More Women Entering Medicine Across Decades
Amid a physician shortage, women increasingly join medicine. US medical schools graduated 345 women in 1955 and 503 in 1965, with higher dropouts among men. In the Soviet Union 80 percent of physicians are female, reflecting global gender shifts in the field.
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Housing needs for handicapped and aging in College Station
Mrs. Jane Berry of Texas A&M University highlights the housing mismatch for the physically disabled and elderly. She notes older couples prefer familiar neighborhoods but face large, costly homes, while families with a disabled member struggle with planning and finances. Key fixes include wider doors and four foot-wide halls to ease wheelchair access and reduce hazards.
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College Station
Jane Berry
Texas A&m University
Bad Odds Surmise on Childhood Obesity Remains High
A study by Drs Albert J. Stankard and Victor Burt shows odds against a fat child becoming a normal weight adult are over four to one, rising to 28 to one if no adolescent weight loss. From a group near two thousand, the research warns obesity may persist without youth weight reduction.
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Albert J. Stankard
Victor Burt
First California newspaper origins and the Ramage press
California's first newspaper began in Monterey in 1846 moved from a mule carried press from Mexico City. The Ramage press, built in New York, was first used by the Mexican government and later printed on the West Coast with paper once used to wrap cigars.
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San Francisco
California
Monterey
Mexico City
New York
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Sun Wanted for Results Published Thursdays in Whitewright
A brief local notice indicates a weekly Sun Wanted for results published every Thursday. It notes second-class postage paid at the Whitewright Texas post office with ZIP code 79491 and affiliation with the Texas Press Association.
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Whitewright
Texas
Tex. Press Association
New York Agitator Pushes Union to End Welfare
A New York activist seeks to unionize half a million welfare clients to end the current relief program and promote an adequate guaranteed annual income. He argues this would double relief costs to over a billion dollars and trigger a federal response, but warns a planned economy would require government control of work and consumption, lowering living standards and forcing production plans and housing under state management.
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New York
Prayer as Guide to Helping Others in Christ
When loved ones suffer or falter we may want to help in every way. Begin with prayer for guidance and wise judgment to ensure effective aid. Prayer quickens the Spirit of Christ within them and strengthens our faith that Christ guides them toward their highest good.
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Welfare state critique warns against universal funds
A suburban town, with average family income around 14 000, seeks 33 551.12 in federal anti poverty funds for learning aid though no families earn below 2 000. The superintendent argues taxpayers contributed the money, warning welfare programs widen to all and threaten self government and freedom, potentially steering toward totalitarianism. Proponent cites non government relief as preferable, targeting aid to the truly needy while preserving independence.
Costly lighter targets rich buyers with gold line
A new lighter priced at 1200 dollars targets those with means. The slim gold line uses precious metals and is built from 52 precisely tooled parts, assembled by hand. The manufacturer notes high quality and exclusivity, urging readers to place Sun Want Ads for quick results.
Divorce Petition in Grayson County Texas Court
Legal notice issued September 20 1966 commands Darlene J Rich to answer by November 7 1966 in the 15th District Court Sherman Texas to John William Rich plaintiff seeking a divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Case No 71833 filed May 4 1966 with publication in Whitewright Sun on Sept 29 and Oct 6 13 20 1966.
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Darlene JO Rich
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15Th District Court
Grayson County
Sherma
Texas
John William Rich
Sherman
Tex
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
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