Bread Is Bread But Some Brands Stand Out
The article discusses why simple common drug names do not automatically lower prices. It notes that naming is set by expert agencies and must follow scientific standards. A Rhode Island study found switching to common names would save less than five percent. Different brands can vary in quality due to ingredients and production methods.
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Rhode Island Division of Public Assistance
Albert D
Rochester
Midwest
England
High On The Hog Moral Challenge To National Debt
A rough-hewn philosopher laments Americans living high on the hog while debt grows beyond seven thousand dollars per family. He questions morality in passing the burden to future generations and asks who will bear the cost.
Socialism by compulsion in Iowa power vote
An REA co op sought a municipal service franchise in Marshalltown but was rejected 2343 to 1454 as voters chose the existing tax paying private utility. The article argues tax factors influenced the outcome and warns of expanding federally funded power as compulsory socialism.
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U.S
Marshalltown
Iowa
REA ‘Co-Op
Students and Politics Shake the Silent Generation Image
The article notes 3,000 students demonstraing for peace at the White House Feb 16 17 and highlights how NSA with nearly 400 affiliates represents about a million college students. It discusses shifts toward national issues, debates over NSA leadership and disaffiliation efforts, and contrasts 1930s isolationist student movements with Kennedy era activism.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
National Student Association
NSA
Madison
Wis
House Committee On Un-American Activities
South
Kennedy Democrats
Rockefeller
Congress
Alliance for Progress faces mixed Latin American outlook
Joseph Alsop reports from Salvador on the Alliance for Progress a year after Punta del Este. He finds a mixed view with hope and fear as Latin economists and leaders weigh whether the plan can spur growth avert dictatorship and stem communism.
Alliance for Progress credibility in Latin America undercut by disillusion
The article discusses Latin American distrust of the Alliance for Progress and calls for a personal and national commitment to win mass allegiance. It cites Roberto Campos and Lincoln Gordon on the need for a political mystique and broad involvement, warning that without it the Alliance cannot succeed. It notes Soviet noise over Berlin and Cuban deployments, including reports of 12,000 to 15,000 nonuniformed personnel.
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Washington
Friends
Latin America
34the Alliance For Progress
Roberto Campos
United States
Lincoln Gordon
Monnet Action Committee For
Brazil
Berlin
Cuba
Union
Pacific
Ifather
Ambassador Tol
General Foods
Emil Mosbacher
Spear
Manning
Maxwell & Moore
Tonsil Surgery Debates and Cold War Context
Readers are presented with a collage of medical opinions on tonsillectomy versus tonsillotomy, citing Dr. Albert D. Noton and others. The piece contrasts surgical safety and outcomes with broader geopolitical commentary on Soviet influence and Cuban politics, concluding with a note that health letters to Dr Brady will be answered if properly addressed.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Conservative label bias and Habeas Corpus debate in 1950s letters
A columnist discusses constitutional rights, habeas corpus, and free speech as a gauge of patriotism. He cites United Nations norms, critiques liberal labels, and promotes a booklet on preserving republican freedoms while noting NASA office naming debates.
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Luis Kutner
Glad
Eto
Pctaprn Polaba
Ieee
United Nations
Feruon
U.N
Gang
U.S. Con
Howe the Herald
United Press
Lfreedom
Our Republic
Wash
Ington
Woo
Ploo
National Columbia
Billy Aeronautics and Space
Graham
NASA
Space Agency
West Surday Evening Post
Santa Portugal
Monica
Calif
Angola
Cific
Point Arguello
Comfort and Joy Theme in Sunday School Lesson
The text previews an International Sunday School Lesson focusing on Isaiah verses about comfort and joy. It references seeking hope through God’s grace and power, and invites yield of the heart to reveal peace and love for tomorrow’s study.
Radio Schedule Preview ToNac Indianapolis
A brief radio schedule entry from Indianapolis notes upcoming broadcasts. Program notes list a morning segment and a midday feature with unspecified times and hosted by a local station. The item frames a routine listing without further program details.
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Moore
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New York Herald Tribune, Inc
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Martino Tat
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Prado
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Jion
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Havana
Fidel Castro
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Castro
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E. Ross Anderson
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Luis Kuteer
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Florida
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Missouri
Zanzibar
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Oregon
William Wade
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Tomer
Edwin A. Bailey
Moneyer
Anderson
Mociion
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Indianapolis
Israel Message
Israel Bessage Boo
St. Francis
Church of the Air
Voice of Prophecy
Lowman
Forstense
WFEBM
Inpetus
le Lorer
Tabernacle
Wonderful Music
Promctive Twsi
Baseball
Baseball Monitor
Moeniter Deel
Gesnul
World News News
Johnny Dollar
Bob Considine
Aspensé
Meet the Press
the Press
Navy Monitor
World ‘Tonight
Alex Kendrick
Wonderful
Police
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Graham Kingdom Church
Televi
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Stat Fair
Peoples Chay
SION
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WFEM
Ansa Sun
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