Mirror of Your Mind on Parenting Attitudes
Parental attitudes shape child outcomes more than methods used. Each generation holds unwise notions, harming children who fear losing parental love. A child secure in parental affection withstands injudicious handling. Dr A G Ivy, noting alcoholism as a major health issue, discussed these ideas.
Alcoholism decline study shows female share in 13 years
Joseph Whitney of the Institute for the Prevention of Alcoholism notes a 12 percent drop in adult drinkers over 13 years, with women contributing eight percent of the decline. He cites 350,600 annual alcoholism deaths and life expectancy of alcoholics at 51 versus 70 for non-alcoholics.
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Vanguard Missile Declared A Successful Failure
Vanguard, once mocked for its setbacks, is now seen as a paradoxical success in history. Analysts say the program shaped future missile design and policy despite repeated launch failures, turning its flaws into lasting impact.
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14 Year Old To Be Soloist In Ka bow Kaavalsky Concert
Abbott Lee Ruskin of New York named soloist for the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington. Dmitri Kabalevsky conducts the third concerto in Constitution Hall as part of a Soviet composers tour honoring their visit.
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End of Asia's Deadly Typhoon Season Reaches Record Toll
Japan reports 4 580 killed 685 missing 35 285 injured from Typhoon Vera late September. Across Asia 19 typhoons formed July to mid October with total deaths around 7 066 missing 1 679 and 852 injured in Formosa Philippines Japan and Korea.
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Foster Refused Permission To Leave Country For Treatment
William Z. Foster, once head of the Communist Party in the United States, was denied permission to depart the country to seek medical treatment. He remains at liberty on a $5,000 bail.
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Kennan Attacks Allied German Proposals as Infexible
Former ambassador George F. Kennan blasted Allied German plans as stilted and inflexible and warned a summit with the Soviet Union would not ease East West tensions. He denounced reliance on atomic weapons and said Berlin safeguards amount to a delaying tactic. He spoke at a Women’s National Democratic Club luncheon after leaving the State Department.
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Burke County Man Allowed to Press Back Pay Claim
Burke County man James R. Keller, fired allegedly for union membership, won the right to pursue about 13 900 in back pay in a Raleigh Supreme Court decision. The court cited a prior similar ruling and sent the case back for further action after the hosiery mill argued relief lay with the National Labor Relations Board which found no cause. Keller contends he was dismissed for union ties while the company cited his misconduct.
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Editor Attends Dinner After Being Unavoidably Detained
In Columbia South Carolina editors were invited to a Greater Columbia United Fund dinner. One editor declined noting he was unavoidably detained by prior commitments and could not attend.
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UN Condemns Red China Over Tibet Uprising
The United Nations condemned Red China for alleged rights abuses in Tibet after a two day General Assembly debate. The vote drew 26 abstentions including Britain France and Belgium with the Soviet bloc backing discussion while the United States warned against expanding the issue into a Cold War pretext. India abstained andDialogues continued over Peiping's treatment of the Dalai Lama and Tibetan refugees.
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Former Officer Juberda jailed for grand jury contempt
Former Police Sgt Joseph Luberda awaited sentence for criminal contempt after evasive testimony to a grand jury probing police links to gamblers. He was arrested March 5 near Suffern after a drunken driving charge. officers found 19 495 in cash and a notebook with names and notations. Luberda, 52, faces sentencing November 23 following a brief 11 1 jury verdict.
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