Views Vary On State Of The Union In Editorial Fight
The Lima Star Editorial Page notes the Toledo Times and Detroit Free Press split on the Presidents State of the Union. The Times praised a measured Loyal Dissent and urged priority in domestic spending while supporting Viet Nam peace talks. The Free Press mocked GOP rhetoric, calling Dirksen and Ford figures in a weak performance and urging a clearer, historically grounded policy path. Berlin notes Germanys largest industrial center exports about 88 percent of its manufactured goods.
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Peace pitch plan shapes Viet Nam war lull in 1966
Drew Pearson Wilson reports that Johnson will delay North Viet Nam bombing until Wilson's Moscow trip February 21 to 24 to gain Russian peace backing. The piece ties this to global leaders including De Gaulle Tito Nasser and Gomulka, plus internal Kremlin factions and Laos stabilisation efforts linked to Souvanna Phouma.
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Feet exercise urged to ward off heart failure
A letter advises keeping feet active to prevent heart failure. The author argues that automotive society has atrophied feet, stressing daily walking or foot exercises and friction to boost blood circulation. He claims retirees can gain two to thirty years by nightly foot routines, citing his own long life.
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