Yanks in Vietnam Stick to Guns Amid Frustrating Handicaps
By Bob Considine in New York reports from Saigon and Washington. The piece traces U S war aims and the shifting roles of American troops in Vietnam while noting Henry Cabot Lodge’s Saigon reception and South Vietnamese resistance to American influence. It contrasts home front attitudes with costly aid and underscores the grim, multi sided nature of the conflict. The column also cites Sol Linowitz’s remarks on regional hunger and Romania’s stance toward NATO and the Soviet bloc.
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AMA Urges Research on Auto Safety
The American Medical Association journal urged immediate research into crashworthy vehicles and the elimination of dangerous car features. It criticized past punitive attitudes toward automotive safety and called for widespread padding, removal of sharp interior protrusions, and better seat belt and steering column protections to reduce fatalities and injuries.
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