Schlafly lecture at Anderson high draws crowd
Mrs. Schlafly spoke for about an hour at the Anderson High School gym to about 2000 attendees. The Madison County Women’s Republican Club sponsored the event praising her critique of the Johnson administration and the Vietnam War while highlighting waste and policy failures.
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Anderson High School
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Schlafly
Washington
Johnson
National Federation of Republican Women
St. Louis
Indiana
United States
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Republican
Anderson
Medicare Title 19 Threatens National Finances
An editorial warns that defining medically indigent in Title 19 could expand federal aid to many New York residents and balloon Medicare spending. It notes New York's eligibility surges risks a $217 million federal share in year one, urges Congress to amend the law to curb Title 19 spending.
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New York
Congress
New York State
Laws That Backfire on Wage Legislation Supporters Say
A commentary notes the 1983 wage hike from 1.25 to 1.60 dollars per hour may raise unemployment. Professor James Tobin argues raising wages can reduce, not increase, employment and reveals a broader view that well meant laws often harm those they intend to help.
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Congress
James Tobin
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Varied Gift of Stocks Draws Caution and Forward Hope
In Successful Investing by Roger E Spear readers ask about three stock gifts First Chiller Financial Carlisle Corp and Lehman. Charter shares face short term pressure from tight money but long term prospects look stronger Carlisle reports earnings gains and diversification while Lehman offers broad exposure. Siegel shows promise with steady uptrend and potential full year earnings near 2 50. hold for recovery and consider diversification into Allied Stores or Kresge.
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Chiller Financial
Carlisle
Leh_mai Corp
Lehman
Soarsett Carlisle Corp
Fectronics
H. I. Siegel
C.K
Siegel
Yale
Allied Stores
Kresge
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Worry Clinic Advises Married Men’ s Conversion Schemes
A sensational advice feature claims miserliness in husbands stems from fear of loss of virility and urges wives to use seductive tactics and sex aids to convert platonic marriages into affectionate, financially generous partnerships. The piece promotes a booklet and personal psychology charts with payments and self-addressed envelopes.
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Silag Marner
Douglas decline weighs on Illinois campaign scene
An Inside Report describes Charles H. Percy gaining strength in downstate areas while Douglas relies on Daley’s machine. Bert Baker and Democratic leaders fret sympathy votes after Percys daughter’s murder. Douglas faces white backlash, rising costs, and Vietnam war effects as he pivots to an establishment stance and Daley’s influence.
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Douglas
Fairfield, I
Leo
Paul Douglas
Bert Baker
Charles H. Percy
Baker
Percy
Senate
Cook County
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Thnais
Daglas
Illinois
Daley
U. S
Septugenarian Douglas
Bourbon County
Perey
Washington
Springfield
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Abner Mikva
Congress
Adlai Stevenson II
Stevenson
Widsom
Robert F. Kennedy
Iingis
Health Service Letter Warns Against Miracle Arthritis Drugs
A Dr Brady letter reflects on praising an alleged miracle arthritis medicine that briefly relieved chronic joint disability but caused grave or fatal effects in some cases. The writer urges cautious understanding of arthritis as chronic joint tissue degeneration and explains medical distinctions among infectious arthritis and rheumatism.
Abbreviations and Logos Spark Post Office Debate
The Chicago Post Office confirms a new list of state abbreviations with shortened forms like IN for Indiana. A spokesman notes codes require zip codes to avoid mail returns. Hierarchy of designs and slogans appears on helmets in Korea and British press cautions on tasteful imagery.
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Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Towa
Wade
Kentucky
Mchigan, MI
Ohio
Kansas
Maryland
Minnesot, MN
Wisconsin, WI
Griffin Williams Senate race in Michigan A clash of two long political careers
In Michigan the contest between Senator Robert Griffin and G Mennen Williams shapes up as a pivotal fight this fall. Griffin, a conservative Republican incumbent aided by Gov Romney, faces Williams once tied to Detroit governance and a career in Democratic leadership.
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Griffin
Robert Griffin
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Senate
Williams
Kirk
Detroit
Johnson
Viet Nam
Romner
Nixon
Scranton
Landrum Griffin
Walter Reuther
CIQ
Republican Party
Democratic Party of
Senator Griffin
Landum Griffin
Jimmy Hoffa
Robert
Taft
Ohio
Romney
Tron
Traverse City
Liberal Democrats
Gen
Fea, Corp
John Fitch and the steamboat legacy in early America
The article argues that John Fitch was the key pioneer of steamboats, detailing his early experiments on the Delaware in 1790, his clashes with contemporaries like Fulton and Rumsey, and political obstacles including congressional opposition and debt culminating in Fitch's death. It notes later promotion by Fulton and the intertwined efforts of Stevens and Livingston.
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Sve Fulton
John Fitch
Delaware River
Robert Martin Fulton
Promoter Fitch
Ben Franklin
Janes Madison
Patrick Henry
George Washington
James Rumsey
Potomac
John Stevens
Stevens
Livingston
Robert Fulfer
Per
Fitch
Ohio
Mississippi
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Spain
Inardstown
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Madison
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John Douglas
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William Brad
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William Heady
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