Peace Talks in Paris Could End Vietnam War
Editor reflects on the Vietnam conflict and the Paris talks. The piece argues for a timely peaceful resolution, warns of bargaining risks, and notes effects on US cities and employment if Vietnam ends. It stresses the need for an equitable solution and avoids a broad economic collapse.
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Columbia University Revolt Sparks Debate on Law and Immunity
A faculty committee at Columbia investigates the causes of a one day revolt as protesters claim immunity for actions tied to higher credentials. Police eject demonstrators and looters as activists argue for equality before the law despite property seizures.
Branigan Campaign Tactics Fold In Vice Presidential Gambit
Johnson and Humphrey back Branigan’s son strategy to boost his vice presidential prospects while targeting Kennedy and McCarthy in Indiana. Polls show Kennedy leading. Republicans may cross over to vote Branigan in the Democratic primary. State leaders emphasize mobilizing party organs across all 92 counties to blunt Kennedy’s bid.
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Issue Of Campaign Funds Gets Little Attention
Washington debates finance in presidential campaigns with questions on who funds candidates and what returns are expected. The piece notes big donors and possible advantages for Kennedy and Rockefeller, while pondering how funding and governance would work under different systems.
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Crystal ball gazing on U.S. 1968 party nominations
The author forecasts Lyndon Johnson backing Hubert Humphrey and a Democratic unity against Kennedy, with Nixon and Reagan combining against Rockefeller. He envisions a Miami Beach ballot order, Nixon or Reagan as VP, Tower as Secretary of State, and warns the left may not win at the nominating conventions. He cites Columbia University police actions and dismisses vigilante tolerance.
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How To Keep Well Snoring Remedies and Advice
A Brookyn reader asks about new snoring remedies. The article notes over 300 anti snoring devices in the US patent office and mentions muzzles, band devices, and a doctor’s claim that snoring strains the heart. It concludes with tips on sleeping position and general health guidance for osteoarthritis and rest.
Longevity With Chronic Disease Ends In 90 Years
A reader asks if a person with a weak heart can reach 90. The reply: yes if they live an exemplary life, with chronic disease managed, active living, and self care. The piece notes an old saying about aging with illness and staying active.
Neuritis versus neurosis explained
Neuritis is inflammation of a nerve. A neurosis is an emotional disturbance with symptoms that mimic organic diseases such as heart trouble, peptic ulcer, or bronchitis.
Fat and eye safety tips for dieters and sun exposure
Reducing diets use fat as energy and convert it to water and carbon dioxide. Fat cannot melt or be rubbed away. Sunglasses of good quality protect eyes from sun glare.
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