How To Keep Well Dr Van Dellen
The Vietnamese people are innocent victims of a war with civilian casualties estimated over a decade at more than 1 000 000 and 300 000 killed. Civilians have received poor care while troops enjoy 1 percent death rate versus 48 percent in World War II. Indoor medical facilities are under staffed. only 1 000 Vietnamese physicians for 16 million people in 1967.
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E. A. Vastyan
Hershey
Annals of Internal Medicine
Saigon
Your Family And You Dr Paul Popenoe
Two thirds of wives may become widows with insufficient income. Mrs Y seeks work after her husband’s death. the advice proposes home child care, babysitting, reading to children, and party services as feasible options. It cautions about age bias in employment and offers library resources for reading lists. It also answers questions about younger husbands and lying in five year olds with practical guidance.
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Maxwell Lehman
Morton Yarman
The Kind of Fear in Belief and Warning
The author distinguishes two fears in scripture. One is reverence for God guiding obedience and love, the other remorse for rejecting God's mercy. The piece argues believers fear disobedience yet love and respect God, guarding fellowship.
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God
Brothers celebrate same birthdate across continents
Two brothers born 24 years apart on different continents shared a birthday at a Saskatoon family dinner. The supper took place at Mike Scherbanniks home, a Ukraine native, where Mike age 51 and Matt age 75 also learned they share the same godfather.
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Saskatoon
Mike Scherbannik
Ukraine
Mike
Matt
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