Psychiatrists urge limits on presidents close to crowds
Two psychiatrists at Stanford urge that presidents and presidential candidates be legally barred from close contact with large crowds when their presence is announced in advance. They argue mingling with the people is risky yet warn that such restrictions would not guarantee safety or preserve democratic access.
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National Health Policy Call From Dr Cornely
Dr Paul Cornely used his APHA presidency acceptance to warn that the United States lacks a national health policy while praising existing public health work. He urged a broad coordinated plan and clarified government’s role in setting and enforcing minimum health standards.
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Viet Cong Losing Leaders In Delta Province Tale
Joseph Alsop assesses Kien Hoa in the Mekong Delta noting VC leadership being drafted out of the province. He describes Abrams soft cordon tactics and Phoenix intelligence against the VCI, with PRUs infiltrating liberated areas. in Kien Hoa only 59 VCI members were accounted for last month.
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Harmony Club aids six families with clothing toys and food
Twelve mothers form Harmony Club to assist six needy families with clothing toys and food for children ages four months to nine years. Cash donations welcomed at Peck's Flower Shop. The clipping also shares Sgt Jeff Davis's Vietnam death message titled A Soldier's Last Will And Testament.
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Reforming Electoral Votes Shift to District Basis Urged
Lawmakers push a constitutional amendment to award presidential electors by congressional district with two at large votes. The plan aims to curb city machine influence, allow third party slates, and increase party accountability in national elections.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal lists daily and Sunday rates with delivery options. In county and suburban areas, weekly prices are 70 cents. yearly mail rates are 21 dollars in the trading area and 30 dollars outside. U.S. subscriptions are 38 dollars. all payments are in advance.
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Nixon cautious stance may avert forecasted upheavals
A columnist argues that fears of social upheaval and Cold War escalation may be overstated. It notes shrinking slum migration, shifting youth pressures, and a need to rethink medical training while urging cautious policy, with Nixon as a careful president steering past forecasts.
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