When Incentives Are Destroyed by Welfare Promises
The piece argues that welfare state promises during a campaign would worsen inflation and reduce real income. It cites a 6 percent annual cost of living rise, taxes offsetting most pay gains, and a shift in support toward Nixon for reduced spending. It notes unions and Taft Hartley law as context and contrasts Nixon and Humphrey on economy and Vietnam.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Richard Nixon
Medical mystery behind blue soldiers solved in Vietnam
Blood disorder linked to antimalarial drugs caused six U S soldiers to turn blue in Vietnam. Four recovered after stopping drugs. two improved with methylene blue. Experts cite hereditary enzyme deficiency and methemoglobinemia with symptoms of fatigue dizziness headache and vomiting.
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Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Beginning of Wisdom on children's brightness through aging
A speaker recalls a question about why gifted children seem brightest at age three but appear less so at thirteen. The essay muses whether children get dumber with age or if chronological age catches up to mental age, noting that early brightness often shifts as development proceeds.
Observing Children and the Decline of Geniuses
Sydney Harris argues that young children notice each detail with fresh perception while as adults people generalize and rely on formulas. He cites imitation in children and monkeys, warns education can dull curiosity, and notes many self educated geniuses avoided formal schooling.
Unity Congress in Moscow Falters on Czech Crisis
Observers say the planned November World Communist unity congress in Moscow will be postponed or canceled due to the Soviet led intervention in Czechoslovakia. Many European parties have condemned Warsaw Pact actions, and regional groups may form outside Moscow.
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Manfer All Seasons Cited In Speeches Amid Sparse Evidence
A columnist notes repeated references to a candidate named Manfer All Seasons in many political speeches yet finds little verifiable evidence of his existence. The dialogue at a nearby desk adds a humorous aside about a man whose lawn grows so fast he misses his morning paper if not collected within five minutes.
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I Would Like to Relive My Air Force Rescue
GEORGE ROBESON recalls a 1951 air maneuvers incident off the Yalu River when he, piloting a Piper recon craft, says he forced 14 MIGs to crash, earning a Good Conduct Medal with 13 clusters. He also notes later memory discrepancies about his enlistment year and reflects on past romances and a recent airline ad cancellation.
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