The Lighter Side Explores Why People Cry
A column satirically surveys why humans cry amid a sex obsessed era. Medical researchers headed by Dr Alfred Mandlin plan a study titled Luckyrey Behavior in the Shaun Male and a paper on Human Lachrymal inadequacy. A psychiatrist, Dr David Snivel, will publish Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Weeping.
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Whitier
Wil
Alfred Mandlin
Legine
Mewl
Etegine
David Snivel
Harvard plan aimed at full health coverage gains momentum
Harvard University's community health plan grows toward profitability as Ford Foundation loans bolster support. Dr. McGeorge Bundy called the project a breakthrough for national health care, while Dr. Robert L. Wharton outlined 24 seven care including preventive and home services at a flat prepaid rate. Eight thousand Boston-area residents are served now, with 30,000 expected by February 1972, and the plan emphasizes prevention over traditional insurance models.
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Boston
UPL
Harvard University
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Robert IL. Whert
Trarvard University — Medical School
State Department of Public Welfare
Robert Bibb
Blue Cross
Prudential
John Hancock
Aetna
Biblo
Sioux City Firemen Win City Union Contract
Sioux City officials authorize Mayor Paul Berger to sign a union contract with Local 7 of the IAFF covering 134 city firemen and the fire prevention bureau chief. The pact, five months in negotiation, includes a 65 percent wage increase, a base salary of 5004 for veterans, an extra holiday, a 60 annual food allowance, and overtime for more than 56 hours weekly.
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Sioux City
UPI
Paul Berger
Iowa City
Berger
International Association of Firemen
Cat and mouse scene shocks Middlesbrough police
In Middlesbrough England a burglar alarm sent twelve officers to an empty house where a cat had its head stuck in an old fin mug. Police freed the cat and a live mouse scampered away, ending the odd incident.
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Middlesbrough
England
UPI
Lions Donor Boosts Nebraska Eye Institute Fund
Columbus Noon Lions Chk Monday presented a contribution of $1,000 to the Nebraska Eye Institute Building Fund. Nebraska Lions pledged $250,000 toward construction at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine in Omaha as the fund nears the $100,000 mark. The Columbus Nova Club cited public support of the Christmas Tree of Light as a major portion of the current gift. The club has donated $1,737 toward its $3,230 quota. Nebraska Signs have notable records aiding the visually impaired in many fields.
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Columbus Noon Lions
Nebraska Eye Institute
Nebraska Lions
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Omaha
Columbus Nova Club
Olub
Nebraska
Lincoln Proclaims Jaycee Week in Nebraska
Governor of Exon declared January 1723 Jaycee Week to honor the organization founded in 1085. Richard Olson of Bellevue, state president, reported 4,500 members with 91 chapters. Lincoln chapter president Ronald Morris and Omaha–Chante president Jamies Vestle attended.
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Guv. I
Exon
Nebraska
Richard Olson
Bellevue
Tie
Ronald Morris
Jamies Vestle
Omaha Chante
Fire kills six primates at Sendai zoo amid poisonous smoke
Sixteen chimpanzees orangutans and monkeys died Monday in a Sendai municipal zoo fire. Officials blamed poisonous smoke from an air conditioner that filled the heated winter housing, killing the animals.
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Sendai
Japan
Moynihan Remarks Spark Confused Farewell Questions
Washington columnist notes Daniel Patrick Moynihan's farewell in Turvid after serving under Nixon raised a jumble of ethical and policy questions. The piece questions Moynihan’s intent on welfare, corruption, crime, and national purpose, asking what issues he regarded as fundamental and what the public should infer from his remarks.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPL
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Jturvird
Nixon
Boas
Bob Moynihan
Moynihan
Missouri River development plan eyed by four counties
Officials from four counties in Nebraska and Iowa study details of a proposed multi million dollar Missouri River project along the riverfront from Blair to where the Missouri flows into the Mississippi. Omaha Mayor Leahy chairs a Riverfront Development Committee coordinating planning for about 2 500 acres of parkland and 2 000 acres of wooded areas with 650 acres of industrial parks, 330 acres of housing, and 50 acres for motels and restaurants.
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UPD
Omaha
Council
Blair
Eugene A. Leahy
Comittee
Mt Aconcagua Peak Claims New York Height Record
An OCR reading states Mt Aconcagua in Argentina as the highest peak tied to New York, rising 22,024 feet above sea level, though the source text appears garbled and may mix geographic facts or measurement errors. The item reads as a notable geographic claim without clear supporting context.
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Mt. Aconcagua
Argentina
New York
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