Demography of Happiness Study in Puerto Rico
The U S Public Health Service studied about 1500 residents in Puerto Rico and found happier outcomes among those who think positively and have money, are younger, or in good health. The 18 month study is part of a $249000 federal health package Rep Robert Michel calls wasteful spending.
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Robert J. Michel
Pressure forces LBJ cabinet ally O'Brien to back Kennedy
Drew Pearson reports postmaster general Larry O'Brien yielded to Bobby Kennedy after intense pressure from Kennedy and allies in Johnson’s camp. O'Brien considered Humphrey a stronger fit and faced rival efforts from McCarthy supporters and Niagara Must Reading-Look interview debates on democracy and foreign policy.
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Jimmy Durante: the childhood grin to a charity icon
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls Jimmy Durante as a short, bald showman who rose in films by 1936 and later spent years out of work. He funds out-of-work friends, supports his family including daughter Cecilia, and performs many benefit shows for retarded children while insisting on a simple life and a daily song.
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Mike
Lillian
Clayton
Jackson
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George Bourke
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Don Healy
Ceecee
Trout season brisk as Corry unit plans new post home
In Corry at East South and Mill streets the building committee of Archie W Thompson Post Welder Way authorized morning plans to proceed with constructing a new post home while rain swollen streams hindered work. Seven more enlistments in Company A pushed nine in two days as recruiting sharpens to meet federal rules.
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Pennsylvania Congress Races Posed By Open Housing Debate
In Harrisburg analysis shows Pennsylvania's 27 congressmen face re election with focus on the federal open housing bill and local anti discrimination friction. Democrats favor the measure while Republicans split, signaling potential voter resonance in April 23 primaries and the fall campaign.
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Money and salt facts in Boyle columns and trivia
A digest of varied items from 1960s Boyle column style notes on rising middle class incomes, salt as salt money history, driving safety claims, vast volumes of knowledge produced yearly, youth suicide rates, undernutrition in America, U S presidents nicknames, Bourbon Mist Island in Alaska, and a closing quote on education and humility.
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Zachary Taylor
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Herbert Hoover
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Whitey Lake
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