Medicaid Scandal Probes Target State and National Waste
Senate investigators detail Medicaid fraud across 38 states with inflated fees and doctor dentist and pharmacy abuses. Examples include a Harlem dentist billing $403k, a Neon Kentucky shop billing triple volume, a Sacramento home billing after death, and a California optometrist seeking sunglasses payments. Calls grow to punish culprits curb spending and reform funding rules while SDS and campus unrest spur debate on militancy and government overreach.
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Hoover rejects retirement as FBI director after 45 years
Reassuring note comes as J Edgar Hoover refuses to retire upon reaching his birthday. He has led the bureau for 45 years and remains at work beyond the mandatory federal retirement age. Supporters hail his experience and dedication to strengthening law enforcement and public safety.
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Determination and Limits in Folklore Parable
A southern Indiana conversation contrasts effort with innate limits. Uncle Abner explains birth and environment set bounds, using a donkey and dog tale to illustrate that some beings cannot be made into what they are not. An old American saying follows: a brain is no stronger than its weakest think.
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McBride
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Hetter
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Neal
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Holywood Tetter
America
Nixon's one warning stance amid anti military pressure
In a guarded view of Nixon's strategy, the president weighs retaliation against North Korea, the costs of escalation, and the political hurdles posed by anti military lawmakers led by Fulbright. The piece argues for a strong public mandate to back decisive action against threats to U S forces.
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Korean
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Speed Reading Wonders and the Brain in Canton
A Canton classroom showcases extraordinary speed readers. Jeanne Crandell, age 11, reads up to 70,000 words a minute with Dr. Vearl G. McBride noting normal sixth grade speeds around 206 words. Training claims include rapid eye movement and comprehension enhancements across ages.
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Canton
Mosher
Jeanne
Over-Stockton College
Vearl G. McBride
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McBride
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Critics Call for Board to Guide Intelligent Movie Writing
John Keasler rails at Hollywood writers and artistic freedom, urging a three person board plus two outsiders to judge finished films. He condemns poorly written scripts, censorship debates, and the industry’s focus on sensationalism over plot, urging accountability for better storytelling.
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Easle
Fuschia
Suburbia
Bruce
Hollywood
Queald Street
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Editor's Outlook Detente and Soviet Strategy in Global Tension
An analysis argues detente is sought to ease Asia tensions and rebuild after Yalta, noting Roosevelt's push for trust and concessions. It discusses Soviet leadership shifts, internal dissent, and the idea that monolithic communism has softened, while outlining how radical groups and ABM debates influence NATO and global power dynamics.
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Asia
Jones
Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevel
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Joseph Schiebel
Georgetown University
Yalla
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SAFEST DRIVERS ARE AGED STUDY FINDS
A landmark study analyzing records from 30 states and the District of Columbia finds senior drivers 65 and over commit 4 percent of accidents while representing 4 percent of drivers. Fatality rates are only slightly higher than expected, and overall accident involvement is notably lower than their driving-population share. The study challenges age-based reexamination and supports more enlightened licensing practices.
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Minnesota
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Dadga Sherman G. Pinesilver
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