Choose Your Worries and Worries About Reality Explored
The text argues worry is not proof of abnormality and that anxiety may reflect real or imagined dangers. It notes psychiatrists may label worries with expensive terms, but emphasizes focusing on worries one can influence. It suggests seeking help if worries are unrealistic or overwhelming and reminds some anxiety can be normal.
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New York
America
Bill
Smith
Big Fang
Tex
Hilda
Handsome
Mac
Good Finisher Opportunity Amid Job Setbacks
Henry J. Taylor argues that recession fear stems from unemployment and urges optimistic pacing. He recalls Richard Harding Davis as a model of perseverance, noting public officials shape news and the nation offers chances to be a good finisher despite setbacks.
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Richard Harding Davis
Davis
America
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
New York
Roy Howard
United Press
Eagles Need Protection From Cruel Wildlife Crime
Two Sterling College students found a shot bald eagle near Sterling, the second such discovery in the area this year. The article condemns the killing as a crime with a $500 fine and potential jail, notes pesticide impacts on eagles, and urges accountability for shooters.
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America
Kansas
Sterling College
Sterling
No Unisex Here Fashion Director Quoted on Men in Short Shorts
A Playboy fashion director at a Philadelphia men’s wear convention argued for relaxed male dress and the right for men to wear shorter shorts. He said appearance drives gendered fashion, noting men might choose knickers or slacks if appearance matters. He cautioned against dragging men into a hot pants debate.
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Playboy Magazine
Philadelphia
Daydreaming Proposed as Part of Early Curriculum
A research psychologist proposes lower grade periods set aside for passive contemplation and daydreaming followed by activities to express thoughts. The aim is to foster creative thinking, challenging the view that daydreaming equals inattentiveness and wasteful idleness.
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Winchester News and Civil War Tour Plans
Arthur Dunlap Jr. will enter the U S Army Security Agency on July 10 and expects to graduate from Virginia Tech in June. Winchester will host a circle tour of Civil War sites in the Shenandoah Valley starting from that jumping off point. Anne T. Hyde was christened at Christ Episcopal Church. A torchlight parade will highlight Winchester Firemen’s night festival participation with over 200 marchers. A reception honored Miss Virginia Reid Hollar on retirement as Director of Nurses at Winchester Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Home parlor. Alice Statton Brumback and eight other Handley High School graduates are part of UVa’s February 19 class.
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Arthur Dunlap, JR
United States Army Security Agency
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia Reid Hollar
Alice Statton Brumback
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Daily Meditation on Bible, Life and Spiritual Truths
Earl St. Douglas reflects that the Bible mainly presents moral and spiritual principles rather than history or science. He urges applying biblical guidance to daily life and future planning, noting humanity’s spiritual nature and the need for spiritual answers beyond scientific achievement. He cites I Corinthians 2 9 to underscore divine promises.
North Vietnam urged to meaningfully resume Paris talks
Washington argues Hanoi has miscommunicated US policy on prisoner releases and withdrawal. President Nixon reiterates total troop pullout only with mutual action while urging Hanoi to act to free hundreds of American prisoners and move negotiations forward at Paris.
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Hanoi
Madame Nguyen Thi Binh
Vietnam
Paris
Rome
United States
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Nixon
America
Say No To Avoid Woe Says HAL Boyle
The columnist argues that many troubles stem from accepting ill advised actions and urges readers to decline half baked schemes. Examples include petting a dangerous lion, questionable dating scams, betting tricks, and other con games, illustrating how saying no can prevent disaster.
Airlines seek savings amid slump raise fares and add pay options
Airlines curb service and raise fares in family discount plans as carriers search for revenue. An Eastern Airlines move to $1.50 cocktails mirrors a New York Times report that pay amenities may spread, with pay toilets not planned yet but revenue ideas under review.
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Charleston
S.C
News and Courier
Eastern Airlines
New York Times
New York
Cigarette Smoking Ties Hearts to Health in Listen Journal
Francis A. Soper editor of Listen highlights heart risks of smoking in American Heart Month. The magazine features an eight page color supplement with heart photographs from Lennart Nilsson. Esther Carr warns cholesterol buildup and clot risk raise heart attack chances in smokers.
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Francis A. Soper
Listen Magazine
Life Magazine
Lennart Nilsson
Esther Carr
Winchester Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Carr
Blessings Recited as Reflection on Present Fortunes
A thoughtful meditation quotes Deuteronomy and Dickens urging focus on present blessings. It contrasts current abundance with shared human past misfortunes and calls for gratitude rather than dwelling on loss.
How's Your I Q A 10 Day Quiz Prompts Quick Scoring
A dated quiz feature describes scoring by daily correct answers and IQ categories Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. It poses ten sample questions including monodent teeth U S Constitution Asuncion capital and hitch types.
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U.S
Asuncion
Babe Ruth
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