Johnson Approval Sinks in Polls Ahead of 1968 Race
Public opinion data show President Lyndon Johnson with only 39 percent approval amid Vietnam war discontent and tax opposition. Analysts warn a continued slide could threaten his 1968 prospects as racial tensions and policy criticisms erode support.
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Count Up Dead Weekend Report on Highway Fatalities
Jim Bishop argues that highway crashes reflect social and driver faults rather than accidents. He notes 50 000 annual deaths in the United States and 132 daily fatalities, blaming age, stress, and reckless behavior rather than the vehicle.
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Dear Abby column on loving care for developmentally disabled children
Readers share heartfelt notes on adoption and fostering disabled children and the dangers of institutionalization. One mother describes a cerebral palsy case improving with therapy and love, another warns against neglecting commitments, and a third offers stark road safety reflections.
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Lighter Side Skewers Media On Blondes And Sex
Washington: UPI notes critics say media miss the point on sex education and blondes. Essays argue magazines and TV neglect core ideas that sex is comically ridiculous and fun varies by person, leaving programs vague and contradictory.
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