Many Kids Destined For Acting Backing Health Study
A New York University study of 4458 American children finds over half fail a five-part back muscle fitness test due to weakness and stiffness. In contrast 92 percent of Italian and Austrian youths pass. Researchers urge daily exercise as a health vitamin amid modern stress.
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New York
U. S
Hens Kraus
Ruth P. Hirschland
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Kraus
Hirschland
New York State Medical Society
Jon Lindbergh Emerges as Adventurer at Stanford
Jon Morrow Lindbergh 20, son of Charles A. Lindbergh, has stepped from privacy into adventure. A Stanford junior and licensed pilot, he lives in a 16 by 16 foot tent near Woodside while pursuing marine biology and cave exploration, recently diving 300 feet into Bower Cave near Yosemite and planning Sierra Nevada climbs with the Alpine Club.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Ife
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon
Anne Morrow
Lindberghs
America
Atlantic
California
Sierra Nevada
Lone Eagle
Stanford University
Bower Cave
National
Inder
Stanford
Coast Range
Oaks
Redwoods
Woodside
The
Alpine Club
New York City
Charles A. Jr
New Jersey
Long Island
Michigan
England
Connecticut
France
Darien
Conn
Land
Long Island Sound
Anne
Scott
Reeve
Ances
Cole
Stanford Hopkins Marion Institute
Gulf of California
Orca
Kevin Moran
Woods Hole
Mass
Oceanographic Institute
Yosemite National Park
Raymond de Saussure
Western Speleological Institute
Bakers may see sunshine in bakers hours shift
Bernard E. Godde, president of the Associated Retail Bakers of America, says freezing processes could end night work for bakery staff. He notes baked goods can be produced, frozen, kept overnight, and be fresh for display, allowing bakers to shift to daytime hours.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Associated Retail Bakers of America
Bernard E. Godde
Battle Creek
Mich
Bakers
Godde
Courtesy nickel plan improves city parking in West Plains
A West Plains police patrolman pays parking violations with a nickel from a courtesy fund instead of issuing tickets. He leaves a note, and motorists usually repay the nickel. The fund began at $78 and now stands at $32.44 after $74.47 in project costs. The article also notes the first pheasants arrived in America from China in 1881 and were released in Oregon's Willamette valley.
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West Plains
America
China
Oregon
Willamette Valley
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Associated Press
Science Reporter
Gunsford Rug
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Thatcher
Jon Lindbergh
Robert W. Wells
Mayview Manor
Johns River Gorge
Grandfathers Mountain
Milton M. Chapman
Green Park Hotel
Blowing Rock N. C
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Bloomington
Uiinots
N. Main St
DR. Max Bones
Vincent E. Coll
Penney
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Penney’s
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