Eisenhower backs handgun ban and reform ideas
Former president emeritus urges restrictive handgun licensing and federal standards to reduce gun violence. He links rising crime to television, urban decay, and a subculture among youth, while defending peaceful protest and proposing a voluntary national service corps to channel youth energy constructively.
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December antiwar activities mostly peaceful
Across the country December protests largely ended quietly with fasts and vigils. Figures vary at Oceanside two marches drew about 1 090 participants including 200 on duty Marines. scuffles broke out briefly as 20 people clashed with Marines from Camp Pendleton.
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Science Shrinks Painful Hemorrhoids with New Formula
New York Special reports a foxmula that shrinks hemorrhoids in most cases while relieving itching and pain. Doctors note actual reduction occurs, with Preparation H as the leading option. The product soothes irritated tissue and helps prevent further infection whether applied as ointment or suppository.
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Eisenhower Criticizes Media For Dividing Nation
Baltimore based remarks by Pr. Milton Eisenhower lambast the mass news media for focusing on conflicts that divide Americans rather than delivering information that helps citizens solve national problems. He told United Press International that the press has given greater attention to division than to guidance.
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No honor left in Viet says Navy pilot at rally
A Navy lieutenant told about 200 veterans and observers at Oakland Technical High School that there is no honor left in Vietnam. He urged free speech and said his discharge next month was arranged. The event, linked to Veterans for Peace, criticized Vietnam policy and cited My Lai as a shocking example.
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