Aides share ample supply of critics in White House
President Nixon relies on two trusted aides, Haldeman and Ehrlichman, who attract critics yet stay indispensable. Both are longtime friends from UCLA, Christian Scientists, non-smokers, non-drinkers, Eagle Scouts, and share Nixon’s flag lapels and cottage cheese enthusiasm, while sparing Kissinger.
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When to back away in life say no habit
Hal Boyle argues reason beats impulse in everyday risks. He cites examples from investment schemes to social temptations, urging readers to replace the reflex to say yes with a practiced habit of saying no, for safety and longevity. The piece blends wry observations with guidance on cautious judgment.
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Doctor Lamb on hiatal hernia surgery question
Reader asks if surgery is often unnecessary for hiatal hernia. Dr Lamb argues most cases do not require surgery, stresses weight reduction and diet management, notes surgery reserved for selected cases, yet acknowledges some patients may need major operation after individual assessment.
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