Wrinkles Linked to Smoking in Medical Study
Editorial notes a study by Dr. H W Daniels from Redding suggesting smokers show more facial wrinkles than non smokers. The 1104 participant survey ranks wrinkles and indicates higher smoker rates among noticeably wrinkled women and men under 50 with four and a half or more on the wrinkle scale. The piece acknowledges causality is unclear and adds a column note.
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Ireland
Canada
Behrens Honored by California Assembly for Half Century of Coverage
Earl Behrens, 79, longtime political editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, received a resolution from the California Assembly praising his fifty years on the politics beat. He quipped that he does not take himself or the House too seriously, noting the value of reporters like him.
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Vietnam
Key to the Hughes mystery and authorized bio
The piece weighs Howard Hughes desire for publicity and his consent to Clifford Irving writing an authorized biography. It notes Hughes’ shadowy status within his empire and hints at possible explanations for his reclusiveness while signaling anticipation of Irving’s book for answers.
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Clifford Irving
H Hughes
Nation Calms Down and Nixon Claims Credit
Washington observes a calmer national mood and views Nixon as a primary factor in pacification. Reported signs show less public unrest and a shift from disruptive protests to a sense of restrained stability amid debate over whether the era marks genuine progress or temporary fatigue.
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Why ban Christmas in schools editorial letter
A Long Beach editor argues against banning Christmas programs in public schools, urging objective, culturally oriented teaching of songs and customs. A parent thanks donors who aided her needy family, then shares how she now contributes to Operation Christmas. A reader reflects on the death of pediatrician Dr Harold Tarre and the impact on his family and patients.
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Free societies must balance liberty and security
Pierre Elliott Trudeau discusses credibility gaps and rising expectations in free nations. He warns that without security and active public participation, faith in democratic systems may erode, prompting turn toward less free avenues. He stresses challenging authority at times, yet calls for stabilizing elements to prevent societal breakdown.
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