How To Choose Safe Leaders Case for Presidential Vetting
New York Times columnist James Reston argues for regular medical and mental fitness checks for high officials below the presidency and Cabinet. He warns such scrutiny could backfire by politicizing critique, yet notes public health factors influence trust in leadership amid debates over presidential suitability.
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Eagleton
New York Times
James Reston
Armed Services
Central Intelligence
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Reston
Board of
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Vietnam
Republic
Family Weekly and The Texas Star In Sundays Sun
Sunday edition highlights Family Weekly and The Texas Star features. Readers find local society notes, community notices, and brief column items across the two special sections.
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The
Texas Star
Mao Admits Conspiracy Triggered Cultural Revolution Purge
The piece argues Mao Tse tung acknowledged a major conspiracy to overthrow him making the Cultural Revolution a purge. It notes Mao's illness, Moscow's fear of Red China's nuclear capacity, and Western views of Kremlin anxiety. It cites plans for an intermediate missile arsenal and potential actions against Russia.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Tostand
China
Mao Tsetung
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Mao
Kremlin
Red China
Russia
Hanoi
Haiphong
Dear Dr Lamb Weight Loss And Alcohol Health Qs
Readers ask about tightening abdominal skin after weight loss and the effects of alcohol on the liver and overall health. Dr Lamb advises gradual weight reduction to restore elasticity, potential surgical removal of excess skin if needed, and notes alcohol damages liver and other organs while offering limited medical use as a sedative.
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Dr. Lamb
FBI Plot Panic in Berrigan Bernstein Alleged Scare
The FBI warned July 12, 1971 that Daniel Berrigan and Leonard Bernstein planned a mass oratorio at the Kennedy Center to mock Nixon officials with an antiwar message in Latin. Bernstein denied the plot, and White House aides sought reassurance as rehearsals proceeded without incident.
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Washington
FBI
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Berrigan Bunch
Henry Kissinger
Berrigan
G-men
White House
Dan Berrigan
Leonard Bernstein
Nixon
Kennedy Center
H. R. Haldeman
Bernstein
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D. C
Daniel Berrigan
Federal Correctional Institution
FCI
Danbury
Connecticut
Roger Stevens
Berrigan- Bernstein
Stevens
Joseph Spear
Willian Safire
Leonard Garment
Harry Kraut
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff Notes
A chaotic OCR reads Baytown Sun personnel with titles including Editor and Publisher Juhi Walley General Manager Paul Putman Assistant to Publisher Amn B Pritchett Office Manager Executive Editor Managing Editor and several others in Advertising. The garbled text lists department roles and a reference to Associated Press copy desk duties.
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Pred Hartman
Juhi Walley
Paul Putman Tammer
Drugs in the Military Raise Question About a Bad Trip
Washington report explores how drug use among U.S. military personnel, including missile crews and pilots, could threaten national security. Pentagon officials say on duty use is extremely unlikely and safe guards exist, while advocate Carl Perian pushes a bill to remove addicted personnel for rehabilitation.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
Neai
Montana
North Dakota
Moscow
United States
Vietnam
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Spain
Florida
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Pentagon
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Perian
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Capitol Hill
Carl Perian
France
Congressman Murphy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Nest
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Danbury Prison
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Mandy
Marth
Wevaer
Associated Press
Ukett
Regul
Stern
John Murphy
D-N-Y
Scotland
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