Henderson denies civilians killed at My Lai in 1968
Witness testified Col. Oran K. Henderson claimed allegations of 450 to 500 civilian deaths were Viet Cong propaganda. He said 20 civilians died accidentally during the March 16 operation as U.S. troops fought 128 Viet Cong. The defense and prosecutors debated whether Henderson lied to a Pentagon inquiry and whether he asked subordinates to survey helicopter crews for signs of firing on civilians.
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Henderson
U.S
My Lai
United States
William V. Wilson
Washington
Son Tinh
Koster
Wilson
Spain
Col. Henderson
Glen D. Gibson
Tone
Pentagon
Gibson
11Th Brigade
William R. Peers
Carroll Tichenor
174Th Assault
Henry B. Rothblatt
China
Jerry R.culverhouse
Hédderson
W Ho
al So
Lawrence M. Colburn
Colburn
Peter S. Wondolowski
Helpful Hausfrau May Drive Mate Back To Smoking
An American psychologist warns that well intentioned wives may push husbands back to cigarettes in efforts to help quit. Dr Daniel Horn notes such interference reduces quitting success at a World Conference on smoking and health attended by 400 delegates from 22 countries. Maori women in New Zealand show the highest death rate from smoking, while British researchers cite a greater harm per cigarette in Britain than in America due to puff patterns and butt disposal.
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London
Daniel Horn
U.S
National Clearing House For Smoking and Health
Horn
Tobacco
Newealand
Richard Doll
Oxford University
Britain
America
Motivation Test and the five laws of human motivation
Bill H a magazine editor discusses five basic laws of human motivation used to judge reader reaction and drive sales. He cites a test applied to editors doctors and ad executives, noting that audiences care more about what they like than what creators prefer and that publishers must prioritize customer needs over inner preferences.
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Yale
N.Y
Bill H
Crane
Saturday Evening Post
Bill
Brady Health Service on Remedies and Diet Critique
A critical overview of medical therapies and nutrition, arguing many remedies are ineffective or costly. The author condemns quack practices, notes calcium and vitamin supplementation, and mocks modern medical jargon. Signed letters from Dr. William Brady invite health queries at 625 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Elmira
FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
Samuel Koster
George W. Crane
Tion
Brady's Health Service
Merchants of Medicine
Dr. Osler
Jefferson Medical School
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sherman
Cadillac
Fleetwood
Fisher
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