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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1967
Page
3
A period piece notes that huge drug and medical supply firms along with hospitals clinics and drug stores recognize the need for better protective measures and affordable options. The text argues the public requires effective tools priced within reach to prevent severe illness and financial ruin from short illnesses.
The article notes a father figure winning top spot in a family game or fortune segment on television, with a prize around ten thousand reais. It highlights the show's style and the family's venture into public exposure on TV.
A reflective essay discusses American resilience and hypocrisy amid Cold War anxieties. It contends the public and lawmakers miscast blame on Reds for liberties erosion, while some corporate and labor leaders fail to bargain in good faith, inviting government intervention and arousing calls for restrictive measures. The Traveler’s skeptical voice decries seduction by arbitration and warns that a few undermine the many freedoms.
A column critiques lawsuits as solvable only by lawyers, arguing personal injury suits and high insurance costs strain citizens. It notes cases from Benton and California, cites Cassius Clay and other athletes, laments slow Cook County trials, and calls for public scorn of chronic suers to deter litigious culture.
A proposed plan would require labels showing the net value returned to farmers in each product. Critics warn it would cause frequent label changes with price shifts, raise merchandising costs, confuse shoppers, and do little to increase farmer incomes while parodying consumer guidance.
This column accuses U Thant of mismanaging the Gaza withdrawal and of bowing to Nasser, arguing that the UN acted as a pawn in a broader pro Communist shift. It asserts Nasser exaggerated demands and warns the US must stand with Israel against a growing pro Soviet liberation movement.
The record recalls the capture of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453, the 1780 Rhode Island ratification of the U.S. Constitution, Johnson's 1865 amnesty proclamation with exceptions, and Mount Everest ascent in 1963. Montaigne on intellect closes the thought for the day.
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