Marijuana Study and Bathing Traditions Highlight Editorial Page
The editorial cites a Philadelphia study described by AMA journals as the first solid evidence on marijuana effects, noting mental disturbances in 38 heavy smokers and heightened adolescent vulnerability. It also traces bathing history from Babylonian tubless baths to Roman marble tubs, then notes Anzac Day remembrance and ongoing Australian and New Zealand service in Vietnam.
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Philadelphia
American Medical Association
a_ trade association
Australia
New Zealand
Gallipoli
Talking to yourself keeps drivers alert
A Cambridge psychologist argues self dialogue while driving aids anticipation of accidents and alerts drivers. He says forecasting dangers reduces surprises and promotes safety on the road, though he notes extreme fears could deter car use for some people.
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Cambridge
England
Protests in San Francisco Expose Student Tensions Over Money
William F. Buckley Jr notes in San Francisco that students attending a weekend protest are divided by money and leadership. He cites Congressman Burton pressing funding and threatening the stage, while a militant Chicano leader steered the crowd away from the central issue of the Vietnam War to other topics.
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San Francisco
Congressman Burton
Burton
Rock Bank
Martin Luther King
Dick Gregory
Pete McCloskey
Mr. Nixon
White House
Colorado Springs
Vietnam
Nixon
Agnew
Washington
Coretta King
Hanoi
Eee
America
United States
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Roadblocks Ahead for Nixon Economic Expansion
Washington reports Administration fears substantial obstacles to growth include Lockheed bailout risk, steel wage disputes, and tougher trade terms. Connally may back government loan guarantees for Lockheed while Congress weighs the SST subsidy and global competition.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Lockheed Aircraft
Connally
Democratic
Congress
Lockheed
Lieut Gov A E S Stephens to address Winchester club
The Star Files reports that Lieut Governor A E S Stephens will address the Winchester Frederick County Democratic Club on May 12. The area experiences daylight savings with little disruption while frost and patchy cold threaten early blossoms. The Shenandoah College and Conservatory Music Festival runs May 4 to 6 in Shenandoah Auditorium. Paul M Haldeman resigns as of May 1 from the School Trustee Electoral Board. Nancy Anderson, Queen Shenandoah XIX, to visit Amherst Street home. Charles Staples of Stephens City, Frederick County PTA president, says a committee will meet with Dr. Dabney S Lancaster to discuss school improvements.
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A.E S. Stephens
Winchester
Nancy Anderson
Shenandoah XIX
Mrs
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Charles Staples
Stephens City
Frederick County
Parent- Teachers Association
PTA
Dabney S.lancaster
Daily Meditation on Humility and Truth
The passage urges humility in seeking truth, noting that modern claims of complete knowledge are folly. It cites St Paul and Edison to illustrate that even great minds acknowledge only a small portion of truth and that we should continually strive to learn more while remaining aware we know in part.
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St. Paul
Thomas Edison
United States
Southeast Asia
Asia
Cautious handling of Washington protests outlined by administration
The government plans restraint with demonstrators while warning of arrests for disorder next week. National Guard readiness and police surveillance are noted as potential brakes on blockades and sit ins aimed at Pentagon and federal offices.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Pentagon
National Guard
United States
Fire at Cedar Hill Apartment Echoes Community Aid
Letter from Mrs. Carrie Dokes of Cedar Hill Clearbrook thanks Pastor and members of John Wesley Church St. Pauls Church fire companies Red Cross and friends for assistance after a fire on April 10 at their home Cedar Hill.
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Cedar Hill
John Wesley Church
St. Paul’s Church
The
Red Cross
Friends
Mrs
Carrie Dokes
Clearbrook
College men split on hair length survey shows mixed styles
A Gallup College Survey reports 23 percent of males prefer long but above ear hair 20 percent favor hair beyond the ear but not shoulder 7 percent wear it long all the way while 45 percent still prefer traditional short styles. The odd total hints at bald individuals skewing the percentages.
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Gallup College
How to Score Memory Genius Based on 100 Questions
A 10 day quiz scoring guide ranks performance from Memory Genius for 9–10 correct, Very Superior for 7–8, Excellent for 5–6, and Good for 4. Page 2 provides the correct answers. Questions cover geography, history, chemistry, and biology with true false and identification prompts.
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Suez Canal
Alaska
Nome
Juneau
Fairbanks
U.S
Georgia
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Advocates
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William F. Buckley, JR
By David Lawrence
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John Connally
Rolls Royce
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Peru
NATO
Paul M. Haldeman
School Trustee
Earl L. Douglas
By Jack Bell
Star
Savannah
Evening Press
I.Q
Winchester Evening ‘Star
Kent St
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B.o’connell
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