When Body and Mind Clash in Health Hints
In this installment Dr Motner discusses how emotional factors influence physical illness and cites a reader grappling with obesity and strained marriage. He suggests husband encouragement and doctor guidance as potential helps while noting he cannot answer every letter. The column previews a future piece on psychiatric techniques for general practitioners.
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Expert declarer vs. defender in a diamond problem
An expert declarer faces a tough diamond problem. East wins the club lead with the king, indicating the clubs are breaking. East shows up with the lack of that suit and the plan is to ruff dummy's last club, with East to follow.
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Spaceflight milestones march through early manned missions
CAPE KENNEDY AP notes Virgil Grissom and John Young among early astronauts and lists dates and totals of U S and Russian crewed orbital flights from 1961 to 1965. It cites suborbital 16 minute flight, several multi orbit missions, and key figures including Titov Glenn Schirra Tereshkova Pavel Popov and others.
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Joseph C Smith Miami Beach band leader dies at 81
Joseph C Smith 81 longtime head of the first band to record dance music in New York moved to Miami Beach 20 years ago and is noted in AP obituary style.
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Paraglider Abandoned Changes Sea Landings For Spacecraft
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP reports space engineers shifted from ground and paraglider based sea landings to a new approach after repeated failures and costly trials. The paraglider aimed to enable controlled landings and aborts but caused injuries to test pilots and was ultimately dropped. The program pivots to alternative recovery methods with testing planned near Ft Hood Texas and aims to conclude by 1968.
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Broadway Composer Harry Tierney Dies at 74
Harry Tierney, 74, a Broadway musical composer of the 1920s, died Monday of a heart attack in New York. He wrote scores for three Ziegfeld Follies and is famed for Alice Blue Gown from Irene, and was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
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Alice Blue Gown
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