Nothing Is Free in Medicare Debate Editorial
The piece argues against free medical care via Medicare expanding to a national health service. It cites Britain’s NHS as a cautionary model, warns of hospital funding strain, and urges taxpayers not to assume all medical costs are free. It stresses Medicare must preserve patient care standards while funding remains essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
British Medical Association
United States
Ure
Great Britain
Just For The Asking Travel Guides From Stations
Service stations nationwide will act as travel guides for vacationers this summer. They will offer road conditions weather tips and point travelers to sights fishing hunting dining lodging and church and recreation sites. Up to date town by town information and maps will be provided through oil companies and state travel bureaus, making stations a top source for travelers.
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Jnh
Staten
America
Topnotch Coast
Public Wins Bill For Open Government Access
The government information bill moves to the White House after passing Congress. It requires agencies to make records available on request within a year of signing, with exceptions for national defense and private data. court review to compel disclosure. Gerald Ford calls it a notable service. Donald Rinnefeld hails it as a first step toward informed citizens.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ford
Donald Rinnefeld
Successful Investing and Mortgage Advice for Widows
A reader asks if Amenean Peirotina and Natrol Industries are speculative and if inheritance warrants investment. Rogers and Spear advise switching to a strong growth stock, Lion Oil of California, while a widow seeks mortgage payoff guidance. Spear notes mortgage affects sale potential. recommend keeping mortgage for now and awaiting better terms.
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Lion Oil
California
Qovb
Bert
Buckley Analysis of Republican Party's Internal Surgery
Buckley argues the Republican National Committee finally began to rein in the Young Republicans after years of autonomy. The piece traces power struggles from Bliss’s 1965 leadership through a June party showdown, ending with a symbolic restoration of party machinery amid post-Goldwater tensions.
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Republican National Committee
Young Republican Federation
Barry Goldwater
Bliss
National Committee
Stile
Hugh Senul
Pennsylvania
Thruston Moreton
Kentucky
Scott
Cleade Alcorn
Buante
Morton
Beny
Alcorn
Biss
Executive Committee
Ruth
van Sickle
Adams
Sheraton Park
Ite
Gaylord Parkinson
California
Uni
Vas
Health Service column critiques medical fads and psychosomatic disorders
A Brady health service column critiques the late nineteenth century rest cure craze and sanitarium fad, arguing psychosomatic neuroses rise as doctors fill gaps from traditional diseases. It notes the shift in medical focus, calls for medical consultation, and invites readers to write to Dr. Brady with health questions, offering brief replies under stamped self addressed envelopes.
Be Shepherds Not Sheep In High School Talk
In Beaver Falls the Beaver Valley United Jewish Community sponsored a high school assembly featuring a speaker who urges teens to resist advertising pressures aimed at tobacco and alcohol. He notes most social praise goes to poised, mature individuals and offers an Introvert Extrovert Test to help students understand social dynamics and gain confidence.
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Ellen
Beaver Falls
Fllen X
Crane
Beaver Falls High School
Beaver Valley
Folklore and Puns Circulate in Brief Anecdotes
A string of lighthearted curiosities and jokes showcases cross cultural misunderstandings and wordplay. An exchange about buying a wife with beads, a baby carriage mishap in a department store, a PhD spelling reform joke, a hotel miscommunication about oysters, and a humor note on a scandalmonger illustrate playful language and social quirks.
Academic freedom and Rutgers debate in To The Point
Russell Kirk analyzes demands for Rutgers University to abandon Southeast Asia policy and cites Nixon's Rochester commencement remarks on preserving academic freedom. The piece contrasts pro peace advocacy with concerns about academic license and questions how far free inquiry should extend during wartime. It notes the broader debate over faculty and student autonomy amid geopolitical tensions.
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New Jersey
Rutgers University
Masom
Eugene Geneve
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Rutgers
Rulgers
Afl-Cio
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Ho, Chi Minh
Mao ‘Tse Fing
China
Genovese
Hanoi
Gen. Fen. Corp
Why collisions occur at sea on Tegwar readers question
A shipboard primer explains that the bridge is the main control point for underway vessels with secondary stations duplicating it. In battle the captain and XO stay at alert stations. equipment includes wheel binnacle engine order telegraph fathometer radio finder and more.
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Tegwar
Martin
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Calumo
Fea. Corp
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers
George BD
Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Jane Toner Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Robert E. Jackson
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Anderson
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Madison
CSE
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Focal
AP Nine
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Buckley
Brady's Health Service
Aysiu Glriel
Mitchell
United SE States
United Shites of America
Dre Wilelim Brady
el Camino
South Baverly
Jitls
George W. Crane
Mellor. Ind
Folklore
By William Wade
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Wade
Russell Kirk
NATO
Paris
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AIRE
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