REM sleep and dreaming explained in health column
The article describes two sleep types, noting REM periods every 90 minutes with dreams often forgotten unless awakened. It cites experiments on REM deprivation causing dreamless nights, discusses color dreams, tooth grinding during REM, and the link to normal color vision. Additional questions cover skin blemishes, measles in pregnancy, fever blisters, and nervous breakdowns.
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van Dellen
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Soviet economy blends reform and shortages in 1964
Soviet economy under tight state control blended primitive shortages with brief liberal steps. Brezhnev and Kosygin pursued cautious reforms in light industry while central planning remained core. Food production incentives were restored through limited private farming, with heavy industry targeted for improved management amid expected but uncertain growth in 1965.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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China reports 1964 gains but growth lags population surge
AP notes economic advances in 1964 amid China’s population boom and hefty costs of the atomic bomb program. Grain and cotton output fall short of 1958 peaks, fertilizer and farming equipment rise, petroleum self sufficiency claimed, yet food rations persist and free markets remain unaffordable for many. Western experts say gains do not keep pace with population growth.
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Ronnie Wee
Hong Kong
China
Red China
Peking
Itis
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