What if Hitler had the bomb and other imagined histories
The column cites The Strangest Things in the World and Lewis Publishing's What if...?, exploring wild alternate histories such as RFK joining Humphrey's ticket to avert Watergate. It also shares Peale's bicycle perseverance parable and notes Ideals appears in Lifestyle each Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Henry
Henry
India
Lewis Publishing
Hitler
Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
RFK
Chicago
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Robert F.kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Nelson W. Polsby
University of California
Ideals
Lifestyle
Chiropractic View Says Backache Signals Value of Self Care
Dr Stephen A Companions DC urges recognizing back pain as a stress indicator and advocates chiropractic care to reduce nervous stress and prevent recurrence. He notes signs like yawning and muscle tightness as distress signals and encourages seeking competent chiropractic treatment for prevention and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Companions
D.C
Sea Semester brings science to sea for 24 students
In Woods Hole a six week sea tour as part of Sea Education Association program trains 24 college juniors in oceanography and maritime subjects. Participants, costing 5100 dollars, conduct field projects across the Gulf of Maine or Caribbean, earning 17 credits and producing scientific papers for a data base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hole
Mass
Sea Education Association
Kevin Halloran
Colgate University
Kristianne Graham
Association
Graham
Gulf of Maine
Caribbean
Susan Gilman
Connecticut College
Inheritance Suggested for Alcoholism Study
American and Danish researchers report a biological marker in the central nervous systems of children of heavy drinkers, indicating higher risk of becoming alcoholics. The study, in Archives of General Psychiatry, tested 48 Danish men ages 19 to 21 with 31 having alcoholic fathers, noting different brain-wave responses after low alcohol doses. None of the subjects were alcoholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Archives of General Psychiatry
Jan Volavka
New York University
Vicki Pollack
University of Southern California Social Science Research Institute
Volavka
New York
Imminent takeover fears spark male unity drive
New York lawyer Sidney Siller age 56, columnist for Penthouse, launched a National Organization of Men membership drive. He warns a future country run by women endangers male power, cites 2000 signups, and accuses news outlets of favoring women's issues while framing men as a minority.
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New York
UPI
National
Organization of Men
Sidney Siller
Penthouse Magazine
Nom
Penthouse
Siller
United States
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Norman Vincent Peale
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Comparmion
Peter Golding
Edmonds
Wash
Elizabeth Rand
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Saeaiaeaias Asai
Ais
Tu's
BIG Boy Family Restaurant
Fairmount Fayetteville
Liverpool N. Syracuse
Levi's
Fayetteville Mall
Levi
Jeane
Levi's Jeans
Donna Thomas
Muah Tat
Esentes
Dewitt
Widewaters Pkwy
Altons
Om Peeson
Oper
Liverpool
Thruway
Elwood Davis Road
Western Lights
Onondaga Blvd
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