanville and friends at dusk on Aug 9. Witnesses place him at the 401 Club and a Pasadena jewel repair before 8 to 9 p.m. The boy details a missing girls case and identifies the man at counsel table. Prosecution notes discrepancy with earlier affidavits and beard depiction.
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Open meetings rule expands Brown Act reach statewide
The proposal would require all public bodies including chartered and general law agencies to hold open meetings when public funds are used or officials participate. It would cover planning commissions district boards and advisory bodies never previously open to the public while opponents warn of operational difficulties and supporters cite public access rights. The measure passes the Senate stage but observers doubt approval by the legislature.
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Senate
Svoboda Named Czech President in Prague Pick
The Czech Communist Party nominated Gen Ludvik Svoboda 73 a World War II hero to succeed Antonin Novotny as president of Czechoslovakia. The Czechoslovak National Assembly will meet Saturday for the formal election. Svoboda led Czechoslovak forces during WWII and faces a path shaped by reformist Prague leaders.
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UPI
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Czechoslovakia
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Central Com
University of California
Weather Changes Trigger Health Risks Says Expert
A health note warns abrupt weather shifts can disrupt blood flow and raise risks of ulcers and migraines. The piece references arid conditions and sudden cloud cover as factors that may exacerbate stomach issues and headaches for sensitive individuals, noting brain and oxygen deprivation concerns.
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Noir
Vinton Ray Simms
Pasadena Police Probe Links to Germany and Local Murder
Police report from Pasadena references a jail release and international connections as investigators pursue a framework for the case. Mrs Payne’s body was found March 21 in Flint Wash north Pasadena. she was a five month bride, raped before death, with hands bound and neck marked by a blue belt. Her husband Larry, a satellite tracker, attended a Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory seminar during the time.
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Tle
Germany
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Los Angeles County
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Jeard
California Adult Authority
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Wright
Behaysald
Ioral Sciences
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Caltech
Jet Propulsion
Unclear OCR notice from Pasadena legal ad page
Fragmentary newspaper snippet shows a Pasadena legal advertisement note with references to court order and a dated 1968 publication. The text is garbled, but mentions postage paid, a Pasadena, California location, and a Superior Court directive.
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Stork Delivers Baby at Glendora Home in Uniform
Glendora Police Officer Ben Lichti, in uniform, delivered a seven pound baby to Mrs. Joyce F. Davis at her Glendora home on Thursday morning. The officer, a three year veteran, was nervous but the mother and child are reported to be doing fine.
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Two Killed as Protest Clashes Hit Embassy District
In Rio de Janeiro AP reports a student food protest turned violent after police intervened. A student and a bystander were shot dead, with at least one more seriously hurt and several officers injured. Demonstrators had protested conditions at student restaurants near the U.S. Embassy.
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RIQ DE Janeiro
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