Go Getters and Heart Attacks A Five Year Study
A five year California study links Type A workers with higher heart attack risk, showing 70 of 3,240 men had heart attacks and 85 percent of those in the 39-49 group were go-getters. The piece argues for balance and long life over relentless drive, praising both go-getters and calmer workers.
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Democrats Worry Over War's Effect on 1967 House
Washington reports growing Democratic fear that Vietnam war may cost House seats in 1967. GOP advantage could rise if settlement stalls, as party unity declines and fundraising gaps widen. Despite Johnson’s efforts to aid freshmen elected in 1964, party funds and organization falter.
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U.S. House
GOP
Johnson
Democrats Face Challenges in 1968 National Committee
A Raleigh B article discusses state and local Democratic leadership shifts under President Johnson, noting personnel cuts as economy moves and debates over possible rehiring. It questions Carter’s influence, Watson and Bailey roles, and the risk of Viet Nam impact on party cohesion and voter registration efforts.
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President Johnson’s State of the Union and Vietnam war outlook
Lyle Wilson argues the President’s televised address masks bad news on Vietnam. He warns of a prolonged, costly war potentially reaching decades, with manpower drafts discussed and a rising budget deficit. Mansfield's visit reports US trouble in Southeast Asia and cautions over negotiation versus general Asian war risks.
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Not Selling Carriers This Season Says U S Officials
Foreign cables report France will reject backing down on Common Market terms at Luxembourg meeting January 28 29. Britain drops carrier purchase plans amid Viet Nam war pressures. U S market for selling carriers wanes. Philippines weighs Asian mediation stance on Viet Nam. South Korean rival figure Park Byung Kwon gains student support. Gaulle cautious on NATO reform timing. Singapore halts barter with Indonesia. Malaysia hints rubber exports pressure. Morocco faces possible détente break over Ben Barka case as Oufkir implicated.
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Philippines
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Park Byung Kwon
Park Chung Hee
NATO
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Presen
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Indonesia
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Malaysia
Lee Kuan Yew
Morocco
Ben Barka
Mohammad Oufkir
Mehdi Ben Barka
Paris
de Gaulle
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One Ton Of Unfluoridated Birds And Beliefs
A lengthy observational piece discusses bird feeding during harsh weather, noting common foods like mixed grains suet and peanut butter and the social undercurrent of criticism toward meddling with nature. It lampoons a conservative critic who links feeding to socialism and broader political foibles, then pivots to a closing prayer by J. R. Brokhoff of Trinity Lutheran Church in Lansdale Pa.
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Reassessing North Vietnam Air Campaign Tactics
The United States pauses bombing over North Vietnam to reassess effectiveness. Ho Chi Minh and Red China reportedly restore rail lines and truck routes to Hanoi and Haiphong, with trails via Laos seeing increased traffic. SAM sites rise near Hanoi Haiphong, more Red aircraft and pilots train, and new antiaircraft gear moves north.
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Strategic bombing lessons and targeted bottlenecks
The text argues that standardized bombing over long ranges is less effective than selective strikes. It highlights North Vietnam targets like short railroad sections, specific power plants, petroleum storage, and vulnerable bottlenecks. It stresses avoiding mass destruction in favor of cutting critical supply lines to impede Ho Chi Minh's forces.
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Korea
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Viet Nam
Parallel With Peace Efforts Then and Now
UPI analyst compares current Vietnam peace push to Gen George Marshall’s 1947 mediation attempt in Chungking between Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Tse-tung. The plan envisioned integrated forces and a bicameral political framework, but mutual distrust and shifting power left the effort unresolved.
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Viet Nam
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People’s Political Consultative Assembly
Chou En-lai
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