Mind Body Link Reimagines Health Through Conditioning
Oklahoma University Medical Center hosted a seminar on psychosomatic medicine showing how mind and body influence each other. Experts from the American College of Physicians discussed training body organs via punishment and reward to improve health and reduce illness-prone patterns.
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Oklahoma University Medical Center
American College of Physicians
Stewart Wolf
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Thomas ‘Holmes
University of Washington
Seattle
Lennart Levi
Stockholm
Wolf
C. G. Gunn
Medical Center
Nixon Delays Air Routes and Railroad Grant Review
The Nixon White House ordered hold ups on six last minute Johnson decisions including trans Pacific air routes for Continental and Braniff and a $25.2 million Illinois Central Railroad grant. Ziegler said the action is under review and not a broad case by case purge, with further details to be learned as inquiries continue.
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Washington
Nixon
Johnson
Pacific
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Johnson Cabinet
Senate
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
Department of Transportation
Illinois Central Railroad
Alan S. Boyd
Boyd
Mobile
Ala
Ziegler
Faubus Sued for Divorce in Arkansas Suit
Alta Faubus, wife of former Arkansas Gov Orval E Faubus, sues for divorce on general indignities after 37 years of marriage. Faubus waived appearance and agreed on a property settlement, avoiding contest. Their son Farrell Faubus, a lawyer, filed the action Friday.
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Huntsville
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Alta Faubus
Faubus
Farrell Faubus
Kosygin in Moscow Illness Hints at Health Strain
Premier Alexei Kosygin, 64, is reported ill with a worsening old liver ailment. He has been out of public view for over a month and was said to be on vacation, living at his country home near Moscow. Severity and duration of his absence remain unclear.
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Dr. Wolf
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
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