Public Housing Debate Sets City on Cautious Path
An Indianapolis mayoral pledge to secure public housing draws on New York's example. The piece argues New York’s 1985 start on large public housing failed as a crime magnet, noting murder, rape, and theft rise and police were increased to housing projects.
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Mills Warns Medicare Proposal Poses Congressional Bind
In a September analysis, Chairman Wilbur D. Mills argues the social security Medicare plan would force Congress into a bind as hospital costs rise. He outlines two unsound paths and urges support for existing programs and Kerr-Mills rather than a new universal plan.
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Labor union power fight sparks drive to end right to work
The AFL CIO plans to pressure Congress to repeal Section 14 b of the Taft Hartley Act and outlaw all rights to refrain from union membership. Management experts warn that ending right to work would end voluntary unions and unleash vast union power, signaling the era’s greatest legislative clash.
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Nasser Threatens U S Over Aid Terms and Arms to Congo
Nasser denounces U S conditions tied to a $35 million Egypt aid package and objects to Cairo's plan to aid Congo rebels led by Gbenye and the Red Missionary killers. He suggests U S interference and hints at seeking Russian wheat.
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Sayeth Nasser
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Russia
Beatles Sleep Sheets Sold in Detroit Hotel Scheme
Two Chicago businessmen bought unlaundered sheets and pillow cases used by the Beatles at the Whittier Hotel in Detroit for 500 dollars. The sheets will be cut into 150000 pieces sold for a dollar each, with the pillow cases secured in a bank vault.
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Straight life annuity questions from Get Rich Quick column
A widow asks about a straight life annuity and how it pays, age limits, and whether to cover margin debt. The advisor notes many investors can be misled by fast wealth schemes and explains the basic concept and that specifics depend on exact birthdate and policy details.
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Liberal Study Group moves to reform House rules
The Democratic Study Group in the House, bolstered by gains in the election, eyes loosening rules and purging two Southern Goldwater Democrats from seniority. Boggs backs the purge while rewarding loyalists, signaling a potential shift in leadership and committee selection patterns.
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Watson
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An Dahada
Dr Brady Answers On Cancer Diets Pain Relief And Surgery
A reader asks Dr Brady about preventing internal cancer growth and diets. He notes age and says surgery may not be avoided but emphasizes following a doctor's advice, pain relief with narcotics, and calcium injections for certain pain scenarios. He recalls family cancer and discusses treatment outcomes and realities.
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Case Records Contrast in Medical Teaching Emphasis
Dr Edwin Kime of Indiana University Medical School is praised for combining clinical experience with teaching. The piece argues colleges neglect practical medical training for faculty, while high schools require teaching preparation. It notes doctors often teach without clinical experience, and stresses need for teaching courses in higher education.
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Comet and compact car satire echo Blake in verse mix
In a collage of satire and verse, the piece blends Blake like lines about a bright comet with a comic motorist stuck in traffic. It humorously contrasts poetic myth with modern urban life and ends noting Preston Ewen, 17, planning a drum marathon to beat a 30 hour record, watched by friends and parents.
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