Public Employe Strikes Threaten Public Health
An editorial warns that recent public employee strikes including Baltimore sanitation workers and New York State hospital attendants endanger health and safety. It contrasts nonenforcement of anti strike laws with the need for legal accountability, noting Newark police and fire sickouts and broader national trends toward disruptive labor action.
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Baltimore
Newark
Nui
American Federation of State
Eya
New York State
New York
New York City
Nelson Rockefeller
Law and Order and Courts Responsibility Debate
The text argues that national crime waves stem from lax law enforcement and slow courts, blaming both lower courts and the United States Supreme Court for aiding criminals and hindering law abiding citizens. It critiques high court decisions as frequently favoring the criminal element and failing to uphold citizen rights.
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United States
Supreme Court
High Court
Successful Investing: Stocks for Retirement Plans
Roger E Spear reviews a diversified growth portfolio and suggests selling Allied Chemical and Ronson for income utilities like Washington Water Power Pacific Lighting Potomac Electric and Duquesne Light. Maintain top income producers CIT Financial General Motors North American Rockwell Jersey Standard Tenneco Tri Continental. hold income stocks for tax-favorable gains after age 69. Coffee-Mat shows potential turnaround with Midway acquisition. six months hold advised to track earnings trend amid 1968 disruptions including a five week wage strike and March fiscal year shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical
Ronson
Washington Water Power
Pacific Lighting
Potomac Electric
Duqusene Light
CIT Financial
General Motors
North American Rockwell
Jersey Standard
Tenneco
Tri-Cortinental
Consolidated Foods
IBM
Radio Prp
Coffee-Nmat
Pla
Coffee-Mat
Midway Co
Midway'a
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Tracey Sublett’s Abilene Marine in Vietnam Life
Paul Harvey profiles Tracey Sublett, a young Abilene minister’s son serving in Korea and Vietnam. The piece paints a vivid portrait of a Pfc. facing war’s grit and loneliness, balancing chores at home and the brutal edge of combat, finding faith in letters and comrades.
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Tracey Sublett
Abilene, Tex
Texas Ave
Korea
Fragmented notes on biology history and health claims
The text discusses shark biology and kidney-like functions in fauna, early crude beer by American Indians, the Modane train wreck of 1917 with 343 dead, the rise of picture postcards in Europe in the 1870s, a decline in foreign seasonal farm workers in the U.S. this year, estimated annual tat bites in Americans, and a possible diabetes anemia link found by doctors.
Brady’s Health Service Major Threat From Common Infections
Dr William Sra Brady warns in a health column that three quarters of physician visits in urban and rural areas stem from common respiratory infections. He links untreated nose and throat infections to sinus, ear, mastoid and chest complications, noting even simple colds can spread via speaking. He urges public use of clear terminology and invites readers to send health letters for non diagnostic guidance.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Crie
Avery American
The Worry Clinic by Dr George W Crane offers compliments plan
The piece promotes Dr Crane's Compliment Club booklet claiming 30 day daily praise can transform life and mood. It cites testimonials from John V a college student at Anderson College and teachers at St Mary's School in Pennsylvania. It states a 20 cent booklet request plus self addressed envelope to Mellor Indiana.
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John V
Anderson College
Ming
Yain
John
Dudge
Oba
Jim
Benita
St.Mary's School
Pennsylvania
Annie Laurie parody and a tale of a Scotish lover
Folklore by William Wade presents a playful takeoff on the Sea fish song Annie Laurie. A Scotchman’s pursuit ends not in death but marriage to another woman, producing four sons, while the chorus wishes Annie Laurie praise and hints at hopeful yet unmemorable outcomes. An American saying about a blind pig finding an acorn adds regional flair.
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Fenswell
Annie Laurie
Maxwellon
Bonnie
Annie
Tig
Indiana
Secretary Finch and the Creative Imagination in Nixon Cabinet
A profile praising Richard Nixon’s pick for health, education and welfare secretary, Robert Finch, highlighting his California record, conservative creativity, and plans to decentralize welfare. It weighs national welfare reform, education funding proposals, and potential clashes with Congress and education czars, noting possible replacements and policy tensions.
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Finch
Richard Nixon
Robert Fitch
California
Creative Society
Roonald Reagan
Abraham Ribscott
Fitch
Milton Friedman
Nixon
Patrick ‘Moynih
Congress
Carl Hansen
Opti
District of
Brants
Xeer
Hut
Kary
Robert Finch
Gen
Fea. Corp
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