Population growth threatens welfare and future prosperity
The Population Reference Bureau warns that rapid world population growth endangers living standards. Between 1953 and 1960 Africa Asia and Latin America exceeded Europe in 1800s population, while today three billion could rise to six by 2000. Reducing birth rates via tech advances is urged to avert poverty and stagnation.
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Africa
Asia
America
Europe
Massachusetts
Robert C. Cook
Legal Secretaries Organization Formed in Anderson Area
Legal secretaries from the Anderson area formed a nonprofit group to stimulate professional attainment among members. The social club focuses on training programs for aspiring secretaries, high ethical standards, and closer cooperation with attorneys. The motto is We Serve and members pledge to uphold the law and advance the profession.
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Andersons Area
Legal Secretaries Association
Indiana
Legal Secretaries Organization
Legacy of Dr Still and osteopathy amid modern medicine
Seventy five years after Dr Andrew Taylor Still and the osteopathic movement shaped drugless healing the profession numbers about 14 000 DOs serving six percent of the US population with 400 osteopathic hospitals and six colleges. Tensions with the AMA persist though shifts show cooperation and mergers under debate.
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Missouri
Still
United States
Doq’s
Trust Doctors of Medicine
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Philadelphia County Medical Society
Philadelphia County Osteopathic Society
Philadelphia
Doctors of Medicine
California
American Osteopathic Association
Cone
John Cline
Stills
AMA Judicial Council
Bond investor questions safer income and stock picks
A retiree asks whether 4 percent Missouri Kansas Texas bonds remain sound or should be swapped for higher yielding issues like Columbia Gas, Tennessee Gas, and Dayton Power. The advisor recommends moving to investment grade bonds with call protection, and suggests Kerr-McGee Fairmont Foods Montana Power and Tractor Supply as growth stock ideas for his teenage sons.
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Roger E
Spearer
Missouri - Kansas
Texas
Columbia Gas
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Dayton Power
Light Ats
Kerr-McGee
Fairmont Foods
Montana Power
Tractor Supply
General Features Corp
Washington Health Report Reveals President's Injury
Roscoe Drummond discusses the press coverage of President Kennedy's health. He argues that officials misrepresented the back injury and crutch use, causing public anxiety and speculation. He cites delays in reporting facts and insufficient information from White House staff.
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Nedy
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Pierre Salinger
White House
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Wade
Palm Beach
Janyway
Interpretation of Cold War Frontiers and Berlin Gate Motif
The piece reflects on why the United States holds influence while Western Europe remains split and anxious about Eastern Europe as a wartime frontier. It discusses Berlin’s gate as a symbol of Prussian power and America’s future role, contrasting resignation with cautious hope for liberation and renewal.
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United States
Europe
Eastern Europe
Brandenburg
Berlin
Asia
Jupiter
Laos
Southeast Asia
Washington
Brandenburg gate and Laos figure in postwar Berlin notes
A fragmentary postwar essay contrasts the Brandenburg gate as a symbol with Laos as a broader strategic issue in Berlin. It discusses Allied positions, East–West tensions, and the need for full, prompt disclosure of medical news about President Eisenhower and President Kennedy, urging candor to curb rumors.
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Eisenhower
White House
Mr. Kennedy
Mary Q Dream Camouflage in Freudian Dream Study
Case J-423 profiles Mary Q aged 18 a stenographer to a bachelor boss. It depicts a quarreling dream about a letter and the concealment of erotic themes via euphemism, arguing dreams reveal unconscious desires per Freud and offering a booklet and advice through a Davenport style psychologist.
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Dr. Freud
Mary Q
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Brady Health Column Covers Arteriosclerosis Myths and Crime Notes
Dr Brady explains pathology basics and refutes the term atherosclerosis while detailing how tissue analysis guides treatment decisions. The column then shifts to local crime reports, gaming arrests, a blind driving note, a tavern robbery, squirrel hunting, and a Q&A section on health letters.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camins
Beverly Hills
Calif
Weather outlook with scattered showers across Atlantic states
Weather Bureau forecast indicates scattered showers and thundershowers likely today in the north and middle Atlantic regions with a chance of scattered storms in the Carolinas, southern Mississippi Valley, Florida, and southern Plateau. Warmer conditions remain along the coast and across the Plains while cooler air moves into the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and down toward the lower Mississippi Valley and southern Plains.
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Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Carolinas
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Plateau
Atlantic Coast
Central Plains
Texas
Ohio Valley
Tennessee Valley
Southern Plains
The Shepherd Mere Money Prayer of Generosity
A reflective verse urging generosity and alms to aid neighbors. It speaks of sharing words thoughts and deeds as duty, noting God’s blessings prompt kindness and a call to give from the gifts within hearts. The tone is pious and exhortative.
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