Mouse Utopia Lessons for Humans From Calhoun Study
Washington based UPI reports Dr. John Calhoun of the National Institute of Mental Health described a five year mouse colony given abundance yet collapsing from over crowding. The population peaked at 2200 before extinction left four females and five aloof, “beautiful ones” living in isolation.
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Royal Society of Medicine
Judge Linked To State High Court Controversy
Nashville reports Chief Justice Ross W. Dyer discussed filling the vacancy before the Turley appointment amid a court challenge. The state Supreme Court will hear arguments in Knoxville next Thursday over Chancellor Drawata ruling that Dunns action violated the constitution.
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UPI
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Thomas F. Turley Jr
Nashville Tennessean
Frank Drawata
Knoxville
Drawata
Winfield Dunn
Turley
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Dunn
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Dyer
Blackburn
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Smith
Capitol Hill
Larry Daughtrey
Drowota
Appeals Court
Robert L. Taylor
Appellate Court Nominating Commission
Blackham
Om Smith
Larry B. Creson
Taylor
Supreme Court
Christmas Joy After Five Years for POW Family
The O'Connor family of Warren Michigan finally receives a belated Christmas note from their son Michael, a prisoner of war in North Vietnam since February 4, 1968. An antiwar delegation delivered the letter dated August 25, saying God bless you and asking loved ones not to worry. The family kept Michael’s gifts under the tree as a sign of faith awaiting his return.
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O'Connors
North Vietnam
Kathleen
Michael
International support grows for U S hijacking proposals
Washington reports about 15 nations back a U S plan to sanction countries that fail to extradite or prosecute airplane hijackers. The push coincides with a new antihijacking inspection program at U S airports and Attorney General Kleindienst's bid for mandatory death sentences for premeditated crimes including air piracy and assassination.
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United States
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Chile
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Kleindienst
Supreme Court
Winter storm brings heavy snow and mass outages in Midwest
A strong winter storm spread from the Southwest toward the Midwest with heavy snow and freezing rain. Power outages plagued Kansas City area as crews hoped for calmer winds to prevent further tree damage. Temperatures plunged near zero in the Midwest while frost warnings stretched into Southern California.
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Man Who Saved FDR Buried at 85 in Miami
An 85-year-old contractor Thomas Armour is honored for grabbing at the arm of Giuseppe Zangara, halting the attempt on Franklin D. Roosevelt in Bayfront Park Miami on February 15, 1933. Armour’s actions helped spare the president-elect. Zangara was executed 14 days after Mayor Anton Cermak died. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Staates
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Zangara
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Bayrfront Park
Anton Cermak
Bayfront Park
Cermak
Florida
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We Nation
Dad
Roosevelt
Frankie Armour
Rollin
Stetson University
Deland, Fla
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Mountainous Mounting Coal Move Draws Protestors
In Ohio a pair of giant strip mining machines moved across Interstate 70 after a judge approved the plan. Protesters, 30 to 100 strong, gathered in a muddy field nearby with a coffin to mourn the land, then dispersed as the machines headed to the south side of the highway for mining. Hanna Coal president Ralph Hatch defended the move while opponents aimed to halt it.
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Ohio
UPT
Interstate 70
Ohi
Mountaineer
46-A
Hanna Coul Ca
Ralph Hatch
Hanna
Hatch
Cour't
State Supreme Court delays trial of H. Rap Brown case
New York state Supreme Court Justice Arnold Fralman postponed Thursday's trial of H. Rap Brown and three other men over a 1971 Manhattan bar holdup and shootout. Defense attorney William Kunstler said prosecutors had not replied to motions to suppress potentially prejudicial statements Brown allegedly made to police after his arrest.
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UPI
Supreme Court
H. Rap Brown
Manhattan
Arnold Fralman
William M. Kunstler
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Spitz to wed UCLA student Susan Weiner in May
Olympic star Mark Spitz announced engagement to Susan Weiner 20 of Westwood California an UCLA English major seen in TV ads. The couple were introduced by their fathers last October and plan a May wedding at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Phyllis Diller said thieves at LAX took cosmetics and laundry items not jewelry during a hearing for two men charged with the theft. She offered to repay the vase value and urged thieves not to steal again.
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Mark Spitz
Susan Weiner
Westwood
Calif
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Spitz
Beverly Hills Hotel
UPI
Comedienne
Phyllis Diller
Los Angeles International Airport
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