Pruitt Igoe project critique calls for reexamining social policy
Editorial argues the Pruitt Igoe housing project failed to solve social ills and instead brutalized residents. It condemns public housing as wasteful, warns about dependency from welfare, and urges a shift to focus on personal responsibility and reform in housing policy.
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Pruitt-Igoe
St. Louis
Groves
H. R. Crawford
HUD
Crawford
Camouses
Congress
Gallstone dissolving drug eyed by Mayo Clinic scientists
Mayo Clinic researchers test chenodeoxycholic acid as a non surgical option to dissolve gallstones. Early results show stone reduction in some patients, with calls for safety, dosage trials, and FDA long term effect studies ahead of a national NIH trial.
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Mayo's
New England Journal of Medicine
National Institutes of Health
Mayo
Food and Drug Administration
Harvey
Legislators mailing addresses listed for contact
The text provides Washington D C offices for Senators Hartke and Bayh and Representatives Dennis Bray plus others in various office buildings. It includes room numbers and district references but contains garbled lines and misspellings. The main actionable items are the listed contact locations for legislative outreach.
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Washington Senate
Sen
R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Nixon dictatorial fears echoed in press debate on Watergate
Rolling Stone editor Timoth Crouse notes reporters discuss Nixon potentially seizing power. Widespread speculation cites martial law and emergency authorities, with references to Roosevelt Truman and Nixon-era proclamations. Critical polls in 1936 showed mixed belief in dictatorship risks across regions.
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Nixon
Washington
RFS
Rolling Stone
Richard Nixon
Timoth Crouse
Crouse
Watergate
SDS
Ehrlichman
Supreme Court
Hitler
The
Baltimore Sun
Library of Congress
Roosevelt
Truman
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
The Kinghip of Christ vs the Tyranny of Peer Groups
A reflection on religious faith as a counter to peer pressure in youth. The author recalls daughters praying atop a bed and argues obedience to a divine Master over conformity to college peer groups and modern campus temptations. Copyright 1973 Gen. Fea Corp.
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Christ
Monica
Cecilia Hoed
Scotland
Felicia
Moses
Pharaoh
Israel
God
Mom
O'S
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Untold History of United States Vice Presidents
The article surveys vice presidents from Burr to Agnew, noting how most were footnotes and the office often swung by balancing tickets or politics. It recalls Calhoun, Johnson, King, Wilson, and Nixon, and warns Agnew’s fate may redefine the role.
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Chalmers M. Roberts
Thomas R. Marshall
John N. Garner
House
Spiro T. Agnew
Daniel D. Tompkins
Richard M. Johnson
William R. King
George M. Dallas
Henry Wise
White House
Aaron Burr
John C. Calhoun
Burr
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Bergen County
New York State
Senate
Iron Sogunel Trentage Belee Sars
Calhoun
Alabama
France
Cuba
Franklin Pierce
Henry Wilson
Capitol
John Adams
Martin van Buren
Richard Nixon
John C. Breckinridge
Hannibal Hamlin
Andrew’ Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Alben Barkley
Hubert Humphrey
Barkley
Veep
Breckinridge
James Bucchanan
Henry G. Davis
Alton B. Parker
Theodore Roncevelt
Charles W. Banks
Washington
Adams
Monroe
Thompkins
Wilson
Marshall
Franklin Roosevelt
Garner
Eisenhower
Nixon
Agnew
Henry Clay
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Hiram Johnson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Frank C.lowden
Mr. Coolidge
Sen
Silas Wright
James K. Polk
Dallas
Benjamin Franklin
New York
George Clinton
Anti-Union Monopolies Debate Spurs Thurmond Bill
An Atlantic cross debate urges curbing monopoly power of unions and state. Sen. Thurmond introduces S 2237 to place unions under antitrust laws urging bipartisan cosponsorship and public backing to restore market balance.
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Atlantic
Ceust
England
Regal
Philip Vander Elst
Freedom First Magazine
London
Britain
United States
U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Sen. Thurmond
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
Thurmond
Committee On the Judiciary
Sen. Stevenson
Congress
U.S. Senate
Lemuel R. Boulware
Norris-LaGuardia
Walt Disney: a booming empire from humble beginnings
A profile notes Walt and Roy Disney founded the company in 1923 and built an entertainment empire spanning films, comics, and parks. It highlights Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Willie, Flowers and Trees, Snow White, and a recent Disney festival at Lincoln Center, while acknowledging critics.
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Wat Disney
California
Disneyland
Florida
Disney World
Walt
Roy Disney
Walt Disney Productions
Mickey Mouse
Disney
James A. Michener
America
Walt Disney
Richard Schickel
New York City
Citadel of Culture
Lincoln Center
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Anderson
Indiana
Inberger
Harriet W. Toner
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Meneger
Jat Toner Son
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