Normal couples labeled dull by psychiatrists study
A team at the American Psychiatric Association report studied 50 ninth grade boys who were normal and followed up 12 years later with their wives. They found well adjusted couples who described life as mundane and dull with limited imagination, though they valued stability and home life. The researchers noted mixed feelings about the finding.
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Second Victim Found in Harman Coal Mine Accident
In Grundy Virginia a slate fall at Harman Coal Mining Co. left two miners dead. The second body found Thursday was W. P. Owens, 50, following Samuel Dales, 58, found earlier. Eight other miners escaped injury. Company president I J Richards said the mine had its first fatal accident in three years.
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Kennedy son gets new haircut at White House
The White House said President Kennedy's two year old son John F Kennedy Jr has had a haircut. His nurse Maud Shaw trimmed the boy's long brown hair into a left side part ending the English style.
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Speaker Names Study Committees Charleston West Virginia
UPI reports House Speaker Julius Singleton announced appointments to several interim study committees for the coming year. Notable panels include a joint group examining the State Welfare Department, plus panels on nonprofit health care corporations, elementary school program, consolidation of retirement systems, executive offices, a general state building code, judicial circuits, stream pollution, and inclusion of the Turnpike in the federal Interstate system. Senate President Howard Carson had already released his interim committee appointments.
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State Commerce Dept Plans Rifle Approach to Attract WV Industry
West Virginia plans targeted appeals to chemical and wood product firms to push local industrial expansion. Industrial development chief James D. Little Jr. says the state will use a rifle approach with detailed packages for specific prospects, aiming to turn more raw materials into finished goods within West Virginia.
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Eleven Former Nazis Convicted in Coblenz Trial
In Coblenz a German court convicted eleven former Nazi policemen for the murder of about 70,000 Jews, gypsies, and others during the Russian campaign. Among the defendants were Georg Heuser, former Rhineland Palatinate police chief, who got 15 years, and Franz Stark, a St. Louis born laborer and Hitler ally, sentenced to life.
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Glenn tours Kyoto during Japan goodwill trip
American astronaut John Glenn and his family toured Kyoto on Thursday as part of a goodwill visit to Japan. He plans to return to Tokyo next Wednesday and end his 12 day stay in Japan on May 31.
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West German 40-Ton Tank Debuts Amid Cold War Push
West Germany unveils a 40 ton tank designed to counter Soviet superiority. The craft features underwater mobility via snorkel, infrared night aiming, and a 105 mm cannon. Officials cite NATO market potential and U.S. interest while noting the high number of Soviet tanks in East Germany.
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Curling roots and outdoor tips in a Scots game feature
The column discusses keeping promises and enjoying outdoor time, noting creative talents can bring extra cash. It then shifts to curling, tracing its origins to Scotland, where the sport developed on frozen lakes and ponds hundreds of years ago as the national game of the Scots.
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Daily Horoscope Aries to Pisces
The signs advise directness, cooperation, and caution. Aries should be clear. Taurus seeks favors only if needed. Gemini should verify rumors. Cancer makes prompt but confident calls. Leo pursues worthwhile deals. Virgo longs for lighter agendas. Libra gains backing. Scorpio earns recognition in pay. Sagittarius notes local gains but delays. Capricorn stays in good shape and finds it interesting. Aquarius works solo though help is scarce. Pisces exits quietly and endures the day.
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