Third grader sells toys to aid New Eyes for the Needy
Harriet a local third grader sells her toys to raise funds for New Eyes for the Needy a volunteer group from Short Hills New Jersey. The charity normally collects glasses scrap metal and jewelry rather than running fund drives and uses proceeds to supply new prescription glasses and artificial eyes through hospitals in the U S Canada and Puerto Rico.
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First fire and speech set mankind on a wrong path
Dr. Louis S. Leakey argues in Psychology Today that man's first mistakes were capturing fire and learning to talk, linking language and fire to aggression. He says progress is not inherently bad but must be guided, calling for global self restraint and faith in humanity.
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Vietnam War timeline from 1945 to 1964
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Pill link to stroke sparks $7 million lawsuit
Laraine How ard a Bakersfield housewife seeks damages after a stroke she attributes to birth control pills Noriyl 2 from Syntex Corp. The suit accuses the company and doctors of misrepresentation and inadequate warnings. Experts for plaintiffs cite a possible connection between oral contraceptives and strokes. The action seeks 1.75 million in general damages and 5.25 million in punitive damages.
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