Double Standard in Sit Ins Sparks National Debate
The piece criticizes Chicago police for jailing demonstrators while Southern cities face different treatment for similar actions. It questions media bias and calls out hypocrisy from national press and religious leaders, urging fair reporting and equal rights for all regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
The
Daily News
Chicago
Alabama
Mississippi
Justice Department
Mason-Dixon Line
South
New York
Washington, D.C
The Continuing Issue in American Medical Standards
The article argues against expanding government control of health care. It warns that Medicare and Social Security actions could lead to a broad bureaucratic system diminishing doctor patient relations. It notes fears of socialized medicine, cites UK example, and asserts the battle to preserve high American medical standards will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Public Welfare Social Work Research
AMA News
Britain
Congress
Where's The Money Going Into Welfare Programs
The piece questions how billions in federal state welfare and antipoverty spending translate into real results. It notes about five billion yearly welfare costs and some 41 antipoverty programs of roughly 15 billion in 1964, administered by six federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana
Madison
Investment Guide Promotes Caution In Trading Advice
Readers are urged to avoid professional day trading and invest conservatively. The notice promotes Roger E. Spear’s 48 page Investment Guide and invites readers to send $1 to receive the publication at Grand Central Station New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Spear
General Motors
Parke
Davis
Kroger
Parke, Davis
Pharmaceutical
Woolworth
Kroger and Parke
C. J
Alam
WRR
Gen
Fea. Corp
Aneau
Roger Spear
Grand Central Station
N.Y.C
Buckley on Clergymen as Soul Doctors and Kennedy Bomb Debate
The piece discusses Rev. Homer M. Cole as a pastor and clergyman who counsels on medical matters, calls clergymen “Soul Doctors” and links faith figures to medical kits. It also analyzes Senator Kennedy's nuclear policy remarks, arguing the shift leftward in the Kennedy-Johnson dynamic and the presidency campaign context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Foundation
Crane
America
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy
Bobby
Johnson
Harper’s
Situ J
Brother John
Paign
Ac Kennedy
Ourother
White House
South Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Kee
Japan
United States
Formosa
China
Pew
Folklore and a Lesson on Bombs and Belief
A frayed magazine piece discusses childhood reactions to ideas like atom bombs, cultural misunderstandings, and a tale of a family with two kids and a telegram. It blends parables about fear, patriotism, and education with miscellaneous notes on Liberty Ships and cancer metaphors.
Health newsletter reviews scurvy notices and nutrition books
Dr Brady analyzes nutrition progress and flaws in school diets citing McCollum Sherman and Sherway works. He notes fresh fruit, whole wheat flour, and greens as key, and references Hopkins Cambridge experience in a preparatory school. Letters on health hygiene to Dr Brady are answered with stamped self addressed envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefansson
Arctic
England
E. V. McCollum
East End
Baltimore
Maryland
Macmillan Co
Henry C. Sherway
Pracman
Sherman
Alwas
McCollscurry
Ajc
Council On Foods
American Medical Association
Rameed Mater
Wunal Alowitugs
McCollum and Simmonds
Hopkins
Cambridge University
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Julien C Hyer Remembered For Kindness And Courage
The notice venerates Julien C Hyer with religious lines and reflections on a life of cheerful kindness and charitable care. It notes a lasting glow from his life and his strong will and self control that stood against evil. The transcription mourns his passing and memory.
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Merckr & Company
Lem
L.M. A
Senator Rfk
William F. Buckley, JR
Case
Homer M.cole
As Christian Child
William Wade
Darant Nannia
James B. Martin
Maritime Administration
Jehina
Dom
Tibet
New Jersey
Turnpike
Crane Mellor
Ind
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwins, Bailey
Associated Press
AP News
Herald
Ign
Julien C. Hyer
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