Harvard Researcher Seeks More Data on Men's Future
Harvard anthropologist Dr. Albert Damon studies 18 000 men to infer health risks and family outcomes. He believes detailed analysis can reveal a man’s chances of heart disease and whether he will have more sons than daughters. The Cambridge project aims to broaden data on male futures.
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Harvard
Cambridge, Mass
Albert Damon
Harvard University
Damon
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph P. Kennedy
American Heart Association
Johnson Program Unveiled to Help Protect Consumer
President Johnson urged Congress to pass truth in lending and truth in packaging laws to protect consumers and curb unfair business practices. He called for clear disclosure of credit costs and direct labeling of package contents, with added safety rules for hazardous substances and children’s products.
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Johnson
Congress
State of the Union
Harvard
Segregation Rate High in Wichita
Wichita is among the most segregated U S cities Whitney M Young Jr of the National Urban League said. He noted average Negro income in Wichita is 3700 while white families earn 6118, and urged action before riots. He spoke at a Kansas social work conference to about 600 workers.
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Wichita
United States
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Young
New York
Los Angeles
Kansas
Injuries Prove Fatal in Topeka Collision
Wladyslaw Jidialis, 60, of Abilene Kansas, died in a Topeka hospital Sunday five weeks after a two car crash near his home. The collision occurred February 11 when he tried to turn into a driveway. His wife Alice suffered minor injuries. Jidialis was brought to Topeka February 12.
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Topeka
Wladyslaw Jidialis
Abilene
Kan
Jidialis
Alice
Lawrence Board of Education Meets on Kennedy School Plans
The Lawrence Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Administration Center to discuss architectural plans for an addition to Kennedy School.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Administration Center
Kennedy School
Gemini 8 Crew Debriefs After Short Circuit Cause Found
Apollo era report states Gemini 8 mission ended when a short circuit in thruster No. 8 caused uncontrolled spin after docking with Agena. Armstrong and Scott retraced the incident during debriefings at Cape Kennedy before flying home to Ellington.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Armstrong
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
No. 8
Earth
Scott
Air Force
Seven Cincinnati Kids Plea to Save Foster Worker From Draft
Seven youths and a letter to President Johnson urged that Michael F. Crowe of the Hamilton County Welfare Department be kept from induction. Crowe, already drafted, served at Fort Knox after a brief delay in review prompted by the appeal.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Presiont Johnson
Michael F. Crowe
Hamilton County Welfare Department
Selective Service System
Ohio Draft Board
Crowe
Ft. Knox, Ky
Curious Native Uses of Settlers Goods Recorded
Indians used settlers goods in novel ways before their functions were learned. The Yurok gave first coins to children as playthings. The Hupa used flour as face paint. The Tsimshian sewed thimbles onto ceremonial garments as decorations.
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Yurok
How People 50 to 80 May Apply For Life Insurance
Ad offers life insurance for ages 50 to 80 with mail only application. No calls, no obligation, introductory rate for first month. Tear out and mail name address and year of birth to Old American 4900 Oak Dept L315B Kansas City Mo 64141.
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