Acupuncture Debate Echoes Across U.S. In 1966 TV
Jim and Reiko Hillesheim praised acupuncture on a Los Angeles TV show but faced skepticism. They describe global use from China to Japan, note new methods like electrical point location and warm needle therapy, and discuss legal and medical resistance in the United States.
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Reiko Hillesheim
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Aggressive Living Linked to Dangerous Driving in Youth
University of Michigan researcher Dr. Donald Pelz reports a study of 1,700 young men 16 to 24 near Detroit finding aggressive living correlates with reckless driving. He notes hostility toward adults and school interacts with attitudes toward the highway system, with heavy drinking linked to unsafe driving only among highly alienated youths.
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Seven Alday family members slain as three escapees sought
Authorities search for three Baltimore escapees after six Alday family members die in a marshy night of gunfire on a 525 acre Reynoldsville farm. Mary Alday, wife of Jerry Alday, found shot near six miles away. The escapees Carl Isaacs Jr George Dungee and Wayne Coleman are described as armed and dangerous with Maryland prison records.
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Wayne C. Coleman
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Maryland
Coleman
Dungee
Isaacs
FBI
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