Rise of student liberal leaders rivals radical campuses
Edward Schwartz head of the National Student Association warns Congress and the public of new fall campus demonstrations if his group’s goals are not outlined. The piece surveys liberal and radical student currents, NSA influence, McCarthy’s surge, Allard Lowenstein, and state of public policy toward student activism amid Vietnam.
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Is Pregnancy Possible Before Menstrual Period The Safe Period
A reader asks about pregnancy risk days before menses and the idea of a safe period. The doctor explains that a cycle’s regularity affects ovulation timing, typically around days 12 to 16, and that risk rises as ovulation nears. A truly hard rule cannot be given due to irregular cycles and variability.
Molner Sees Eye Watering Signals Neurological Concern
Dr. Joseph G. Molner notes that eye watering could indicate a neurological disturbance. A cautious approach recommends examination to prevent worsening symptoms and to assess potential underlying causes.
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Parents And Children By Arnold Arnold
A guide on infant feeding and self feeding using spoons with designs to aid practice. It covers gradual learning from bottle to cup, handling lumpy foods, and playful eating, including toy suggestions and a request for Arnold Arnold’s booklet by sending 2 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Emphasis on Emphysema X Rays and Health Thoughts
A reader asks if X rays reveal emphysema damage. Dr Mother explains they do not always show severity and lung function tests can help. The column also notes a 1968 calendar detail and historical events from 1846 1898 1941 and 1944 with a closing thought from Mathew Henry.
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Vegas Yesteryears Chronicle of Local People
Sandra Detomasi returned to Henderson after serving as governor of Nevada Girls State. Five years ago Charles Horden became grand knight of Las Vegas Council No 2828 Knights of Columbus.
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De Gaulle Triumphs While Mendes-France Faces Setback in France
Max Lerner analyzes the post May 1968 French political scene. De Gaulle gains a sweeping parliamentary victory while Pierre Mendes-France loses ground, reflecting a fragmenting left and three revolutionary currents: De Gaulle’s traditionalism, the Old Left, and the New Left led by students and activists.
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Space Age Farming Promises 2000 Food Revolution
A Ford MSU study projects dramatic gains in US agriculture by 2000. Per acre wheat yields reach 200 bushels, corn 500 bushels, milk per cow leaps to 39 900 pounds, and labor shifts toward scientists with BA degrees. Innovations include plastic domes, remote harvesters, space satellites for weather and soil data, and tailored foods.
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