Workshop on coping with death of children at New York hospital
A New York hospital hosted a workshop on handling child death with Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross presenting. She described how children often reach acceptance before adults and urged honesty with dying children while noting stages of grief and possible counseling to ease the pain for patients families and caregivers.
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New York
Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
Jesus
Ross
Cook County
Flossmoor
Ill
Boy Scouts Celebrate 62nd Anniversary Nationwide
The nation marks the 62nd birthday of the Boy Scouts with emphasis on self-reliance, citizenship, and outdoor living. Volunteer leaders guide youth through survival skills at camp, aiming to foster humility and understanding of America.
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Boy Scouts of America
Voting demographics and issues shape 1972 campaign outlook
Washington report summarizes Richard Scammon estimates on who will vote, ages, and race. It highlights electoral behavior by age groups, party loyalty, and key issues such as economics, crime, drugs, and school busing as potential campaign determinants for Nixon, Muskie, and party dynamics in Congress.
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Washington
United States
Richard Scammon
The
Census Bureau
Elections Research Center
Scammon
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Muskie
Wallace
Congress
Michigan
New FAA frisking rules loom for domestic air travel
The FAA expands passenger screening for domestic flights using magmeters and body searches amid fears of skyjacking. Passengers must arrive early and endure stricter checks or risk delays and obstruction to travel.
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New York
Whistler
Grandma Moses
Federal Aviation Administration
Napoleon
FAA
U.S
Castro
Varadaro Beach
Miami
FBI
Ulster dilemma deepens as Ireland split widens
William F. Buckley Jr argues Britain faces a stark choice over Northern Ireland. He notes Protestant dominance, Catholic grievances, and proposals like proportional representation, while praising American neutrality and urging the United States to offer good offices only if both sides consent to talks.
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London
Mideast
Heath
North Ireland
Great Britain
Wales
Scotland
England
Britain
United States
Hawaii
Middletown Journal Subscriptions Rates Recap
The Journal publishes daily from Middletown Ohio. Subscription options include motor route at 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, a 15 cent monthly service charge, mail 30 dollars per year in or outside the trading area, 38 dollars outside the U S, all in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
Must We Make It Easy
A Middletown resident calls for responsibility from local newspapers and businesses amid perceived exposure to X rated films. The letter argues realty and legal professionals bring degrading stores and urges the Journal to stop advertising such films. The writer asks readers how they feel and signs as Mrs. William J. West.
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Middletown
Vice
Studio
Dayton Mall
William J. West
Orchard St
Should Have Closed Madison Schools Opinion
In West Middletown Clyde Roush faced calls to close Madison schools on Monday Feb 7 as over half the roads remained uncleared and buses stalled in heavy snow. Children waited in zero weather for transportation.
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Madison
West Middletown
Clyde Roush
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