Nuclear deterrence debated by Ecumenical Council in Rome
The Ecumenical Council in Rome weighs the obligation of nuclear powers amid world dissension. Cardinals Alfrink and Saigh support retrieving humanity from dread. American and British prelates defend deterrence as a defense of freedom and a lawful target in just war.
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Ecumenical Council
Rome
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
Council
Bernard Cardinal Alfrink
Utricht
Netherlands
Maximos IV Saigh
Lebanon
Melchite
Antioch
The
Orient
George Andrew Beck
Liverpool
England
Beck
Consumer Tax Cut Outlook Faces Deliberation
Secretary Dillon signals no second income tax cut soon but favors cutting consumer excise taxes on toilet articles cosmetics jewelry furs and luggage. He also considers trimming 65 to 70 manufacturing level excises saving about 2 billion dollars while total excise revenue remains around 12 billion. Budget goals aim to keep next year deficit near 5.8 billion with revenues near 97 billion to 100 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Johnson
Incorrigible Smokers and the Surgeon General’s Shift in Battle
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry concedes adults resume smoking after initial declines following a January health service report on smoking and lung cancer. He says the fight now targets youth to prevent future smoke induced cancer, promising continued bombardment with facts to persuade hard shell smokers.
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Luther L. Terry
U. S. Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Terry
Public Health Service
Soviets Struggle With Juvenile Delinquency And Crime
The piece notes Soviet drivers of youth crime mirror Western trends, citing Izvestia and Molodoy Kommunist on hooliganism and alcohol. It mentions Druzhinki patrols and calls for better crime statistics to justify public participation in policing.
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Yunost
Brooklyn
Soviet Russia
Druzhiniks
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Russia
Molodoy Kommunist
Minis
Nixon's latest misstep rocks GOP unity efforts
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak assess Richard M. Nixon as wavering between unifier and attacker. The piece traces his Rockefeller blast, bid for Goldwater backing, and careful plotting to tilt Goldwater supporters toward the middle, revealing a calculated, risky strategy.
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White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Goldwater - Miller
Henry Bell
Oklahoma
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Thomas Kuchel
New Jersey
Clifford Case
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Scranton - Rockfeller
Unions Readying for a Major Labor Clash in Congress
Washington anticipates a swift, heated fight over repealing Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. Labor leaders, led by AFL CIO President George Meany, expect a quick repeal in 1965 with a Democratic House majority, while opponents push court action to block changes.
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Washington
Congress
Landrum-Griffin
George Meany
Aflcio
Labor
Naece
House
Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Utah
Indiana
Kansas
Wyoming
Arkansas
Arizona
Florida
Nebraska
Georgia
Iowa
North Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virgina
North Dakota
Nevada
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
Clarifying Ohio Hospital Association Rules for Meigs Staff
A letter from Donald R. Newkirk explains hospital membership and accreditation requirements. He clarifies that OHA membership depends on American Hospital Association registration and overall medical supervision, not merely staffing with physicians. He cites AHA rules, the role of osteopathic doctors, and the distinction between membership and accreditation.
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the Messenger
Meigs County
Pearl Reynolds
Ohio Hospital Association
Ohio Hospital Assn
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Americas Hospital Association
Ohio Hospital Association Code of Regulations
OHA
American Hospital Association
Doctors of Medicine
Doctors of Dentistry
Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals
Donald R. Newkirk
Dear Abby Maybe Grandma Knows Best What Boys Like To Read
A reader asks if a grandmother should give a sex education book to her fourteen year old grandson. Abby advises the husband to send the book and keep opinions to himself, noting parental tact in handling gifts.
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Abby
Nana
Los Angeles
Calif
Czechs Reshape Economy
Prague reports a sweeping shift in Czechoslovakia as party leaders backed by young economists draft an economic plan to reduce Moscow style controls and expand individual initiative. The plan aims to realign industry while preserving ties to the Soviet Union and the United States amid rising living standard disparities with neighbouring West Germany and Austria.
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Preston Grover
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Peking
Antonin Novotny
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
West Germany
Austria
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John Chamberlain
United Nations
Tokyo
Institute For the Study of the Ussr
Munich
New York City
Newbold Morris
Morris
Izvestia
Uralsk
Toe Island
Pravda
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
CBS
Gerald Ford
Ford
Organized Labor
America
Meigs
Dear Abby
All'ta
Ohio
Orme
Associated Press
Senger Publishing Co
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