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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1967
Page
24
A columnist urges dropping "if only" and adopting "next time" to learn from mistakes. The tale cites a doctor using patient tapes to show reflection but emphasizes looking ahead. Readers are urged to read January Digest for guidance.
The American Academy of Pediatrics says killed measles vaccine should no longer be used due to reactions seen after natural exposure and after subsequent live vaccine. It notes uncertain magnitude of reactions but urges using live vaccine promptly for those previously vaccinated with killed. Also reports Boston T mycoplasma linked to miscarriages, with trials of doxycycline underway.
A compact note on an annual tradition listing the 10 worst items across fields. The piece mirrors a retrospective column, referencing editors and critics compiling worst lists and hints at a counterpoint to the rising trend of “best of” surveys.
A satirical year in review lists ten worst categories with named figures and items. Ford, the Vietnam war, The Exhibitionist, A Guide for the Married Man, and Red China's atomic capability are among the highlighted missteps and misfires.
Nixon delivered a notable NAM address focusing on domestic concerns. He spoke from notes, avoided political padding, and conveyed a sense of readiness to test America. The speech marks a poised debut on domestic policy, with lingering questions about sustaining the level and political implications for his presidential bid.
The speech targets city unrest and militant moves, urging nonpartisan policy, urban job creation, and training. Nixon criticizes promises to the Negro and argues for a shift in corporate role, stressing reconciliation and reform to avert violence and restore law. He links business action to social renewal and argues for practical steps to expand employment and fit jobs to urban workers.
George Robeson recounts a holiday season filled with misfortune and comic mishaps from a huge rooftop sign to a crutch mishap at St. Marys Hospital. He laments the lack of sympathy from strangers and reflects on the year’s misfortune, urging kindness instead of Happy New Year greetings.
A compact note cites Deuteronomy 1 38 Joshua the son of Nun urging entry and support for Israel The quote pairs with Goethe and Rabelais on truth and integrity and the proverb tell the truth and shame the devil reflected in Francois Rabelais French philosophy
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