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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
4
The text notes more conceptions occur in winter and more births in summer with heavier babies in summer and lighter ones from December to March. It mentions January has the most stillbirths, and brain hemorrhages peak in winter and autumn. It attributes some traffic-weather blame to winter conditions.
Weather and maritime outlook for January 18 1967 notes tides rising to high near local shore and low early afternoon. Air temperatures expected to range from the mid 20s to upper 30s with nighttime frost possible and light north winds.
Barry Goldwater accuses The New York Times of soft coverage on Vietnam while acknowledging cautious U S reporting. He cites Ambassador William Jilspondens and Harrison Salisbury as examples, warning against sensationalism that could undermine public support for the war effort.
In Santa Monica a 49 year old woman Virginia Wilson was acquitted of assault on grounds of legal insanity. The Superior Court judge ruled she was insane at the time of the shooting aimed at preventing her son Joel 19 from being sent to Vietnam. Police noted she feared torture by the Viet Cong if drafted.
Washington dispatch reports the Cosmos Club of Washington selecting McGeorge Bundy, Ford Foundation president and ex-aide, as winner of a £906 prize while the British Home Office refrains from action on topless waitress matters. The decision occurs as a national security issue looms and Johnson faces pressure over Kennedy era policies.
The text argues tension causes car crashes and misstates diagnosis by blood pressure, noting many deaths from auto accidents in 1905. It critiques using a car as a tranquilizer and promotes physical exercise as a safer, longer-lasting remedy, listing activities like walking, hiking, cleaning, and chores.
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