International Medical Aid to Travelers aids wandering patients
An editorial lauds Dr. Vincenzo Marcolongo and his IAMAT, the International Association for Medical Aid to Travelers, for linking travelers with language-friendly doctors worldwide. It notes fixed fees for office, hotel, and after hours visits, and highlights that IAMAT operates without government or SBA loans, with contact details in New York. A light note about a journalism bias toward wealth closes the piece.
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Vincenzo Marcolongo
IAMAT
International Association For Medical Aid
No socks trend blamed for campus foot trouble
Doctors warn that students going sockless with shoes risk blisters infections and misery. The piece notes hippies avoid socks with sandals as a protest trademark, implying broader health concerns may affect long run foot health in Flower Land versus campus fashion.
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Flower Land
Campus
Dear Abby Feud Over Cooking Sparks Counsel Request
Readers ask Abby for marital guidance on a wife who won’t cook and a secretary pressed for intrusive information. A mother urges parents to set boundaries as an engaged 18 year old funds and lends a car to his fiancée while defending her son’s autonomy.
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Abby
Harold
Hughes says dissent in parties helps unity and policy
Des Moines report quotes Gov. Harold E. Hughes arguing that dissent and assent within political parties are constructive. He defends President Johnson's overall leadership on Vietnam while noting Democrats seek changes in war policy, and he stresses loyalty to country and party, not disloyalty.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Vietnam
Johnson
South Vietnam
U. S. Senate
Rity
Gov. Hughes
United States
U. S
Sia
Iowa
Quirky Musings and Trivia from L M Boyd Column
A collection of wry observations and Q A snippets spanning studies on theater chair sizes for men versus women, playful notes on language and culture, light anthropology, and humorous odds and ends. It includes jokes on names in China, voting by machine, and Lycanthropy as a mental ailment with a playful tone.
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Alice
Chicago
Misleading defense in bridge hand yields unexpected down one
The article explains a strategy in which East misleads declarer by signaling with the eight and six of spades to induce a dangerous ruff. By continuing with the third spade and a sequence, declarer may be forced to lose a trick, allowing the defense to win two trump tricks and defeat the contract.
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Declarer
King
West
South
Res Syndicate, Inc
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