Emotional Crises Of Men Outlined
New York report outlines middle age emotional crises among men including security, low mood, anxiety, alcoholism and impotence. Dr. John F. Briggs of the University of Minnesota urges early mental health care starting in childhood and self knowledge to avoid late life burnout.
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New York
John F. Briggs
University of Minnesota
Briggs
On Job Five Days He’s Due Pension in Kentucky
Vernon Mayes of Lawrenceburg contributed $1.65 to the State Employees Retirement System and may be eligible for at least a $480 pension. The attorney general’s office said he was eligible the day he started work because he was over 75. Mayes served as Senate cloakroom keeper at $12 daily during a five day special session last year and remains in office until a successor is named or he resigns.
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Frankfort
Vernon Mayes
Lawrenceburg
State Employees
Attorney General's Office
Mayes
Senate
Costly unfunded federal programs loom for taxpayers
Senator Wallace F Bennett of Utah warns that already authorized federal programs will cost taxpayers a trillion dollars over 40 years. He explains the scale with a hundred trillion in $1,000,000,000,000 bills stacking 88,000 stories high and cautions that growth of new programs could vastly raise costs. The welfare state philosophy could turn a trillion into petty cash as inflation erodes dollars, security, and freedom.
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Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Answers on veterans benefits and hospitalization rights
The VA uses beds in Federal and non Federal hospitals and may authorize care in non-Federal facilities for service connected disabilities under certain rules. Minor children may qualify even if the mother does not, and lifetime ratings remain valid. A small group of WWI WWII and Korea inductees may get first priority hospitalization if disabled and not due to misconduct while en route to active duty. Count on cooking a cup of rice when you want servings for four to six.
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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Outdoor fishing tips brighten catches and tackle care
You can increase your catches by using bright hooks both on lures and with natural baits. In murky water the shiny hooks will attract fish. Prolonged exposure to heat can cause a plastic tackle box to warp. The interior of a metal tackle box can get extremely hot and plastic lures stored within often will warp enough to spoil their action.
Safe fishing hook care and rust protection tips
Do not oil hooks or store in oily rag containers as oil ruins hooks and kills live bait. Coat hooks with clear fast drying nail polish to prevent rust. Paint the entire hook except the paint and barb to avoid slowing the hook’s penetration into fish flesh.
Senator Williams cites $1 million hourly deficit rise
Washington swelled with claims the federal deficit has grown at a rate of $1 million per hour since Kennedy took office. He also charged the New Frontier with expanding federal payrolls by more than four employees every five minutes, as the administration pushes new spending programs.
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Washington
John J. Williams
Delaware
Senate
Kennedy
Dull Colored Sinkers Improve Fishing Stealth
New sinkers from the tackle store shine briefly then lose their gloss after a few days in the water. A shiny sinker can attract strikes to the weight rather than the bait or lure. In fast action, plugs can get nicked. carry small bottles of model airplane paint to touch up quickly.
Polishing a Spoon at Sea with Wet Tobacco Technique
If cleaning at home is not possible a fisherman can restore shine by shredding a cigarette and applying the wet tobacco to the spoon with fingers until the surface gleams. This method relies on the tobacco oils and mild abrasives to brighten metal.
Keep your tackle box in the shade on hot days
A brief health and safety reminder advises anglers to store fishing gear in shade during extreme heat to prevent heat damage and maintain equipment readiness. The notice emphasizes protecting tackle from sun exposure and preserving tackle performance.
Sandpaper Costs Hit Furniture Factories
University Park reports Stanley F. Stevens of Carborundum Co says sandpaper bills in wood working plants run from 15000 to 30000 dollars annually. The figure highlights sandpaper as the largest processing expense in typical furniture factories.
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University Park
Stanley F. Stevens
Carborundum Co
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