Seat belts cut auto deaths in half says study
Editorial urges belt use after Cornell Aeronautical Lab tests on 70 000 cars across three states over five years. Paired accident data show death or serious injury 50 percent higher for unbelted occupants, with lower odds when shoulder harnesses are used. Potential police and insurer reporting of nonuse expected.
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Guarding the heart in Bell system study
A five year study of 270000 Bell Telephone System workers finds heart attack rate not higher in executives. Body building, diet, and smoking have greater influence on heart disease than managerial stress, indicating healthy habits are better protection than avoiding responsibility.
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Private discipline halts Embarrassment in public
Paul Harvey comments on Tony Randall's Philadelphia remarks about President Johnson and Eugene McCarthy. He argues public figures should express views privately, warning applause tempts excess and can lead to embarrassing outbursts. He cites McCarthy’s downfall and advises personal restraint and integrity.
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Mac's World Protest Movement Shaky View
Washington columnist notes the antiwar protest economy risks if peace talks succeed. He predicts defense contractors adapt, while protest merchandisers and media figures lose relevance. touches on Carmichael, Clark, and Carmichael's militant stance amid a shifting political climate.
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McCarthy gains momentum after Wisconsin win
Washington analyst notes McCarthy leads in mood and momentum after Wisconsin victory. Indiana May 7 primary looms as first head-to-head with Kennedy with Oregon Nebraska California next tests. Nixon benefits from Johnson withdrawal, boosting GOP position and momentum for the likely nominees.
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Rockefeller to announce for President amid racial tension
Washington column notes Gov Nelson Rockefeller plans a Republican run after family conference and King’s death, citing Rockefeller's focus on race relations and support from Thruston Morton. It recounts civil unrest and cautions on political fallout, highlighting urban policy fights and southern involvement in welfare cuts.
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Loyalty Day urged by VFW commander in Biddeford parade
Commander Donald Linscott of the Saco Memorial VFW Post calls for patriotism amid disloyal sentiment, urging Loyalty Day observances. He notes Loyalty Day became national in 1958 under Public Law 529 and invites a Biddeford parade on April 28, with nationwide demonstrations to show loyal American sentiment.
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Three Minutes A Day By Rev James Keller
The piece reflects on Jesus Last Supper and His final message of love to his disciples. It cites John 13 34 35 and 15 13 urging believers to love one another and to be willing to lay down life for friends as a guiding principle during holy days.
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To The Point on Atlantic-Pacific Moats and Lee
Russell Kirk reflects on global strategy obsolescence of defensive moats, cites Robert E. Lee’s virtues and Marcus Aurelius quotes. He contrasts humane leadership with Sherman’s harsher methods, urging restraint as Americans face distant conflicts and a widening sphere of influence.
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Havana Nightlife and Political Turmoil Noted
The piece notes bars and clubs in Havana facing closures while Castro operates amid joint pains and upheaval. It observes Cuba’s tourist scene affected by hijackings, contrasts American choices between Paris taxes and Miami risks, and hints at a national focus on serving others.
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