National Hospital Week Observed By St John s and Community Hospitals
Madison County observes National Hospital Week with about 7000 hospitals taking part nationwide. The piece emphasizes hospitals as community resources focused on prevention, education, quality care, and affordable services, urging public involvement and awareness of local health care missions. It notes the evolving role of hospitals in sustaining community life and economy, and invites readers to learn about local services.
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St. John’s
Anderson
Madison County
St. John's
Anderson’s Hospitals
Good Neighbors in Foreign Policy and Limits on Intervention
Paul Harvey discusses the phrase good neighbor and its meaning in daily life and foreign policy. Gen George Brown notes Vietnam intervention was once considered but would have lacked public support. Congress banned new U S military involvement in Southeast Asia as of 1974, shaping presidential limits.
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Dving Chiefs of Staff
Vietnam
Washington
Congress
Ford
Palm Springs
South Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Ieader
House
Gerald Ford
Los Angeles Times
Federal per diem rules vary by city under new bill
The Senate and House backed a bill allowing higher daily meals lodging allowances in high cost areas such as Manhattan and Washington DC. Brooklyn Queens and San Francisco receive lower rates while cities like Boston Atlantic City Los Angeles Chicago and others are assigned specific per diem figures. The GSA describes the calculation method and notes the effective date will be when the rules appear in the Federal Register. Postal Service will halt selling stationery and photo copying services to the public, affecting inner city residents relying on neighborhood offices.
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Anylyxiy
U.S
Manhattan
Brooklyn
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House
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Staten Island
Queens
San Francisco
Oakland
Chicago
Boston
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Los Angeles
General Services Administration
United States
GSA
Federal Register
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Congress
Cla
Kenya
Lana'caffer
National Treasury
Officialdam
Sanger
D.C. Superior Court
Harold H. Greene
Maré
Echo Chamber in Phnom Penh Cited as Stalin’s Influence
The correspondent Sydney Schanberg and Alice Widener—writing for the New York Times—depict Phnom Penh as an echo chamber of silent streets during Khmer Rouge takeover and critique Western faith in a peaceful Communist collapse, arguing Stalin’s theory guides revolutions across Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Echo Chamber
New York City
Sidney Schanberg
New York Times
Phnom Penh
Schanberg
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Congress
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Sihanouk
Phoom Penh
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Peking
Handi
Portugal
Syria
East
The
Asia
Mfrica
Latin America
Switzerland
Hanoi
Khmer ‘Rouge
Vietnam
Washington,d.c
London
Paris
Tokyo
Rome
Mexico City
Ottawa
Echo, Chambers
U.S.A
Crime policy quarrels across the nation prompt sharp talk
Washington column presents a debate on crime causes and penalties. It cites President Ford and D C officials urging harsher sentences for violent crime, while judges Greene and Reilly critique lenient corrections and urge targeted enforcement and rehabilitation limits.
Far Left Influence Buzz in Britain and Europe
The piece discusses rising Communist influence in Britain and Western Europe, noting Labour MPs joining far left groups, trade union infiltration, and Tory concerns ahead of June referendums on the Common Market. It parallels U.S. liberal shifts and cites Ian Gilmour's warnings and media profiles of the Tribune Group.
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KFS
Portugal
Britain
Europe
France
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Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire
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Conservative
Gilmour
Joca
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Communist Morning Star
London Sunday Times
Tribune Group
Tribune
U.S
House of Representatives
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Thomas P. O'Neill
New York
Bella
Howse
Ford
Vietnam
Cambodia
Mary McGory
Bell Abbey Fai Club
We War
Ahzug
Atzug
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Socialist Party of United States
King
Fea
Will Rogers On Spending and Economic Recovery
Will Rogers argues that new government spending will soon produce work and stimulate commerce. He claims immediate expenditure will spur business activity and shift political debate to results, noting personal finances change opinions. This excerpt is selected and edited for republication.
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Ea Satseriter
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Herald
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D.C
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