Back Pat Saves Ulcers Says Psychologist
Washington report to the American Psychological Association cites Dr. Jay M. Weiss of Rockefeller University noting rat tests support the idea ulcers aren’t solely caused by fear or emotion. A pat on the back from a wife or coworkers may help executives avoid ulcers by reducing stress.
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Washington
New York
American Psychological Association
Jay M. Weiss
Rockefeller University
Weiss
Labor Leaders Chap at Political Labor Day Calls
Labor leaders across states criticize wage price freeze in Nixon plan. Salvatore Camelio urges fair sacrifice while Illinois AFL-CIO head cautions against hasty judgments. Miles Stanley says labor bears policy burden and calls for broader sacrifice. Michigan AFL-CIO chief William Marshall urges mobilization to oppose Nixon policies before Labor Day 1971.
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Camp David
Salvatore Camelio
Massachusetts State Labor Council
Michigan
Afl-Cio
William Marshall
Tragic Outward Bound trek ends in hypothermia death
Pamela Sullivan perished while on an Outward Bound course after a subfreezing, windy trek through snow and mountains near Cougar Dam east of Eugene. Vern Bush and others backtracked the route until he found her at Chambers Lake. The medical examiner cited hypothermia as the cause, noting the group had shelter and food but weather and moisture caused the fatal chill.
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Cougar Dam
Eugene
Miss Sullivan
Vern Bush
Vern
Pamela
Chambers Lake
Richards
Pam
Air National Guard
Deschutes County
Alaska Jet Crash Near Juneau Kills Passengers During Approach
Rescuers worked through the night to reach a jet wreck in rugged terrain while FAA shut airspace within five miles. Most victims are believed Alaskan. Governor activated National Guard to help set up a temporary morgue in Juneau. The 727 struck a 3,500 foot ridge as it neared the Howard Intersection holding area.
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Federal Aviation Administer
Richard Adams
Redmond
Wash
Juneau Municipal
Howard
Orville Gano
Flight Standards District Office
FAA
Juneau
Gano
Mendenhall Peninsula
Alaska Airlines
Howard Intersection
Calendar Of Events Today In Hartselle And Nearby
Local clubs and organizations hold meetings and events across Morgan County. Events include World War I veterans gatherings at the American Legion Home, fossil talks by David Gass, a Decatur Civic Theater tryout wrap up, Bloodmobile at First United Methodist Church, and garden club trips to Hirshlea r Gardens.
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Hartselle
Morgan County
American Legion
Huntsville Gem and Mineral Society
Madison
David Gass
First United Methodist Church
Canal and
Lafayette Streets
Weekend Alabama accidents claim multiple lives
A Birmingham child drowned at Rocky Branch near Tuscaloosa while riding on an adult’s back. Eight year old Steven Eatmen died. In Tallapoosa County, Donald Hawse, 20, of Alexander City, was killed when his car left the road and he was thrown clear. Other weekend victims include Jeffrey Dollar, 9, Fort Payne. Susie Farnel, 78, Mobile. Coy Johnson, 22, Florence. Joe Carter, 51, Birmingham. Harry Black, 25, Thomasville. and L. N. Warren, 53, Anniston. The AP notes these Labor Day period deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday.
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Birmingham
Rocky Branch
Tuscaloosa
Steven Eatmen
Donald Hawse
Alexander City
Tallapoosa
Jeffrey Dollar
Fort Payne
Susie Farnel
Mobile
Coy Johnson
Florence
Joe Carter
Harry Black
Thomasville
L. N. Warren
Anniston
Associated Press
Alabama
Mother Of Former State Aide Dies in Tennessee
Mrs. Sallie Johnston Ingram, Centre resident and widow of Robert B. Ingram Sr., died in a Chattanooga hospital. Her son, Robert B. Ingram Jr., was Alabama state finance director and former Montgomery Advertiser capitol reporter, now publisher of South magazine. Survived by two daughters and a brother.
