Ambition Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk
A 3524 man San Francisco Mount Zion study presented to the American Heart Association finds ambitious men develop coronary disease two to three times faster than passive types. Researchers led by Dr Ray Roseman identify personality and behavior as significant factors, alongside family history high blood pressure and smoking, with 133 cases emerged since 1960 among men aged 39 to 59.
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San Francisco
Mount Zion Hospital and Medical Center
American Heart Association
Ray Rose- Man
Roseman
Four-Way Talks Begin as Vietnam Delegations Arrive
The Paris peace process opens with four way talks poised to begin this weekend. President Johnson and South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu warn of hard bargaining and hard fighting ahead while North Vietnam refuses to concede. South Vietnam will speak on internal matters. the United States will cover issues affecting its troops and allies. Ky coordinates the South Vietnamese delegation as Noten Kao Ky.
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South Vietnam
Paris
Johnson
Neouvsn van Tutev
North Vietnam
Vietnam
United States
Ents
Thieu
Noten Kao Ky
Red Side
Precedent to Follow in Federal and NC Appointments
A discussion of how new administrations may reshuffle regulatory commissions and state highway leadership. It notes holdover members hinder change, cites North Carolina Governor-elect Scorr naming Lance Farretorn as Highway Commission chair, and suggests Nixon could leverage vacancies by signaling removals to clear paths for his appointees.
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Washington
Commission
Nixon
North Carolina
Boz Scott
Scott
Highway Commission
Hunt
Moory
Scorr
Fameloth
Jim Farry
Hoover
Farney
Americans For Freedom
Cassius Clay
Robert Taft
Feast Of Lights And The Tradition Of Christmas Candles
The piece traces Christmas light traditions from early Christian candle symbolism to household practices in Ireland and Europe. It notes candles in windows aiding carolers in Beacon Hill Boston in the 19th century and mentions cultural variations such as Trinity candles and Nativity lanterns. A closing anecdote mentions a new bride forgiving a difficult Thanksgiving dinner.
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Jesus
Ireland
France
England
Germany
Beacon Hill
Boston
Book Gift Suggestions For Yule Shoppers In 1947
A newspaper note urges giving books as thoughtful gifts this Christmas season. It highlights durable bindings for outdoor storage and suggests a curated list of NON FICTION titles and fiction like THE COMPLEAT BOATMAN, FLIGHT TO HAVANA, and MOON SHOT, emphasizing engaging reads for yacht owners, travelers, and growing families.
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Compleat Boatman
Panama
Havana
U.S. Air Force
American Independent Party
Bulgaria
America
France
Associaa
WLM
Janie
Billy
Uae
Delano Grape Growers Debate Fallout and Draft Dilemma
At Stanford University two Delano grape growers rebut boycott claims and present earnings from $2.30 an hour to $10,000 annually. The piece surveys Cesar Chavez’s union attempts, union tactics, and broad support for an anti draft stance across political camps while noting potential shifts if unions prevail in Delano.
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Stanford University
San Joaquin Valley
Delano
Sten Roee
California
John Bree
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Worker Organizing Committee
National Labor Relations Board
el Paso
Berkeley
Schenley
DiGiorgio
Cesar Chaves
Hawaii
Bree
California Farm Bureau
Louis Lucas
Stanford
Delany
AFL+ CIO
United Auto Workers
NER
What Nixon Can Learn From Kennedy on Foggy Bottom
Holmes Alexander outlines lessons for President-elect Nixon to reform the State Department. He cites Kennedy and Johnson eras, warns against rotating doors in undersecretary posts, and urges appointing top performers who can act decisively. The piece notes past bureaucratic drift and calls for take charge leadership with accountable successors.
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Washington, D. C
Kennedy
State Department
Bundy
White House
JPK
Richard Nixon
Smith Simpson
Anatom
Nixon
Foreign Service
Simpson
Robert McNamara
Defense Department
Rusk
McNamara
Ford Motor Company
Pentagon
Foreign Service Institution
Rewly
Singapore
CIA
Eisenhower
Dulles
Herter
America
Eleet
Critique of Exam Practices and Educational Research
A college lecturer argues against fixed exam rigidity and the idea of a single right answer. He cites Dr. Robert L. Ebel’s criticisms in the Michigan State University Economic Development program and urges evaluations that reward challenging thinking and multiple valid responses.
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Michigan State University
Robert L. Ebel
Ebel
Ehbel
Michigan State
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