Flu shot timing urged by public health service
Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices urges beginning flu shots as soon as practicable and completing by early December. A new A H1N1 strain reduces vaccine effectiveness. a new vaccine won't be ready until December. Measles vaccine pilots operate in several cities and Camp Lejeune. Breast cancer mass screening begins in New York this month with results expected for nationwide adoption.
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The
Public Health Service
Hong Kong
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Nashville
New Haven
New Orleans
Syracuse
N.Y
Camp LeJeune
N.C
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
New York
Canada Near Peace Time Trade Surplus Exceeding Billion
Commerce Clearing House reports Canada edging toward a peace time trade surplus over one billion dollars for eight months of 1968. Exports total 8.75 billion while imports run 7.85 billion, yielding a 900.2 million surplus led by stronger U S sales. A year-end surplus of 1.2 to 1.3 billion is anticipated, the highest since 1943-44.
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Canada
Commerce Clearing House
Dominion
United States
CCH
U.S
Cost of living soars in August report
Labor Department August figures show the rise in living costs this year at a high level not seen since 1951. The report notes wage gains erased for about 45 million workers as inflation bites. The piece also mentions Patrick Murphy’s role amid crime concerns in DC and Federal Safe Streets Act context.
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Labor Department
Pacific
Lyndon Johnson
Patrick ¥. Murphy
District of Columbia
Bureau of Labor Statistics
America
Sulphur discovery boosts Pennzoil United outlook
In this exchange style column, Roger Spear notes United Corp shares were swapped for Pennzoil United preference and common shares after a merger. A 80 cent annual dividend favors the preference, with conversion allowed for six years. Pennzoil United shows long term potential from a Thivat Corp sulphur discovery and strong institutional support. Zurn Industries remains a holding with growth potential amid costs.
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United Corp
Pennzoil United
F.V
Ld Comimon
Thivat Corp
Pennzoil
Zurn Industries
W. A
Zurn
Zarn
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Caan Central Station
New York
N. Y
To The Point- SDS disrupts campus leaders and presidents
Russell Kirk critiques Students for a Democratic Society branding them violent radicals akin to 19th century anarchists. He cites Ripon College president Bernard Adams courting SDS, Columbia and NYU pushback, and Michigan State University activism, noting SDS aims to challenge authority and audit governance while threatening academic freedom.
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SDS
Reader's Digest
Ripon College
Bernard Adams
Adams
Ripon
Hook
Karl Marx
United States
Tom Hayden
Yaman
Tron
China
Jack London
Jerusalem
Michigan State University
Uiversity
Michigan
Adama
Brady's Health Service life sentence about parental reactions
Dr. William Brady discusses parental behavior as it shapes children nutrition and habits. The piece uses Janie and her carrot dislikes to illustrate how parents, relatives, and caregivers respond differently to a child’s tastes. It emphasizes variability in the child and environment and hints at ongoing parental guidance and social attention.
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Fanie
Janie
Mommy
Daddy
Grandma
Mercy
Junior
Jane
Short Thoughts on lawns taxes and tropical rainfall
The text notes mixed opinions on crime and lawn care with a light political tilt. It discusses Puerto Rican independence sentiment tied to tax exemptions and forecasts a 1967 crop yield increase of four percent over last year and two percent above the 1963 record, per the Crop Reporting Card. It mentions late summer storms affecting the Fast Coast and Hawaii. Mt Waiakea on Kauai records about 471.68 inches of annual rainfall.
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Leculive Department
Hawaii
Waiateale
Kauai
United States
The Worry Clinic by Dr George W Crane on Jesus and force
The column argues Jesus used force against money changers but supported nonviolence in personal insults. It discusses swords, defense, and urges hard work, markets, and charity, framing Jesus as practical and skeptical of subsidies. It promotes a booklet and doctor contact for personal advice.
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George W. Crane
Jesu
Christ
Paul T
Jesus
Peter
Earth
Crist
Folklore and Quotations From Everyday Life
Collects diverse sayings from parents and children, urban congestion, truckers jargon, and notable figures. Highlights include anonymous family tension views, AP dispatch on crowded Saigon hospitals, etc. Quotes cover optimism, gender roles, and pop culture blurbs, reflecting social attitudes.
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Saigon
Associated Press
Wallace and Nixon clash over school integration stance
The piece argues Wallace pursues a policy favorable to local control over schools while Nixon calls for withholding federal funds to pressure integration. It questions appropriate sanctions, cites Supreme Court limits on de facto segregation, and debates whether penalizing districts serves students or adults. The author notes Wallace’s stance vs Nixon’s integration focus and ends with the Constitution preamble.
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Nixon
Wallace Gvery Ohers
George Wallace
Wscamny
Wallace
Grand Dragon
Ku Klux Klan
Jang
Huey Long
Richard Nixon
North Carolina
New York City
Charles Goodell
Kennedy
Senator Goodell
Supreme Court
America
Gacents
Ata Nixon
Watlaceie
Eastern Seaboard
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Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
View Provident Secretery
Tree Veret
Daity
Claus Portage
Anderton
Madison
Covation
Medlon
Ile Sarthe
Capies
Merber
Aviceio and
Horas
Russell Kirk
Kirk
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Kirs. Jones
Brady
Bi Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Nikwik
Aril Maby Mor
Folklore
Wade
Charles R. Sligh Je
National Association of Manufacturers
Lionel Hampton
Red Gray
Anonymous
William F. Buckley
United States of America
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