Ford rating falls as public disapprove rises in Harris poll
President Ford’s overall rating slips to 60 percent negative in August from 51 percent negative in July, with no foreign policy dimension showing a clear majority positive. The Harris survey of 1,403 nationwide adults in early August also notes a dip since 1975 highs, contradicting belief that overseas trips boost ratings.
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Aspin charges Ford fuels abroad arms race
Rep. Les Aspin claims President Ford promotes a mind boggling conventional arms race abroad through booming U.S. weapon sales in 1975 totaling 11.4 billion with 72 countries involved. He cites State Department figures showing a jump from 1974 to 1975 and warns of potential bloody brushfire wars in the Persian Gulf and elsewhere.
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Spy gear could let tyrant rule with no fight back
Sen Frank Church warns in a TV interview that U S spy tech is so vast it could enable a dictator to seize power and monitor all communications. He cites CIA FBI and Mount Weather systems and says the government could turn this capability against Americans, leaving no privacy or place to hide.
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Volunteer says LSD aided him
Russell D. Snyder, 52, says taking LSD in 1964 as part of a National Institute of Mental Health project changed his life for the better. He describes a 10 hour treatment at Spring Grove Hospital near Baltimore under Dr. Sanford Unger and notes doctors warned of possible changes in mindset. The NIMH has conducted LSD experiments on volunteers since 1953 to explore treating neuroses, alcoholism and schizophrenia.
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Posture and health myths from a chiropractor reel
A 1975 lecture extracts patient observations on posture, walk, and spinal curves. The speaker notes that people often limp and misaligned feet reflect underlying health issues, urging mechanical corrections and spinal care through regular sessions and a spine focus.
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