Editorial on violence as political sickness in 1967
The Los Angeles Times condemns the Weatherman and SDS violence in Chicago as a sickness, not politics. It argues masked street violence, police assaults, and vandalism are psychopathic acts undermining civil authority and free dissent, not expressions of legitimate protest.
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Chicago
New Life Force and Longevity Link Found by Geriatric Researchers
A 1956 study of 47 healthy men aged 65 to 92, reexamined in 1968, linked longer survival to retaining intellectual vigor. Samuel Granick and J E Birren led the work at Philadelphia Geriatric Center and the National Institute of Mental Health. Findings challenge fixed retirement ages, suggesting ongoing mental engagement supports longevity.
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Samuel Granick
Philadelphia Geriatric Center
J.E. ‘Birren
National Institute of Mental Health
Forty Years After the 1929 Crash A Stock Market Reflection
The article compares the 1929 market collapse with 1969 conditions, noting government supervision since 1925, enduring optimism, and questions about whether 1969 investors shared the Twenties’ speculative fever. It traces origins, key dates, and the crises’ lasting impact on confidence and policy.
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Hanoi Arms for War and Peace Talks Stiffening
Hanoi hardens toward war, not peace, with new leaders pressing military gains. Chou En-lai urged fighting to the end as China promised more arms, while Hanoi demanded U.S. withdrawal and the Thieu regime's fall. U.S. morale and leadership questioned. Hanoi could field a massive force and continue jungle warfare.
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Smog Peace Flight Hails New West Coast United Service
A Los Angeles press feature details United Airlines inaugurating pre inaugural nonstop and single stop transcontinental services linking Greensboro High Point Winston Salem to Los Angeles with Huntsville and Birmingham as stops. It notes Boeing 737 landings, Las Angeles tourism tie ins, and the broader impact on West Coast trade and furniture markets, plus a tour of California landmarks and social events surrounding the trip.
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