Eight feigned insanity subjects exposed in Rosenhan study
The Rosenhan experiment at Stanford screened eight individuals who pretended schizophrenia to test diagnosis reliability. They were admitted to twelve hospitals for 7 to 52 days, all discharged as schizophrenic in remission, revealing flaws in patient intake and staff judgment.
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David L. Rosenhan
Stanford University
Harvard researchers test blood substitute in animals
Harvard School of Public Health reports initial success with artificial blood substitutes using fluorocarbons in rats and monkeys. The animals survived a week on the substitute while natural blood regrew, with no ill effects, though human testing remains far off.
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Harvard School of Public Health
Old Rolls Royces and antiques gain value in market
The piece argues older items like Rolls Royces coins stamps and furniture hold strong demand and rise in price. It notes a 1911 Rolls Royce once sold for about 40000 while a 1973 model costs far less, suggesting holding onto old items may prove lucrative. It casts doubt on current used car prices and forecasts longevity value.
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Letter to the Editor warns of crime and calls for more police
The writer, portraying a would be robber, urges citizens to demand better police protection in Frederick County. He questions deputy coverage after midnight and urges residents to back tax increases to fund more officers by year end 1973. He crafts a call to action addressed to district supervisors.
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Frederick County
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Prayer Breakfast debate presses for student voluntary prayers
Washington report notes ongoing controversy over prayers in schools. Supreme Court rulings prohibit government mandated prayer, while advocates seek voluntary student prayer services during recess. The piece cites weekly prayer breakfasts in Congress and a National Prayer Breakfast with President Nixon addressing peace and the Vietnam war end agreement.
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Agnew Cut Adrift To Swim On His Own In Nixon Era
President Nixon distances the Vice President Spiro T. Agnew from 1976 Republican nomination dynamics while Agnew presses his own political plan. The piece outlines staff cuts, adviser tensions, and Agnew’s public image amid Nixon’s cautious bedside approach to his successor prospects. It also notes Nixon’s foreign assignments and the broader political landscape including George Bush and other GOP figures, with reflections on postwar America and public service.
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New York
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Five Seek City Council Seats in Stephens City Race
Star Files notes Stephens City received another 5 679 dollars from the State Water Control Board for a sewer project. E R Huntsberry Jr heads the Apple Blossom Festival In Town Membership. Winchester reports nearly 0 5 inch more snow in 12 days, bringing total in area to about 10 inches. Five more candidates join council race: Percy D Miller Dr George Smith Joseph E Butler Carson Dettra William M Richards.
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Daily Meditation on Serving Christ and Humble Duty
The writing argues that helping those in need is serving Jesus regardless of professed faith. It honors people who act with kindness for human relief and insists all believers are equal before God. The key questions are sincerity and willingness to give, not status or wealth.
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