Obesity viewed through psychology and class factors
Los Angeles report cites Dr. J Enelow of the University of Southern California saying fat is caused by many factors beyond laziness, including emotional issues and social class. He notes poorer diets and fashion influences drive obesity, while compassionate, supportive treatment yields better results.
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University of Southern Californa
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Rie
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Buelow
Vietima
Record Broiler Hatch Rises 9 Percent in February
The Agriculture Department reports 906 million broiler chicks hatched in February, up 9 percent from a year earlier and the month’s largest on record. Hatcheries added 247.7 million new chicks, over 20 million above February 1965. Turkey poults also rise sharply, with 17 million hatched in Jan-Feb, up 86 percent from 1968.
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Agriculture Department
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Indonesia Cracks Down To Prevent An Uprising
Singapore AP reports Indonesia's army seized air bases and cut aircraft parts to thwart a coup by officers in the air force. Former air force chief Suryadarma, deemed a communist, was arrested after serving since the revolution. Omar Dhani linked to the October coup fled to Cambodia.
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Suryadarma
Omar Dhani
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Recovery of Missing American Bomb Delayed at Sea
Heavy seas off Palomares Beach Spain hinder the search for the H bomb lost from a January 17 crash. Task Force 68 ships struggle as weather worsens with high winds and seas, while Rear Adm. Guest plans to reposition the device before surfacing it.
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William S Guest
Consumers Buy Freely as 1960s Boom Expands Fast
AP analysis notes a continuing economic boom as 1964 65 tax cuts and spending lift growth. GNP up 34 percent since 1961, employment rises from 66 million to 71.5 million, wages up 24 percent, profits up 68.7 percent, and consumer credit up 49.1 percent. Debt climbs from 800 billion in 1960 to 1.96 trillion in five years.
Russell Predicts War Fund Measure Passes Senate
Senator Richard B. Russell predicts the Senate will approve a $13.135 billion emergency war fund for Vietnam. Russell, head of the Armed Services Committee, expects some debate but foresees near‑unanimous support after House approval by 389 to 3. The measure matches President Johnson’s request and would aid fighting forces.
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Presdent Johnson
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Georgia Livestock Group Wins Fee Cut Legislation
Georgia livestock producers and allied groups backed HB 193 to cut state feed inspection fees from 20c to 10c per ton. The change aims to end the tax-like excess in inspection costs, with Governor Sanders signing after a July effective date. officials estimate annual savings near 175000 dollars, rising toward 250000 as industry grows.
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R. M. Braswell, Jr
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