Death by Own Action in Great Books Debate
Reader questions vary over whether suicide can be justified across history. From Lycurgus to Augustine and Kant, thinkers weigh motive, virtue, law, and religious command. The column surveys classic views and invites letters to Dr Adler for further exploration.
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de. Adler
Marilyn Monroe
Robert Sablen
Mr. Murray
Lycurgus
Sparta
Otho Taok
Plato
Aristotle
Greece
Rome
Augustine
Montaigne
Tradife
Locke
Schopenhauer
Adler
Mortimer J. Adier
Reen
Jesus Cleanses Temple Den of Thieves Remark
A biblical scene recounts Jesus entering the temple at Jerusalem during Palm Sunday. He drives out merchants and money changers, rebuking the court for turning a house of prayer into a den of thieves, emphasizing reform alongside gentleness.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Falm
Quires
Temple Court
$200 A Month Retirees Find Freedom in Sunshine States
A reader profile describes couples living on 200 dollars monthly in Florida Arizona California New Mexico and South Texas. They budget food rent and essentials by frugal living, fishing and outdoor recreation, praising warm climates and free activities while facing social stigma for seeking aid.
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Florida
Texas
Arizona
California
Fox
Sunshine Country
Wee
Strick Mey
Sunshine States
Northeen Wities
Days And Customs Of All Faiths March Observances
A column reviewing religious observances in March including Mothering Sunday in Anglican practice, the Good Thief commemoration on March 25, and Lady Day on March 25, linking medieval customs to modern revivals and Christian milestones with biblical context. It notes Mother's Day as a revival in American parishes and explains the liturgical dates related to Christmas, the Annunciation, and John the Baptist.
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Prg
Church of England
Episcopal
Jerusalem
England
Jesus
Dismas
Titus
Zanthais
Kraus
Fiona
St Luke
Pontluste
Doreps
Animate
Lazarus
Wistel
Epynt
Dismax
Paradise
Mary
Gabriel
Deeus
Ddegan
God Kocane
Temple
John the Baptist
John
Answers For Veterans Q and A on VA research and burial
Questions cover VA medical research in FY1962 across 133 hospitals five regional offices and three clinics with over 5000 publications. Burial in national cemeteries advised at death and not reserved in advance. War orphan VA educational aid generally ends at age 21 with 14 to 21 as typical eligibility and exceptions. Contact VA regional office 49 Fourth St San Francisco California Yukon 6351 Ext 3023.
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Veterans Administration Department of Medicine and Surgery
Horoscope for Tomorrow Promises Varied Cosmic Guidance
General tendencies urge higher aims and social activity. Aries through Pisces receive advice on time management, networking, finances, and personal growth, with emphasis on cooperation, efficiency, and practical steps toward advancement. A child forecast and a pitch for personal horoscopes conclude the piece.
Population Surges at Cairo Zoo Amid New Offspring
At Cairo Zoo, many species reproduce rapidly as cubs roam on leashes for daily play. Aziz the lion and Karina the hippo draw crowds, while plans for a $50,000 reptile house and new moats promise closer animal viewing. The zoo, housing about 4,000 animals and 2,500 preserved specimens, has expanded since opening 70 years ago under government support.
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Cairo
Egypt
Cairo Zoo
Caplivi
Aziz
Karina
Hippo
Fatma
Elephant
Flassan the Chimp
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