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Centre. Ala
Robert B. Ingram Sr
Centre
Robert B. Ingram Jr
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ingram
Sallie Johnston
Montgomery
Albert Brewer
State Capitol
The
Montgomery Advertiser
South Magazine
B. M. Lydie
Huntsville
Gordon B. Jones
Chattanooga
Lance Johnston
Andalusia
Two Teenagers Injured In One Car Crash East Of Hartselle
State troopers said two Somerville youths Thomas I. Mason 17 and Jimmy M. Burks 17 were injured in a Sunday one car accident on Six Mile Road east of Hartselle. They were treated at Pineview Hospital according to hospital officials.
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Hartselle
Somerville
Here
Six Mile Rd
Thomas I. Mason
Jimmy M. Burks
Pineview Hospital
Decatur
Kenneth Ray Hawkins
Gordon Dr
Cecil Segler
5Th Ave
3Rd Ave
John Lee Patrick
11Th Ave
William Jimmy Smith
Patrick
Smith
Decatur General Hospital
Moulton Man Garners Gunshot Treatment at Decatur General
Moulton resident Jack Parker Gillespie was treated for minor gunshot wounds at Decatur General Hospital. Sheriff Dan Ligon said no charges have been filed.
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Moulton
Jack Parker Gillespie
Decatur
General Hospital
Dan Ligon
Ligon
Blacks Urged To Move South
Dr. John Cashin, chairman of the National Democratic Party of Alabama, urged a mass reverse migration of Black voters from the North to the South to boost political control of states. He contended 200,000 to 400,000 new Southern Black voters per state could transform politics more than past gains.
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New York Times News Service
Newark
N.J
John Cashin
National Democratic Party of
Alabama
Huntsville
Cashin
Congress of African People
West Kinney Junior High School
New York City
George Wallace
NDPA
Democratic Party
Boy 11 Hurt After Motorcycle Car Collision
An 11 year old Danville boy Victor D Kelso was injured when the motor bike he rode collided with a car on Out Hill Road south of Moulton. The driver was 18 year old Howard E Coker of Danville. Kelso was treated at Lawrence County Hospital.
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Moulton
Danville
Out Hill Rd
Here
Victor D. Kelso
Howard E. Coker
Kelso
Lawrence County Hospital
Five arrested in attempted burglary at VEW Post 4190
Morgan County deputies report five suspects were taken into custody Sunday night for an attempted burglary at VEW Post 4190. Adults Phillip G. Partlow and Lou Ann St. John, both 18 from Falkville, are jailed on $750 bonds each. three juveniles were sent to juvenile authorities.
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Flint
VEW
Morgan County
Phillip G. Partlow
Lou Ann St. John
Falkville
Miss St. John
Partlow
Mobile desegregation plan backed by officials and groups
Mobile leaders and lawmakers sign on to a consent decree desegregation plan moving 6 300 students into integrated schools. The plan aims for a 65 35 white to black balance, avoids new quotas, and ends litigation for three years amid broad civic and religious support.
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Mobile
John L. May
Ministerial Association of Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Mobile Register
Mobile Press
Mobile Beacon
Sellers To Head Scouting Program
City wide scouting night set for September 16 with Sellers as chairman. The two hour event at city elementary schools aims to recruit boys eight to eighteen and involve parents. Cub Scout and Boy Scout programs to be discussed. Over 400 new members expected.
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Curtis Sellers
Tennessee Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Sellers
Hle
Hillsboro Man Granted Bond After Moonshine Still Seizure
Jack Stover, 61, Hillsboro, was released on $1,000 bond after being charged with possession of a still. Deputies Grady Sanderson and Jamie Jett seized two moonshine whisky stills and 60 gallons of moonshine in the area, according to Deputy Tom Ligon.
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Hillsboro
Jack Stover
Lawrence County
Tom Ligon
Ligon
Stover
Grady Sanderson
Jamie Jett
Seven Elk River Cabins Burglarized
Limestone County Sheriff M. W. Evans said burglars struck seven cabins on Elk River this weekend. Five cabins were burglarized at Beechwood Subdivision and two at Elk Estates. Details were not known this morning.
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Athens
Elk River
Limestone County
M. W
Buddy) Evans
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Gayle P. Geron
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Decatur Civic Theater
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
McCullough
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Floyd Corbin
Small Business Administration
Acuff
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American Association of University Women
State National Bank
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Russell Davis
Green Thumb Garden Club
Gateway Shopping Center
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