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Patient identity at stake in impersonal hospital care
A Chicago sociologist notes patients feel displaced as care becomes more scientific and less personal. Dr. Hans Mauksch argues for studying the patient role and ensuring information, questions, and rights are addressed to preserve individuality. The piece ends with a cryptic line contrasting Russian missile progress.
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Hans Mauksch
Liberal Studies
Illinois Institute of Technology
Mauksch
Goldwater Sees Mixed Talk After Arizona Losses
The Arizona results gloomy for Goldwater allies Ey Mechem and Richard Burke who were defeated as he pushed them against Hayden and Udall. While Goldwater stayed out of the race himself the statewide mood seemed less favorable to his conservative supporters with rival leaders Romney and Scranton rising. Close races dominated the scene yet winners claim mandate for their views.
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Ey Mechem
Carl Hayden
Richard Burke
Morris Udall
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Siberia
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GOP
Joseph P. Bottum
Bottum
Exercise proves vital for heart health says post office survey
A health survey of postal clerks and mail carriers in two cities finds sedentary clerks suffer heart attacks twice as often as walking delivery workers. The study adds to evidence that regular moderate exercise helps stave off heart and circulatory disease.
Estonia a land of red slaves and cold domination
A sweeping portrait of Estonia under Soviet and German rule, detailing independence struggles, mass deportations, economic decay, and tight political control. It portrays Estonia as a trapped Baltic nation with limited freedom, scarce food, and a population branded as enslaved under communist governance.
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Nixon Obituary May Backfire On Soviet Propaganda
A United Press International report suggests Nixon’s defeat in California may still boost his image. Pravda praised his setback, while Alger Hiss and anti Communist sentiment persist. The piece notes Nixon’s anti communism fueled opposition and that TV coverage of Hiss could aid Nixon’s cause.
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Candidates Credit Their Election Anew In Modern Spin
Washington notes show winners and losers crediting or debiting voters and events. McGovern cites Mt Rushmore symbolism and a near landslide in South Dakota while Ayres claims Roosevelt’s influence helped in Ohio. The piece mocks self credit and hints at a future radical shift in attribution.
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George McGovern
Mt. Rushmore
William H. Ayres
Ohio
James Roosevelt
California
Black Hills
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
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Kennedy
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Rep. Roosevelt
JFK
Humboldt cross country runner hailed a cab to campus
A Humboldt State College cross country runner, lost near campus, quickly hailed a taxi to return to the grounds. Another athlete known for brains as well as speed is highlighted in this brief incident.
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Humboldt State College
AMA Endorses Thanksgiving Overeating In Moderation
The American Medical Association approves a one meal indulgence on Thanksgiving saying no diet is needed for the traditional feast. It warns only healthy individuals should overeat and notes the calendar then shifts to Christmas and the rush to ship gifts overseas.
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American Medical Association
AMA
St. Nick
Broadway Bulletin Board: Kilgallen Covers Hollywood Notes
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys film and theater chatter from Hollywood to New York. Topics include Nixon coverage, Pat Brown, Villa Venice bookings, Savann ah Churchill’s comeback, bereavement in the Kean family, Bob Newhart engagement, Judy Holliday and Gerry Mulligan, Linda Darnell’s producing bid, Allan Sherman’s Carnegie Hall plans, Lawrence of Arabia edits for a royal appearance, Elizabeth Allen’s West Coast move, Gene Tierney in Toys in the Attic, and dubbing debates in Divorce Italian Style.
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Savannah Churchill
Brooklyn
Betty
Jane Kean
Robert Kean
Syracuse
Bob Newhart
Ginny Quinn
Hollywood
Judy Holliday
Gerry Mulligan
Gerry
Linda Darnell
Italy
Margaret O'Brien
John Saxor
Allan Sherman
My Son
United Talent Management
Elizabeth
Sam Spiegel
London
David Lean
Elizabeth Alien
Jackie Gleason
John Wayne
West Coast
Cesar Romero
Bob Taplinger
New York
Liz
Gene Tierney
Gene
Marcello Mastroianni
The Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Reading
The article outlines tomorrow's planetary influences urging moderation and careful actions. It notes benefits for those in philanthropic religious or philosophical fields and advises focusing on occupational and financial matters for birthdays tomorrow, with possible unusual success and responsibilities. It warns to avoid risky ventures next March.
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