Beatings Linked to Survival in Vietnam Prison Camps
Sacramento psychiatrist Dr. William Mayer, chief deputy director of the state Health Department, cites research on Korean and Vietnamese POWs. He says brutality can spark anger and will to live, while Chinese methods in Korea used indoctrination and self criticism to erode trust, with 30 percent of American POWs dying.
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Father Builds Strongman Baby Freddie Bennett Exercising Early
In North Syracuse, Frederick Bennett 15 months old can do five pushups and lift a 15 pound barbell with ease. His parents started the exercise program at home, monitoring exertion carefully. Freddie also hangs from a bar and has tried a 25 pound barbell, with no signs of harm per his pediatrician. The family notes concerns from friends but stresses Freddie’s health remains strong. In Washington, Sen. Eagleton says the Tea Tasters board costs taxpayers 117250 this year and proposes funding via higher tea company fees. He questions ongoing boards like the Board of Tea Appeals, and urges abolition or reform.
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