Editorial: Nervous breakdowns loom in U S study
The U S Public Health Service reports about 5.4 million adults have suffered nervous breakdowns and 14.2 million thought they would, based on a 6 672 person survey. Women show higher symptom rates. education and locality affect results. Northeast lowest, South highest. The piece notes 91 million remaining calm despite crises.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Northeast
Nixon Seeks Taxpayer Backing for Government Reorganization
President Nixon hinges his Big Plan on revenue sharing with states cities and counties to push a four department reorganization and curb federal deficits. Critics warn grassroots support may backfire as lobby rivals mobilize against loss of power.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Democratic Congress
House
Senate
Harry Truman
Deer Butchery Inspires Regional Reward Plan
A graphic deer killing spurs hunting and conservation clubs to form a multi-group reward fund. George Schecter and Ben Burkhart spearhead pledges, urging public commitment to track and convict the culprits while The Star serves as the initial clearing house for donations.
Air Conditioning Partials Boost Milk Output in Summer
Louisiana State University dairy scientists find that cooling cows’ heads and necks through seals into a cooled space raises milk production by 20 percent in summer. Full barn cooling yields about 30 percent more, but is costly, leaving farmers to cool only a portion while the uncooled rear area remains.
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Louisiana State University
Alas
Obligation to Victim and Crime Compensation History
The article examines state duties to victims of crime and the rise of compensation programs. It notes five states including California New York Hawaii Massachusetts and Maryland adopting victim compensation laws to reimburse out of pocket expenses and reflects on administration costs.
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California
New York
Hawaii
Massachusetts
Maryland
Red Cross Fund Drive Appoints Local Chair
Charles R. Bish of Dinner Bedy Corp named Winchester Frederick County chairman of the 1961 Red Cross Fund Drive. Charles Toan of Frederick County Fruit Growers Association attends the 65th annual Virginia State Horticultural Society meeting in Roanoke to speak on the harvest labor future. Democrats in Winchester Frederick rally to form a Democratic Club. Dr Chester L. Riley to resume practice around February 1 after Navy Medical Corps service. T Harrison Davies of Oak Ridge Tenn principal speaker at sixth Town Meeting. U S Senator Harry F Byrd to speak at the Rouss Fire Company banquet on February 11.
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Charles R. Bish
Dinner Bedy Corp
Winchester Frederick County
Charles Toan
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Roanoke
Winchester
Frederick County
Chester L. Riley
U.S. Navy Medical Corps
T. Harrison Davies
Oak Ridge
Tenn
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Rouss Fire Company
Hidden Future Mercy in Daily Meditation
The meditation argues that God hides the future as a mercy. Since we cannot know tomorrow we should act today with diligence, building a hopeful life rather than chasing foreknowledge. It cautions against laziness while urging trust in God to guide outcomes.
Senator Brooke Suggests Ending Distinction to Shorten Senate
The Tifton Gazette reports Sen. Edward Brooke proposes stopping the use of the term distinguished to trim Senate days. The idea drew warm reception from the chamber, with Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield replying distantly to the remark.
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Tifton
Edward Brooke
Mass
Senate
Brooke
Mike Mansfield
Massachusetts
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions And 10 Days
Quiz style page asks readers to score 100 questions over ten days with daily results. It lists sample questions on geography, proverbs, apparel, sports, arthropods, history, music, botany, Olympics and classical music, aiming to test memory and knowledge.
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Colombo
Trincomalee
Indian Ocean
Spain
Paganini
George Szell
Comment on salt intake and health effects
Dear reader and readers of this paper, Dr. Lamb explains that an optimal amount of salt exists and most people do not need extra salt beyond cooking. He notes a moderate salt diet suits most individuals, while excess salt can raise blood pressure and fluid buildup in heart liver or kidney disease.
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Dr. Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Lamb
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