Diet and Exercise Cut Heart Disease Risk, Say AHA Studies
American Heart Association notes two studies support heart disease prevention. A 13 year follow up shows lower risk for men aged 50 to 59 on a prudent cholesterol-lowering diet, higher risk for those who backslid, and the control group. Masai tribesmen with high fat intake show little coronary disease due to active life and fitness despite autopsy findings.
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Demythologizing the Young by Berkeley Professor Sherriffs
Gov Ronald Reagan's educational adviser Dr. Alex Sherriffs argues that myths about today’s college students are spread by media and opinion leaders. Research from Harvard Stanford and Berkeley challenges claims of a new generation and suggests adolescence remains a distinct phase with isolated youths and shifting sexual norms. He says administrators and faculty exploit these myths to justify weaker campus control.
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The Ordeal of George Jackson by William F Buckley Jr
Buckley recounts the violent life of George Jackson from his 1957 juvenile arrests to his 1970 murder of a guard at San Quentin. The history traces repeated escapes, stabbings, gun possession, and a long parole record, culminating in Jackson’s death and a critique of America's justice system.
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Can Britain Solve Ireland’s Troubles by Leaving Ulster
John Chamberlain argues Britain's left wing seeks to exit Ulster as a colonial remnant. He cautions against treating Northern Ireland as a colony and warns of renewed violence if Westminster or Dublin push for direct control or separate federation.
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Massari's Stamford Bid Signals New Mayor Trend
Bob Considine notes a surge of candidates challenging machine politics as Jerome Charles Massari, Stamford police commissioner and inventor, emerges as a serious mayoral contender. Massari proposes a SAC style command center, mobile precincts, and rapid response to disorder, positioning him as a reformist option in a crowded field.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal publishes daily in Middletown Ohio with subscriptions offered per copy at 15 cents on weekdays and 20 cents on Sundays. Delivery options include motor route and mail with annual rates listed plus a 15 cent monthly service charge for paper delivery in a Journal tube. Founded in 1857.
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Londonderry Plebiscite Idea Tied to Economics and Representation
The piece weighs a possible Londonderry plebiscite on border status and incorporation into Eire, noting DuPont jobs and welfare levels. It suggests pairing any vote with proportional representation incentives for Catholic districts, arguing such measures unlikely to create a Catholic majority in Ulster but could symbolize goodwill.
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