Guard of Five Presidents Retires From Secret Service
Washington - Sta fus W. Youngblood, longtime deputy director and protector of five presidents, retires at 47 after quietly leaving the Secret Service. He says Nixon aides sidelined him, though Nixon is blameless, and recalls risking his life guarding Johnson and Kennedy after the Dallas attack.
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Johnson explains why he did not seek a second term
In his memoirs The New York Times reports Lyndon B. Johnson listed five reasons for not running in 1968. He cited health concerns doubts about a tax hike's congressional approval and fear of urban unrest as factors. He notes his wife’s stance and says only a Vietnam shift might have changed his mind.
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Sihanouk Voice Radio Goes Off Air In Cambodia
UPI reports a black radio station in Phnom Penh, said to be run by the US CIA, has stopped broadcasting. It mimicked Prince Norodom Sihanouk and claimed to speak for the antigovernment Cambodian cause. Officials noted doubts about its effectiveness as coverage faded.
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Station Presents Insular View of Prince and NUFK
Text from the Camboria broadcast shows the station adopting a notably insular stance toward the prince and the NUFK, signaling a disconnect between official messaging and broader regional sentiment.
New Hair Growth Claim From Houston Consultants
Houston researchers announce a new treatment promising to stop hair loss and stimulate growth for men and women. The firm offers a 32 day trial at their risk, asserting most baldness cases are due to various causes and may be helped if treatment begins early.
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