Manila Hotel Prep Hosts Viet Nam Conference Leaders
Manila prepares for a high level summit on Viet Nam with seven visiting leaders staying at the Manila Hotel. Imelda Marcos decorates suites for Johnson and officials from Australia New Zealand South Vietnam South Korea and Thailand. The talks aim at peace though participants dispute aims and military options in a tense regional context.
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George McArthur
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Feaders
Sia
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U.S
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Philippines
Asia
Viet Nam
Alles
Johnson
Australia
New Zealand
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Thailand
Imelda Marcos
Ferdinando Marcos
Washington
Mania Bay
Golden Lotus
Council of State
Malanang Palace
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van
Marcos
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Harold Holt
Holyoake
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Thieu
Hanoi
Peking
Chung Hee Park
Thanom Kittikachorn
Holt
West
Taipei
Hong Kong
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Bangkok
Phnom Penh
Jakarta
Cincinnati Strangler Terror Grips City
Cincinnati AP reports a killer menacing the city after four and five victims, all women over 50, strangled and raped. Fear drives purchases of door chains teargas and firearms, with residents adopting dogs and sharing warnings. Police link the crimes to one man, possibly a Negro, and set up a tips line while enlisting civic help. rewards total 11250.
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Cincinnati
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Amberley
Hochhausler
Col
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Hmself
Kentucky
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End of Spanish American War shaping Philippines ties
The article notes the final battle in the war and argues the defenders of manifest destiny pushed for U S control of the Philippines, tracing a 50 year historical arc from that rout to present conflicts in Vietnam and praising American policy and leaders while claiming broad Philippine pro American sentiment.
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United States
Viet Nam
Philippines
Philippies
Mental health costs loom for business as liability grows
AP reports that firms face mounting medical and disability payments for mental illness as court rulings assign liability for employee breakdowns. A railroad worker case shows how emotional stresses from loud, stressful operations can trigger costly consequences for employers.
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John Cunniff
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Bill Links Alcoholism to Higher Industry Costs
The article discusses alcoholism driving losses in productivity and rising medical payments. It notes the growing impact on workers' compensation and insurance premiums, with premiums alone around 2 to 2.5 billion annually. It highlights a legal precedent that emotional illness can be compensable when linked to physical injury.
Psychiatric role grows in factory wellness programs
A passage notes shifts toward employer responsibility for work related illness and rehab. Some firms resist, others fund medical units with nurses or doctors and even a psychologist. In one case a plant psychiatrist half a day weekly aided rehabilitation with high success, while broader context cites cultural notes on patron saints and vegetarian practices in medium plants.
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