Teens seek meaning in I love you and self esteem
Readers ask what I love you means and how to handle insecurity and fear of rejection. Ellen Peck and Dr. E James Lieberman advise clarifying love definitions, addressing self doubts, and seeking help if mood and social anxiety persist. A bicycle-advocacy letter praises bikes and promotes a booklet by Ellen Peck on boys and dating.
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Dear Penny Letter Seeks Self Understanding Through Writing
A writer named W B asks Dear Penny for help to know themselves better via writing. The letter expresses difficulty in articulating thoughts and understanding emotions and seeks guidance.
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Writing Advice From a Personality Column Note
A reader writes about Bb Ware and the columnist replies with sympathy for M G after losing a husband. The exchange discusses personality traits, intuition, and how loss affects zest for life, urging resilience and purpose. A brief aside analyzes handwriting strokes and material desire.
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Missouri biologist studies arid plant watering in Israel
Dr. Jacob Levitt, a 30 year MU biology professor, sabbatically works three years at the Volcani Institute in Bet Dagan, Israel. He will study plant water stresses to improve crop yields and efficiency amid potential U S food security concerns.
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China worries drought could slow growth and force imports
UPI reports Premier Chou Enlai attended a drought meeting in Shihchiachuang amid ongoing crop shortages. Analysts note China faces reduced harvests, potential capital constriction, and heavier foreign grain purchases after last year's drought, with purchases of U S wheat and corn as hedges against higher prices.
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Morale of Guam bomber crews cited as family strain rises
UPI reports pilots on Guam face drooping morale due to family separations and high living costs while remaining on base near large bombing aircraft. Officers warn morale worsens despite Cambodia pause announced by President Nixon. personal strains include wives abroad and long, expensive temporary duty quarters.
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