Moon tides blamed for rise in Dade murder rate study
University of Miami researchers led by Dr Arnold L Lieber analyzed nearly 1900 murders from 1956 to 1970 and found the Dade County homicide rate rose about 24 hours before a full moon and peaked during it. They link this to biological tides in the human body and note heightened violence during maximum tidal force about once every 14 months.
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Second-Place McGovern Still A Winner In Ohio
In Ohio, McGovern performs strongly as the race shifts to the Midwest. He gains in union areas and near his strongest turf while Humphrey edges Wallace in Indiana. McGovern’s Ohio showing weakens Humphrey’s front-runner claims and reshapes the presidential primary outlook for Nebraska Oregon California and New York.
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