Taylor Ambassadorship Seen Boosting Johnson Strategy
President Johnson's firm stance on Viet Nam and the Taylor ambassador appointment may aid his 1964 campaign. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor succeeds Henry Cabot Lodge as military chief in Washington's Vietnam policy, while Lodge backs the president's Viet Nam approach in a resignation letter. Johnson says the U S intends no rashness or wider war but will use its strength to aid allies defending themselves.
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That Tired Feeling Warns Of Heart Attack Says Doctor
San Francisco report cites Dr. Robert S. Green describing the one heart attack syndrome. He warns fatigue can precede a heart attack and urges avoiding fatigue, pacing activity, and accepting post attack limits. Green cites 1000+ interview cases and notes presidents Eisenhower and Johnson resumed near normal life after attacks.
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