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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
2
Article discusses heart attack risks during rest and sleep with warnings from specialists like Dr. Paul Dudley White. Emphasizes daily activity, smoking harm, and heredity, urging early medical advice and a proactive program to reduce risk despite uncertainty about who will be affected.
Fragmentary text discusses heart disease and aorta atherosclerosis as a systemic, aging process. It notes men face higher risk, with women less affected until later life, and warns against self diagnosis while urging medical evaluation. A Coast Guard inquiry follows a freighter incident.
A fragmentary OCR item cites an unclear publication with a possible date in May. Named author appears as Anton Blakesiet, but details and event remain unreadable. The readable bits suggest a literary or cultural note without concrete facts.
President Johnson sent Congress a request for 125 million dollars in extra military and economic aid to South Vietnam. He cited a major expansion of the anti-Communist war by the new government. House Foreign Affairs predicts 79 million economic and 35 million military aid with hearings set. Sen Morse opposed the request.
A light twin engine plane crashed on the tide flats near Eureka killing both on board. The pilot Gerald Olson 47 of Eureka and Medford Oregon and Quint Millerbis 40 Eureka business associate were identified among the dead.
The Pathet Lao advance threatens Muong Phanh and Kheng Hill as Kong Le retreats. Neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma accuses Prince Souphanouvong of orchestrating the offensive with Viet Minh aid. UPI reports Washington pressing China to curb Communist support in Laos.
Gen Douglas MacArthur offered to remain in Korea and command a permanent United Nations military force. Cordier said the late five star general volunteered his services to UN Secretary General Trygvie Lie during 1950 51 while MacArthur led UN forces and Cordier served as Lie’s aide.
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