Who Should Survive in a High School Game Debate
A Prince Georges County Sentinel report on a Bladensburg High School health class exercise titled Who Should Survive prompts national debate. Congressman Hogan cautions about antilife attitudes while educators defend the life decision discussion as a maturity exercise amid parental concerns.
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Prince Georges County
House of Representatives
Hogan
Sealines
Jo-Ann K. Abrigg
Sentinel
Jennifer Frosh
Fresh
Pattie
Bladensburg High
Prince George's County
Jesson
Gale Alewine
Alwine
Frosh
No fault divorces shift marriage perceptions nationwide
The DuBois Courier Express surveys rising marriage rates while divorces surge, noting a 108 percent increase last year vs 1962. It highlights no fault trends, mobile divorce kits, and the ABA’s rejection of a Uniform Act, urging soul searching on marriage responsibilities.
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California
Far West
American Bar Association
DuBois Courier Express
Brain wave control of internal organs debunked
Michael H. Chase notes that claims of effortless brain control over bodily functions through commercial EEG devices are overstated. Research shows brain activity patterns can be monitored and conditioned, but sensational promises of easy mastery lack scientific backing and require regulatory scrutiny.
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Michael H. Chase
Local GOP unaffected by Watergate in Lawrence County
A commentary argues Watergate will not sway the upcoming Lawrence County elections on November 6. It notes increased discussion in the area, GOP resilience, and a changing political landscape influenced by John Dean’s Senate appearance. The piece contrasts bipartisan views and speculates on Nixon's relations with Congress and potential veto battles amid unresolved urban renewal funding.
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Lawrence County
John Dean
Senate Select Committee
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania
Gwilym A. Price Jr
Superior Court
John Connally
Connally
George McGovern
Nixon
Congress
Cambodia
Park Cleanup By Bronx Schoolchildren With Ghetto Brothers Aid
Park cleanup in Crotona Park East draws hundreds of families as 200 schoolchildren collect bottles and cans under the rhythm of the Ghetto Brothers. A teacher leading 30 students says the effort aims to keep the park a decent place for play and relaxation.
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Crotona Park East
Bronx
New York
Ghetto Brothers
Woman complains on plane seatmate during indoor tennis event
A CH woman aboard a plane vents about domestic fatigue to her neighbor. The narrator reflects on how her day seems draining yet grounding compared to thoughts of spring tennis with Tom Okker, as they walk through a gymnasium during an indoor tournament. One player mentioned is Betty Run.
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Tom Okker
Bettyt Run
Winning and fatigue in sport and work cycles
The text argues that victory in singles boosts performance in doubles, highlighting psychological fatigue as key. It notes that fatigue stems from repetition, monotony, and futility, not just physical exertion. It compares athletic effort to modern work, claiming mind and soul saving, not labor saving, are needed to maintain motivation and meaning for workers.
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Theody
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