Northern Ireland conflict analyzed amid fire bombs and factions
Belfast and Londonderry see more than 500 Molotov type fire bombs used in street battles as sectarian tensions persist. The piece outlines the Orange Order and Ancient Order of Hibernians, plus the Special Constabulary and ongoing calls for peace through a human rights convention and potential friendship treaty.
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Malnutrition Not Limited to the Poor
NEA nutrition columnist says malnutrition spans income levels and begins in childhood. Dr. Arnold E. Schaefer of HEW cites a 70,000-person study showing undernourished teens from middle-class homes and the need for better school nutrition education. He warns of flour enrichment decline, vitamin gaps in milk, and rising rickets in toddlers, urging action after a December HEW review.
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Arnold E. Schaefer
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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New York City
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