Julie Minen Eisenhower to resign Washington editor post
The Washington editor of Saturday Evening Fest Julie Minen Eisenhower, 26, plans to resign on July 6 after saying the job lacks challenge. She reportedly spurned an ABC TV offer due to her husband David’s opposition, amid previously reported marital strains now said resolved. Francis Ford Coppola received UCLA Alumnus of the Year for his MFA theater arts work and Warner Bros. master’s thesis film. A former stuntman known as Flagpole Katty was charged with shooting at LA area houses. 72-year-old Kelly, wheelchair-bound, surrendered on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, famed for long pole-sitting in the 1920s-30s.
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Supreme Court nullifies Virginia abortion ad ban ruling ads protected
The Supreme Court invalidates Virginia laws forbidding newspaper ads for legal abortion services. Justice Blackmun rules First Amendment protects paid advertisements, reversing a state conviction. Rehnquist dissents, calling ads a commercial proposition aimed at services, not ideas.
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Nixon and Ford Administrations Compared in Anderson Column
Jack Anderson contrasts Nixon and Ford methods while a consumer faces brush off on a paint problem and Help Mate offers aid, reflecting differing approaches to common problems.
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Bay Area Nominates Series On Food and Economy
Financial adviser and author Etot Janeway visits the Bay Area to discuss food and economy with grocery executives. The Women’s World will present a timely report on the appraisal of the situation and its implications.
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Ulcers as a Status Symbol Amid Faster American Pace
The Daily Review notes the rising pace of American life fuels a social trend where ulcers become a status symbol. It suggests that in at least some circles a man’s success is measured by the seriousness of his health complaint and the burden he bears.
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Misconceived Ulcer Causes Debunked by Chiropractor
Dr Ralph F Herndon a chiropractor in Hayward California argues ulcers arise not from diet or stress alone but from nerve energy imbalance affecting stomach acidity and muscle action He says permanent healing comes from normalizing nerve supply and treating underlying cause rather than just symptoms.
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Doctor develops artificial gut for home use
San Antonio report on Dr. Belding Scribner, a University of Washington professor, unveiling an artificial gut that nourishes patients with diseased intestines at home. The system uses a permanently implanted heart catheter delivering a dextrose solution mixed with amino acids and electrolytes, supporting a normal life for up to 12 hours per session.
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Detroit News uncovers care scandal for troops children
The Detroit News reports Defense Department payments to Texas CHAMPUS centers for emotionally disturbed children of service members. More than 200 youths are in private Texas facilities at up to 75 dollars per day plus psychiatric costs, amid drug use, poor conditions, high staff turnover, alleged mistreatment, and mixed funding concerns.
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