Sound grounds oppose merging health and welfare agencies
The State Board of Health urges Gov. McNair to abandon plans to consolidate the health and welfare agencies into one department. They warn the apples and oranges analogy shows the two areas are distinct, and Medicaid should stay in welfare. Prudence favors keeping public health and welfare separate amid Nixon’s guaranteed income push and potential federal shifts.
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State Board of Health
Robert E. McNair
State Health Department
Department of Public Welfare
Board of Health
Health Department
Welfare Department
McNair
Nixon
South Carolina
Never Court a Girl Who Knows Karate
A reflective New York_DATEAP column imagines life regrets and better choices. The narrator jokes about socially prudent shifts and restraint, then warns against courting a girl who has taken karate lessons as a cautionary fable.
Free China Views Red Turmoil in Taipei Session
In Taipei, China watchers from The Asian Peoples Anti- Communist League discuss Sino Soviet tensions and the Mao regime. Scholars describe internal revolts as sporadic and require outside leadership to spark a general overthrow coordinated by the Republic of China.
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Taipei
China
China Watchers
Asian Peoples Anti- Communist League
Ku Cheng-kang
Republic
Chiang Kai Shek
Soviet Union
Red China
Free World
United States
Mao
Red Guard
Republic of China
Lenin
Brezhnev
Trucker Lobby Push for Bigger Trucks Faces Roadblock
The American Trucking Association presses HR11870 for wider longer heavier trucks, but faces tough odds in Congress and state legislatures. Despite limited chances, ATA aims to sway lawmakers with broad support claims while motorists warn of danger on shared highways.
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South Carolina
Congress
American Trucking Assn
The
ATA
Washington
Private Fermata Club rises on Whiskey Road estate
Aiken's former Col. A. R. Kuser mansion on Whiskey Road became Fermata School started by Mrs. Josef Hofmann in 1919 for her daughter Josefa and friends. By 1924 the school housed 70 boarders and 20 day students. The site now hosts the Fermata Club, a private club on the Kuser property.
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Whiskey Road
Aiken
Col
A. R. Kuser
Josef Hofmann
Fermata
Fermata School
C. Oliver Iselin
Col. Kuser
Fermata Club
Birthday Party Doubts At White House Reflect National Tension
Alexander argues plans for America's 200th Independence observance face ominous signs as Nixon seeks to shield the nation from harsh history. He cites censorship attempts on songs from The Spirit of 76 and warns of inflation, Vietnam, and arms talks shaping a fragile mood in 1976.
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Holmes Alexander
White House
Washington
East Room
Philipadelphia
Agnew
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Florida
California
Camp David
Vietnam
America
Gus
Polyanna
Spiro Agnew
Vienna
Different Temperaments Shape Religious Emotion
The speaker explains that emotional responses vary in conversion acts. Some feel drama, others quiet gratitude, but true faith may later bring joy and a vivid sense of Christ’s presence.
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Christ
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Fermatta School
Dorothy K. Macdowell
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