Blame for Vietnam becomes a looming political issue
The piece argues blame for the Indochina disaster could fall on any party since several administrations were involved. It notes doves hawks and antiwar voters all influence the blame dynamic and suggests candidates may test the issue in 1976 while urging restraint to avoid national political damage.
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UPI
United States
Indochina
University of Michigan
New Hampshire
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Vietnam
Cambodia
Ford
Weight loss plateau puzzle in dieters studied in Britain
In controlled tests by D. S. Miller and Sally Parsonage, 29 women on 1500 calorie diets showed only partial weight loss after three weeks, with 9 maintaining weight and 1 gaining. The study suggests metabolic adaptation and self-delusion as reasons for plateau in long-term dieters.
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London
UPI
D. S. Miller
Queen Elizabeth College
Sally Parsonage
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Lancet
United Kingdom
Mills Resumes House Duties After Alcoholism Scandal
Wilbur Mills returns to Congress after rehab and public vows to stay sober. The former Ways and Means chairman, 65, says he now advocates abstinence and plans to serve as a reformer, taking life one day at a time and embracing AA as a lifestyle.
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UPI
Wilbur Mills
Congress
Mills
House
Ways and Means
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Florida
Alcoholics Anonymous
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