Reform urged for South Carolina State Highway Commission
A blue chip committee led by Gov. John C. West proposes restructuring the State Highway Commission from 16 to 12 members with seats spread by congressional districts. It calls for governor appointments, urban freeway priority, state funding for right of way, and preemption of gasoline tax and license fee revenues to modernize a lagging transportation system. It also urges a shakeup of top Highway Dept officials to bring in fresh talent and ideas to combat atrophy in postwar promotions.
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State Highway Dept
Blue Chip Citizens Committee
John C. West
State Highway Commission
Judicial Circuit
Commission
State Highway Patrol
Highway Dept
Peanut
Gov. West
Department
South Carolina
Blue Chip Study Committee
Governor’s Management Review Commission
Fire marshal closes Chicago club over safety fire risk
Miss Nude America performance at a Chicago night club led fire marshal to shut the venue as unsafe due to lack of stage sprinklers. Police raid expected by performers did not occur. Officials cite fire code violations.
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America
Chicago
Atlanta
Firsts in media and future homes by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey extols personal and technological firsts from documentaries against cigarettes to imagined individualized climate control. He envisions heated furniture, battery powered heated clothing, and per seat temperature control, predicting widespread tailored comfort and soon wait for more efficient power packs.
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Paul Harvey
Nixon Peking visit viewed as better if nothing happens
Holmes Alexander argues Nixon should aim for no substantive agreement at Peking. He says a zero result preserves military status quo in Vietnam and China, avoids strengthening Red China, and preserves Taiwan’s stance while Russia may seek limited SALT gains and regional leverage. He notes U S Senators Symington and Buckley visited Taiwan to affirm democratic Nationalist China.
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Holmes Alexander
Taipei
Taiwan
Nixon
Chou Enlai
Free World
Chou En-lai
Vietnam
China
Red China
Chicoms
Manchuria
Peking
Quemoy- Matsu
Chou
Moscow
Nationalist China
Republic of China
The Health Value Of The Complete Physical For Executives
Mayo Clinic analyzed 2812 annual exams from top U.S. executives over five years. Average initial age was 49.5. Over 83 percent had at least one significant disease. overweight led at 29.5 percent, colon polyps 21.6 percent, with notable rates of muscle or bone issues, high blood pressure, groin ruptures, prostate enlargement, and peptic ulcers.
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W.C. Alvarez
M.D
Mayo Clinic
America
Laws Aim to Check Man’s Inclination to Sin
The piece argues laws exist to restrain human sinfulness even though many know right from wrong. It notes there may be over 10,000 laws and questions how anyone can know and follow them all.
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E.L.P
Faith and Law in a Sinful World
Billy Graham argues that knowledge of the law cannot prevent wrongdoing. He cites Romans 3 23 and Galatians 3 24 to claim all people are sinners by nature and need Christ to solve the sin problem in life. He notes a police strike in a Canadian city led to waves of rape robbery and muggings, illustrating human nature unchecked.
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Christ
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