Editorial: Parcel post expansion harms private enterprise
The signed bill to raise parcel post size and weight threatens U S transportation policy favoring investor owned enterprises. Support cites deficits reduction, but critics argue the move creates unfair competition, avoids taxes and costs, and burdens taxpayers. Passage, they say, is another nail in private enterprise’s coffin.
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Parcel Post
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Post Office Department
Watch Out for Title 19 Century Sleeper in Life Magazine
Life magazine warns Title 19 Medicare aid could become a fiscal sleeper of the century. The plan offers grants to states from 55 to 83 percent of medical costs, but vague indigence rules may dramatically expand eligibility. New York's law qualified eight million residents, with costs predicted to rise to billions. reforms urged to aid the truly needy without bankrupting others.
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Life Magazine
Life
Oklahoma
Minnesota
New York State
New York
Congress
Where Are We Headed
A letter to the editor from St. Mary's Press laments the drift from a government of the people toward large agencies. The writer argues welfare, social security, and medicare expand control and erode liberties, noting these funds are deducted before pay.
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Republic of the United States
Welfare
Social Security
St. Mary’s
Fa.) Press
Uranium Exploration Seen Rising With New Nuclear Adds
The market for uranium expands as TVA boosts the largest nuclear generator and more plants are planned. United Nuclear leads U S mining with merger talks with Cities Service. TNC and Ker McGee show long term appeal. Western Nuclear offers speculative gains amid price and volume risks. 1970 uranium purchases by the Atomic Energy Commission end, shifting reliance to commercial sales.
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Mudier
Tennessee Valley Authority
Scrompanies
U. S
United Nuclear
Cities Service
TNC
Ker McGee
Ong-Toriy Helding
Western Nuclear
Atomic Energy Commission
Insurance Securities
Insurance Securities Trust Fund
M.W. A
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Roger Spear
Roger Bi
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Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
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The Roosevelt Ploy Splits New York Liberal Party
The New York Liberal Party nominated Franklin T. Roosevelt Jr for governor amid internal revolt led by Alex Rose. The move risks wrecking the party by undermining its progressive aims as it grapples with power plays involving James Farmer ILGWU leaders and opposition to O’Connor and Rockefeller.
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New York
Franklin T. Roosevelt, Jr
Manhattan
New York State
Washington
Alex Rose
Hatter’s Union
Rose
New York City
Charles Buckley
Bronx
Frank Roosevelt
Powe
Frank O’contor
O'Connor
Nelson Rockefeller
James Farmer
Louis Stulberg
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Liberal Party
Stulberg
O’connor
Boss Rose
Americana
Uidown
Union
Unity House
Gament
Rockefeller
Liberal
Brady’s Health Service on CORYZA AND PSEUDO-SINUSITIS
Dr William Brady explains common misconceptions about arthritis cold and nerve fatigue misattributions. discusses hay fever allergies and pseudo sinusitis linked to calcium intake, urges two to three month trial with supplements and notes readers may write for advice with stamped self addressed envelopes. mentions the preamble to the US Constitution.
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Miles
United States
Canada
If Brady
William Brady
Camino
South
Beverly Wils
California
Crane
Mellor
Ind
Heaven and fleshly God in a cosmopolitan home
Dr John Kirkpatrick and his wife Alice adopted four children of diverse races proving a cosmopolitan family. Dr Crane debates whether Heaven is tangible or intangible, arguing for a physical, humanlike God and a concrete afterlife with recognizable loved ones. The piece discusses bodily existence, spirit, and divine image with calls for mailed booklet and guidance.
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Mall
John Kirkpatrick
Alice
U.S.A
Jesus
Father
Heaven
Earth
Banquet aphorisms from old toasts and proverbs
A collection of popular aphorisms traced to toasts at banquets and public meetings. Phrases praise justice with mercy, value wise counsel, cherish friendship, and warn against arrogance. Includes lines about destiny, memory, moral conduct, and national sentiment, with varied moral and humorous twists.
Negotiation vs Reality in Vietnam War Debate
The piece argues negotiated peace backed by great powers fails if the Communists do not seek peace. It warns China and Soviet Union gain by prolonging conflict and spreading communism. It cites Fulbright criticisms, Thailand’s invasion, Ho Chi Minh, and Archbishop Ramsey supporting U.S. position as necessary to resist aggression.
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Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Russia
Communist
China
Southeast Asia
Red China
Soviet Russia
South
Thailand
Laos
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Hitler
Europe
Fulhvigit
Hent
United States
America
Arkansas
Hanoi
Peking
Norway
Red Guards
Tselung
Ho Chi Minh
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
New Brunswick
Johnson
Britain
Nautilus Crosses North Pole in Landmark Submarine Run
The Nautilus crew celebrates after Commander Anderson confirms crossing the North Pole. Inventor Tom Curtis praises the inertial navigator as the mission highlights a route potentially trimming 4,950 miles and 13 days from Japan to Europe. Temperature at the Pole is 32 degrees and depth is 4,140 feet.
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Anderson
United States
United States Navy
North Pole
Cheera
Tom Curtis
Curtis
Neulilus
Panama Canal
Japan
Europe
van Kapanin
Perry
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