Give Them Money Today in Income Maintenance Debates
A congressional subcommittee opens six days of hearings on income maintenance programs amid a surge of reform ideas. Proposals include job creation, guaranteed income, and a higher minimum wage, with economists and policymakers weighing funding sources and potential costs.
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Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Patrick Moynihan
Inlet
John Conyers
Michigan
Martha W. Griffiths
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
Republican Papers
Martin Laird
Wisconsin
Republican Conference
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Friedman
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Middle Age Will Be Served in Civil Rights Spotlight
The Age Discrimination Act of 1967 sets June 12 as the effective date outlawing age based job discrimination for ages 40 to 65 by employers agencies and labor groups. It bans age preferences in ads but allows bona fide disqualifications or benefit plan rules. Critics note loopholes include airline stewardesses forced to retire at 32 to 35 and urge labor department study. Elk Point Leader Courier asserts equality is an illusion in a quest for utopia.
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Congress
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Secretary of Labor
Elk Point
S.D
FBI
J. Edgar Ilgover
Hoover
Republic
Heaven
Hell
Gen
Fea. Corp
Healthcare, Inc
Toldec
Ohio
National Research Council
Carnegie Institution
Successful Investing: Conservatism and Growth Picks
A reader advises holding utilities and diversifying with growth stocks as inflation worries ease. Roger Spear endorses solid utilities and selective growth plays, noting rising earnings but acknowledging uncertain timing for lower rates. A 12 year old asks about investing credits and stock picks. Spear suggests dividing savings into Radio Corp and Winn-Dixie Stores for diversification and dividends.
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Jay Conthusion
Abey
Boise Cascade
Radio Corp
Winn-Dixie
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Harvey America Needs Spiritual Revival
Paul Harvey argues for national spiritual renewal after Kennedy's assassination and rising violence. He cites Sirhan Sirhan and Oswald as examples, recalls personal security fears, and urges changes of heart over new laws, affirming to seek a renewed respect for basic tenets and personal responsibility.
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America
United States
Robert Kennedy
Jolson
Martner
Gars Dine Society
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Jordan
Harvey Oswald
Castro
Cuba
Sendoe McCandy
South
Brady's Health Service Advice on Diet and Disease
Dr William Brady argues chronic rheumatic conditions and pyorrhea arise from nutritional deficiency and degeneration. He promotes daily vitamins minerals and a varied diet, notes reader letters, and recalls family history in the West Gibson Street bower, urging life long dietary changes for improvement rather than short term cures.
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Wige
West Gibson Street
Canadaigua
The Worry Clinic and Dr Seyler on Child Health
A column by Dr Alfred Ki Saylor discusses child health care focusing on vision, dental hygiene, and hearing. It stresses eye checks for cross eyed conditions, early dental care, and avoiding injuries from toys while noting the role of diabetes and infections in eye health.
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Seyler Ems
Cash
Alfred Ki. Saylor
America
Journal of Children's Dentistry
Plug
Detroit
Detroit Dental Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jesus
Milela
Folklore and jokes swirl in a curious tale mix
An assortment of quips and anecdotes unfolds as a college professor mocks readers for choosing books they shouldn’t while a police inquiry over pigs reveals a humorous misidentification. A running thread quotes Americans’ sayings and a misnamed vice president prompts a nod to historical error.
Baby’s word growth and crawling aid early intelligence
A columnist argues against TV for infants and urges parents to read aloud from six months, stressing the link between vocabulary and abstract thought. Citing a theory on African literacy, it warns against passive media and promotes direct conversation, naming infants like Monica and Abe as examples.
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Abe
Monica
Robert Morris
University of Plano
Plano
Central
South Africa
Erik von Kuelmelt-Leddihn
Red Eye guided missile used by Navy and Army
A General Dynamics developed tactical guided missile called Red Eye is described as four feet long and 28 pounds, used with a launcher to defend against attacking aircraft. The piece recalls wartime heroism and the Marine viewpoint on sacrifice, citing Seaman David G Queller’s act on the Mekong Delta.
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Navy
General Dynamics
2 Marine
David G. Queller
Mekong Delta
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Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Harvard
James Tobin
Yale
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Robert Lampman
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Jol Jess
Dr. Friedman
Roger E. Spear
Prich Drul Q
Pacific Northwest
Feral
Iowa Power & Light
nWwr
Kye Solid
Conservat
Pacific NW Bell
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George BD. Critienberger
Robert E Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Pravidenpernen
Marreet W. Toner
SARIN
Charles Velaughith
Raymond
Reed Seecatery Tresturer
Beily
Ona
Monty
Yeas
Martha
Portage
Carriet
Ste
Mecaon
Apeeal Raviangar
Associated Press
Focal News
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Brady's Health Service
William Bra
Brady
William Brody
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
United States of America
George W. Grane
Folklore
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Jeremiah Jones Coltrath
President Grant
Henry Wilson
Wilon
Colbath
Wilson
Indiana
Sagacity
Ny Daur
Voties
James B. Martin
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