Suffolk County welfare plan turns recipients into taxpayers
Reader's Digest profiles Suffolk County New York program where welfare recipients are placed in jobs with dignity and proper pay. Since start, 1,200 have found work, affecting about 4,800 recipients and saving an estimated 4.3 million dollars this year, with potential national replication.
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Suffolk County
Long Island
N.Y
Reader's Digest
Gale
Lou V. Tenypera
Department of Labor
New York
Tempera
Social Service
James Kirby
Kirby
Whem
Mirhy
Reader
Security build in Chicago at Democratic National Convention
The piece details unprecedented security for the Chicago Democratic National Convention with National Guard patrols, police shifts, a barbed fence around the amphitheatre, a large buffer zone near the stockyards, and mass credentials checks. It notes restrictions inside the hall, potential TV confinement, and broad federal presence including Army, FBI, and Secret Service, plus anti riot measures and warnings from SCLC leaders.
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Chicago
America
Thas
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Democrat Party
International Amphitheatre
Cook County Sheriff's Police
Wall Street Journal
Secret Service
Army
FBI
GIA
John B. Criswell
Democrat National Committee
David Brinkley
National Broadcasting Company
Chicago Police Department
Coalition
Soldier Field
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
McCarthy
Hosea Willams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Vietnam
Williams
White House
Ralph D. Abernathy
SCLC
Miami
Citago
The Worry Clinic Advice on Birth Pain and Mind Body Link
Dr George W Crane explains how emotions influence pregnancy pain and how patient education relaxation and hypnosis can ease labor. He notes anatomy and routines like pudendal nerve blocks and class explanations reduce fear and discomfort. He offers booklet Facts About Pregnancy and advice for personal consultations from Mellor Indiana.
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David
Slow Motion Government Delays Halting Peanut Butter Standard
The FDA finalizes a rule requiring peanut butter to be at least 90 percent peanuts with no more than ten percent emulsifiers. The piece notes long federal delays from hearings to rulings and compares them to an ICC approval after years of negotiations and thousands of pages of testimony.
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Federal Drug Administration
Inac
Paige Deserves It Brings Satchel Paige to Braves Payroll
The Atlanta Braves sign Satchel Paige to the active roster to qualify him for baseball's pension plan requiring 158 days. Paige, a famed Negro star, is in his 50s and less likely to aid on the field but gains pension eligibility and recognition as a major sports tragedy of barred Hall of Fame potential.
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William Bartholomay
Atlanta Braves
Paige
Braves
Hall of Fame
Dividends and NYSE Membership Insights
Successful Investing explains that dividends depend on net income and payout policy, remaining secure if earnings stay strong but falling when earnings drop. It notes NYSE seats are personal franchises bought from current members and approved by two thirds of governors, with seats selling around 435000.
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M. van
Duchie
New York Stock Exchange
Roger Boesar
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grail Central Station
New York
Iodized salt health claims and personal letters from Dr Brady
Dr William Brady discusses iodized salt as a public health measure and its health benefits while sharing anecdotal cases. He urges readers to request pamphlets by sending 20 cents and a self addressed envelope and notes he will answer brief letters about personal health inquiries.
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Dr Brady
Owitte
William Brady
el Camino
South
Beveriy Hills
Californa
Harsh Rhetoric and Fashion Across Conventions
A dated column riffs on North Vietnamese taunts and Republican pre convention talk. It jokes about long range freezing of organizations and the near term “freezing of brains” at political gatherings. It also compares new men’s fur coats to 1920s Tol classier Taccony coats and mocks the “same men’s train” as poorly coupled.
Folklore Sketches and Quips From an Old Newspaper
A fragment from a column by William Wade presents a string of anecdotes on editorial mishaps and quips about politics and daily life. It includes a printer’s error story, a mayoral joke, a kangaroo feather gag, and a reprint of a dated violin claim, ending with a wry American Saying about popularity.
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Fecit Anne Domini
Roy Cohn Book Debates McCarthy Era Reflections
A critical look at Roy Cohn’s memoir on Senator McCarthy, noting its self serving elements and fresh insights into McCarthyism. The piece discusses editorials and reader appetites for a candid reexamination of the era and its enduring political impact.
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Jore
George W. Crane
Gase
Cook County Hospite
Speel
Roger
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George C. Cruitenberger
W. Toner
Robert E Jackson
Jane Toner
SCOIE
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Azed
Meneger
Secraterp Teooturar
Curren
Indiana Brewens
Montis
Cme
Massenger
Bayond Indiana
Cherga
Associated Press
Brady's Health Service
Ell
Sodia
Nixon
William Wade
Roy Cohn
Roy Cohin
Joe McCarthy
Colin
Esquire
Senator McCarthy
Mr. Cohn
Coho
Cook
Adlai Steventin
Roy Conia
Robert Hutchins
New York Times
nya+ lron
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Berty
United States of America
Buckley
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