Can Jet Travel Trigger a Body Clock Crisis
In New York, Hubertus Strughold explains that rapid time-zone shifts disrupt the body clock, a factor jet setters must manage. He notes corporations delaying business judgments by 24 hours after international flights to avoid costly mistakes. His book Your Body Clock explains how the internal clock adapts and why jet travel confuses it.
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Rewards For Housewives Highlight Fair Pay Debate
A government commission notes housewives perform a large share of yearly work yet receive little or no financial compensation. It proposes Social Security or pension options to address equity and fair play concerns, sparking broader discussion on valuing domestic labor.
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Wild West Virginia Cattle Rustling Reported
A report from West Virginia describes the worst cattle rustling wave since World War II. The item notes escalating thefts and refers to the region as a modern rough frontier.
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West Virginia
Readers rail at justice views and tax defeat claims
Letters dispute a news piece on justice in Trenton court and condemn claims that Issue 2 defeated the state income tax. Authors argue the court is fair and voters were misled by campaign groups and politicians.
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Martin Littman
Laure
Maddox optimistic about 1973 ecological outlook
British scientist John Maddox argues in Nature that the doomsday warnings of Ehrlich and Commoner overstated risks. He cites near zero population growth in Sweden, leveling U S demographics, and the Green Revolution as evidence humanity can balance ecosystem health with growth. DDT remains useful in malaria areas, with restrained use in the West.
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Nature
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China
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Ceylon
Secret five point daily exercise plan for President Nixon
An apparent spoof lists a five step routine for the President to stay fit without changing routines. It advises simple activities like toe counting while in bed and stair use at the office, plus one weekly handball night followed by a visit to a tavern, framed as national security.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery, motor route options, and mailing subscriptions. Rates include 15c per weekday, 25c Sunday, motor route payments of 3.47 annually in 12 installments or 3.20 in four-week periods, and mail subscriptions at 30 dollars per year within the trading area or 38 dollars per year outside, with a 15c monthly service charge for motor routes. Founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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