Case of the 575 Irish Brothers Reveals Health Tradeoffs
Medical teams from Harvard School of Public Health and Trinity College Dublin studied 575 Irish brothers split between Ireland and the United States. The Irish group ate more calories and saturated fat yet remained thinner with lower cholesterol due to higher physical activity, underscoring exercise as key to heart health.
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Trinity College School of Medicine
Dublin
Irieth
United States
Ireland
Britain Ends Protection of Singapore Port
Britain formally withdraws naval protection from Singapore once a key imperial harbor. Once a crossroads of the Far East and fortress, Singapore’s long colonial era ends with self rule and full independence following a history of sieges, governance changes, and World War events.
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Japan
Singapore
British Commonwealth
Mississippi poll fraud taints 1963 gubernatorial race
Washington decries ballot fraud in Mississippi with Charles Evers’ 18,000 votes cast as likely fraudulent. White polling officials allegedly instructed literate blacks to vote white. Armed parties patrolled counties, suppressing Black voters and guiding outcomes in favor of white candidates. Evers returns to mayoral post and vows to challenge local results where coercion occurred.
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Washington
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Elect Waller
Humphreys
Justice Department
Midnigal
Louise
Robert Clark
Evers
Payette
Four months of illness and recovery described by a columnist
The writer recounts a severe medical saga starting with an aneurysm repaired by surgery, followed by a heart attack and infections over seven weeks in hospital. After four months of illness and a risky recovery, they return to work, hoping no further complications arise and promising to continue writing without boring readers.
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Bert Lawler
New Manned Bombers Needed and B 1 Vision
Los Angeles reports on a mock up of the B 1 long range bomber at North American Rockwell. It emphasizes a tail gunner, 7 500 miles per hour speed, over twice the speed of sound at altitude, and ground radar evasion with exciter vanes and electronic countermeasures. The piece weighs strategic and political questions about nuclear deterrence, missiles, and the role of manned bombers in the era of ABMs and early warning systems.
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Rockwell
Eddie Rickenbacker Crukd
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka Island
Alaskani
Vice Adm
Rickovers
Polaris
Minot
Pentagon
Congress
Tix BS
White House
De Gaulle pokes at leaders while Berrigan faces trial
The piece links de Gaulle’s biting satire to Kennedy Nixon and Eisenhower remarks, noting the General’s jabs at U S leaders. Father Philip Berrigan faces conspiracy charges over the Kissinger kidnapping plot and cites a witness. Broadway’s Jesus Christ Superstar notes O’Horgan directed and conceived it with Times critic Kerr offering mixed praise.
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Truman
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Philip Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Boyd Douglas
Berrigan
Tom O'Horgan
Walter Kerr
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Reforms and Rumors in Tax and Education Discourse
The excerpts reflect skepticism about reform definitions in taxes and education with quip on quality. A Beavercreek News note mentions concern over a growing Russian navy seen in the Great Lakes while Norwich Bulletin cites praise and critique of government action and treasury officials comment. The quotes close with a defense of country music as a reflection of common American values and experiences.
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Great Lakes
Norwich, Conn
City Commission declares Japan Week drawing veteran protest
Letter to the editor condemns a City Commission proclamation for Japan Week as a gross insult to World War II veterans. The writer notes Veterans Day observance by the American Legion and other veterans groups and criticizes the involvement of a university branch as in bad taste.
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American Legion
Journal Subscription Rates and Rates History
The journal lists daily Middletown Ohio subscription options including per-copy, motor route, and mail plans with rates and payment terms. It notes a 15 cent service charge for motor route tube placement and nationwide and international yearly rates, with the paper founded in 1857.
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