Beware Tattooed Man Study Reveals Social Perils
Three university professors study of four hundred individuals finds tattooed men may seek belonging through decoration but risk social trouble or stigmatization, highlighting potential negative outcomes of body art in social contexts.
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Researchers study tattooed veterans in hospital study
Detroit and Washington reports detail a mix of medical and crime stories. A veteran hospital survey links tattooed men aged 19 to 21 with impulse to belong drink and balance with women, noting higher divorce and trouble relationships. Separate Detroit police probe investigates the slayings of Pierre Poulin Clarence De Polie and Dorothy Frazier at a school for announcers. In Vietnam policy news Secretary Rusk urges patience as South Vietnamese rivals seek stability while U S action continues. A Windsor doctor’s anonymous journal piece notes a cure for a long habit by removing false teeth.
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Woman seeks removal of "under God" from pledge
Madalyn Murray O’Hair, mother and guardian, filed a federal suit in Honolulu challenging the phrase under God as unconstitutional. She contends the pledge violates the First Amendment and religion is not to be established by the state. The suit cites past fights over prayer in schools and notes Murray’s broader effort against church tax exemptions.
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Tito Seeks Unity With Soviet Bloc During Hungary Visit
Yugoslav President Tito wound up a six day trip to Hungary stressing unity with Soviet bloc nations that shunned him. He and Hungarian Premier Kadar prepared a final communique on increased trade and a common front against China. He returns to Belgrade Wednesday then to Sofia for talks with Ulbricht and Bulgarian leaders.
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U S Spacemen Grounded Amid Gemini Setbacks
UPI reports renewed delays in Project Gemini as NASA chief Dr George Mueller flags lightning damage and other mishaps at Cape Kennedy. Grounding of manned missions shifts launch windows into late 1964, delaying America’s second generation space program and the pace of manned exploration.
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Beatles thrill Pittsburgh crowd despite Ringo’s health quip
England’s mop haired quartet wowed 12 601 at Civic Arena Monday night in a two hour show. Ringo Starr joked he would not have his tonsils removed here and John Lennon dodged questions on haircuts. Fans jammed the arena as flashbulbs lit the city and the Beatles declared Pittsburgh.
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Kingsport Times An Independent Evening Paper
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Adolph's Own Worst Enemy Sparks Violent Outburst
Police report Adolph Schultz 41, a railway worker, became enraged Sunday night near Lake Zurich. He retrieved a 1.32 caliber revolver and a 12 gauge shotgun, shot at his wife Dolores Schultz 39, fracturing fingers and destroying dinner, before she fled the house.
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Jury Ordered To Probe Davidson Jail Escapes
Nashville reporters note a Davidson County court ordering a grand jury to investigate jail escapes. Judge John Draper, just sworn in, charged the panel with examining recent breaches at the workhouse and metropolitan jail, amid calls for reforms and indictments where violations are found. The sheriff cited inmate key purchases and a broader escape wave ongoing over weeks and months.
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