Yogendra Defends Yoga Science Amid Debt and Ills in New York
Shri Yogendra, elder founder of a 36 year old Yoga Institute near Bear Mountain, says the West needs scientific proof of Yoga wisdom while most students are patients seeking cures. He cites X rays and devices used at the clinic, notes a $20,000 debt, and reveals plans to prove Yoga’s value despite financial strain.
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John G. Morgan
the Gazette
Bombay
Yogendra
Paramahamsa Madhavadasafi
Atl
Bear Mountain
New York
Yogendra Advocates Yoga Energy Transference and Proof
Yogendra argues that energy can transfer between individuals as a transfusion does, and that consistent Yoga practice reduces selfishness while increasing altruism. He says proof exists but Western science lacks instruments to record and measure these accomplishments.
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Yogendra
Intern Receives Mead Johnson General Practice Award
Dr Arch T McCoy of Bluefield West Virginia intern at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond received one of ten Mead Johnson general practice scholarship awards. The $1000 prize supports a year of residency training. McCoy will begin his residency at Memorial Hospital in Charleston West Virginia next month.
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Richmond
Arch T. McCoy
Bluefield
W- Va
Medical College of Virginia
McCoy
Memorial Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Hobbyist Hoards Explosive Under Bed at Johns Hopkins
A Johns Hopkins graduate confessed to keeping 17 pounds of C-2 plastic explosive under his bed for two years and leaving it in a university waiting room for a friend to watch. Police and Army experts inspected the building housing nearly 100 students. authorities caution a flame or jar could trigger detonation. Montague, free on $500 bail, claims the substance is harmless, though experts warn of risk.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Taiday
Eles
Hugh Montague
Dayton
Ohio
Montague
Liberty
Medical degree and MD graduate notes
The subject earned a science degree from West Virginia University School of Medicine in 1951 and graduated from the Medical College of Virginia in 1953.
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West Virginia University School of Medicine
Medical College of of Virginia
Astrological Forecast and Celebrity Marriage in New York
The column blends sun signs with life advice across Capricorn to Pisces, urging contact with allies and open mindedness. In New York, stage actress Nina Foch, 30, and TV actor James Lipton, 29, wed in a quiet ceremony at Central Courts Building, Foch's first marriage and Lipton's second.
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New York
Nina Foch
James Lipton
Central Courts
Miss Foch
Lipton
Astrological Forecast Promise From Carroll Highter's Page
A fragment from an astrology forecast urges parents to guide child development with proven principles. It lists zodiac signs Leo and Libra with advice on inner reflection, spiritual counsel, and cultivating public-spirited, powerful personas, urging readers to obtain the full 26 page forecast.
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Carroll Highter
Charleston Gazette
Bar
Mativon Square Station
New York
N. Y
Leo
Libra
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Taurus
Ron Oy
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Gemini
McCormick Jewelers
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Sears Peoples Book Club
Sears
West Side Woman's Club
Kanawha Blvd
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Se CE Lee
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