How to Keep from Going off Your Rocker
Indiana physician Dr. Carl D. Martz of Indiana University medical school counsels rocking as a healthful activity to ease tension and improve circulation. He notes rocking benefits joints and muscles, expends energy gently, aids heart function, and complements knitting or conversation in rehabilitation and daily life.
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Indiana
Carl D. Martz
Indiana University Medical School
Indiana State Medical Association
Dr. Martz
Kennedy
Martz
Duke of Windsor's Return Talks Collide with Duchess Role
Months ago the Duke of Windsor, 69, sought official status for his wife Wallis Simpson as Duchess of Windsor and a royal appointment. The Crown accepted the titles but balked at the Duchess's potential active social role, leading to the plan being quashed.
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Duke of Windsor
Queen Elizabeth
England
Wallis Simpson
Duchess of
Windsor
Great Britain
De Gaulle Proposes Cancer Fund From Military Budget
General de Gaulle would allocate 5 percent of France's military budget to an international cancer fund. The idea came from Louis Armand, who has written to Soviet Russia Great Britain and the United States urging similar pledges.
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General de Gaulle
France
Louis Armand
Soviet
Rusia
Great Britaan
United States
Carlton cigarettes disclose tar and nicotine on label
New Carlton cigarettes display tar and nicotine content on the package as analysts point to ongoing health concerns. American Tobacco says the move responds to public interest, while scientists see it as spur for reducing harmful smoke constituents.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Carlton
United States Public Health Service
Carltons
Divorce Petition Filed in Grayson County Texas
Public notice commands Earnest Stapleton to answer a divorce petition filed by Joan Stapleton. Case No. 69692 heard in Fifteenth District Court Sherman in Grayson County with a return date by February 10 1964. Published in The Whitewright Sun January 2 9 16 23 1964.
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Sherman
Texas
E. R. Brodhead
Grayson County
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Divorce Citation for Willie May Thornhill in Grayson County
No. 69634 names Bennie Thornhill as plaintiff and Willie May Thornhill as defendant. Divorce on grounds of cruel treatment sought in the 15th District Court of Grayson County at Sherman with a Monday after 42 days issuance deadline and a return date of November 19, 1963.
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State OF Texas
Willie May Thornhill
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Bennie Thornhill
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Sweets and Saints Across Time from Candy to St. Nicholas
A survey of candy consumption shows Americans eat about 17 pounds yearly with higher rates in cold states and younger boys. notes on candy origins from kandisefid and ancient Egyptian use, plus facts on San Marino, Lake Michigan, hot South African mines, permutations of 10 bells, hearing ranges, Christmas history from AD 98 to AD 340, and the spread of Saint Nicholas legends.
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Utah
Wyoming
Mississippi
Republic
San Marino
Italy
Lake Michigan
South Africa
Reindeer Sled Replaces Horse in Nordic Vision
Apparition shifts from white horse to a reindeer drawn sled as fame reaches Scandinavia. The vision receives a red suit, a hand me down from the ancient Norse god Thor.
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Thor
Generals Attend Grant Funeral in 1885 Confederacy Loses Largely
Six Confederate generals are reported to have attended the funeral of Union General Ulysses S. Grant in 1885. The ceremony drew veterans from both sides and marked a rare moment of reconciliation as prominent Confederate leaders paid respects at Grant's bier.
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Gen
U. S. Grant
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