Networks blamed for TV violence in American homes
Senate files show media bosses pressured by profits to push gore on viewers. Reports note three networks control content, suppress research, and neglect child welfare while calling for stronger FCC oversight to curb violence in programming.
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Foreign students in United States receive vast UNESCO fellowships
The UNESCO Study Abroad report notes 82,700 foreign students in the United States benefit from over 42,600 fellowships. The figures reflect international education support from UNESCO's education arm.
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Hippo Can Walk Bottom of Stream Ten to Twelve Minutes
A report notes that a hippopotamus can travel along the stream bed for about 10 to 12 minutes before resurfacing for air.
Ann Landers Letters on Boss Abuse and Sibling Jealousy
A reader asks how to cope with a brutal boss causing ulcers and migraines and whether quitting is best. Another writes about endless fighting with fiancé and advises ending the relationship to seek friendship. A teen girl confesses feeling hated for being copied by her younger sister and is guided to declare independence and pursue separate interests.
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Alcohol listed as potential third leading US killer
Dr Ab rams E Bennett of the University of California School of Medicine says alcohol could be the third largest killer in the United States if all direct and indirect causes related to alcohol were fully evaluated. The comment frames alcohol as a major public health concern in national death statistics.
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UPI
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Daily Horoscope and Guidance for All Zodiac Signs
June 14 forecast with Aries to Pisces notes. Aries enjoys relaxation and social payoff. Taurus seeks opportunity through contacts. Gemini plans travel and trusts instincts. Cancer should organize finances and finish tasks. Leo advised to observe and verify legalities. Virgo monitor possessions and prepare for extra work. Libra romance and family harmony. Scorpio emphasizes security and long view. Sagittarius catch up on duties. Capricorn may be paid for past service. Aquarius seeks new beginnings and frankness. Pisces hints at puzzle pieces aligning and discerning true friends.
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Now You Know By United Press International
Five secretaries of state became president after Thomas Jefferson through Martin Van Buren but none since Van Buren in 1829. The brief notes the historical pattern of secretaries of state advancing to the presidency and omits later examples.
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United Press International
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
James Madison
Martin van Buren
van Buren
See My Business Manager Helps Stars With Finances
Hollywood columnist notes actors rely on business managers to handle money. A. Morgan Maree III runs a firm founded in 1932 serving about 100 individuals and 50 corporations in entertainment. The manager keeps stars solvent, coordinating investments and debt, beyond agents or personal managers.
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