When Retired Parents Hoard Treasures for Children
Retired parents in mid to late sixties debate passing on cherished household items to offspring. China sets and heirlooms appeal to some, but many children lack use or space for dining rooms and fine goods. The article lists preferred keeps and suggests donations to Salvation Army for items ill suited to modern homes.
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Sterling
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Sir Walter Scot
Salvation Army
Athlete’s Heart Appears in Teens at UCLA Study
UCLA Medical School researchers Bertrand Marrann and Arthur Moss studied three teenage athletes aged 14 to 16 misdiagnosed with cardiovascular disease. Cardiac testing showed enlarged heart muscle but efficient heart function after years of rigorous training in track, field, and swimming.
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Los Angeles
Tis. Bertrand
Marrann
Arthur J. Moss
Ucla Medical School
Journal of Pediatrics
UCLA
Computer Picks A Roommate at UCR Living Halls
Riverside students at UC Riverside will pair roommates via a computer system after filling an eight page questionnaire on lives, dislikes, and habits. Dean of Students Dr Norman Better says the method aims to reduce freshman unhappiness and improve residence life. University Data Systems' Neil Eskind developed the approach, with other colleges expected to follow.
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Riverside
UC Riverside
Norman Better
Bot Fer
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Inside and outside Chicago dissidents target Democratic convention
Chicago reporters describe a two-pronged dissident effort at the Democratic convention. Inside, Allard Lowenstein leads credential challenges aimed at seating Humphrey delegates. Outside, a volatile coalition of militants may try to provoke disruption near the amphitheater and hall demonstrations.
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Chicago
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
International
Viettram
New Left
Hanoi
Allard K. Lowenstein
New York
Congress
Lowenstein
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Democratic Organization
Wes A Humphrey
Minnesotan
Coalition Jury
Dune
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Saigon Students Protest Arrests Strike Continues
About 20 members of the Saigon Students Relief Committee began a longer strike in Saigon, demanding the release of two arrested students Duong Van Day and Dao Thi Nguyet Thanh, the committee's vice chairman and secretary general said Friday.
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Saigon
Saigon Students’ Relief Committee
Duong van Day
Dao Thi Nguyet. Thanh
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