Hippie Malaise Tied to Belts and Bad Hygiene Findings
Fort Lauderdale researchers Wilentz and Berger report hippie medical issues include itchy scalps from not washing hair, belt buckle rash on the midriff, a revived “hippie skin” with lice bites and dirt, and marijuana allergy causing dry mouth, bloodshot eyes, sinus trouble, and asthma.
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Robert A. Berger
New York City
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New Tenant Sways Debate Over Naval Academy Women
New York Senator Jacob Javits contemplates nominating a woman for Annapolis before the January 31 deadline as the Navy Academy may consider admitting women. The move could reshape admission standards and facilities at Annapolis and impact other public military academies.
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Sisters Reunited in Emporia from Vietnam
Two Vietnamese sisters, Nguyen Ngoc Suong and Nguyen Phong Mai, reunite in Emporia after 13 000 miles apart. Suong studies library science on a scholarship while Mai, 18, begins medical studies with pediatric goals. They describe routes to the United States and hopes for Vietnam.
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Nostalgia drives gift choices this Christmas season
The nostalgia wave taps into Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls, retro trains, and old-time games. Sears and others bring back Grandma and Grandpa dolls, Tiny Tears, and Kewpie. new items include Boeing 747s and political and crime themed games. Classic brands like Monopoly and Scrabble remain top sellers while new titles test memory and modern themes.
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Explosive question on race integration shocks Southern Baptists
AP report details a training quarterly advocating church integration that was banned by the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board. The move sparks a churchwide controversy within the 11.5 million member denomination, with critics urging a public stance on race relations and integration.
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U.S
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