New approach may halt doctor deficit says eminent American physician
Editorial argues against rigid medical education and endorses a junior doctor pathway. Dr Andre Carney of the American Society of Abdominal Surgery proposes four to six years of training for a new cadre to treat common ailments. He cautions current lengthy training drives many from the field and overloads specialties.
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Andre Carney
American Society of Abdominal Surgery
Carney
It's not too early to do Your Christmas shopping
Early shopping appeals have long urged timely Yuletide purchasing. Stores already stock Christmas merchandise and sales rise daily toward Christmas Eve, with peak stock now. Early shoppers are more likely to find what they want, while late shoppers risk empty shelves.
Paul Harvey News Citizens surveillance in Iowa city proves worth
A Sioux City suburb Morningside Heights formed a citizen surveillance patrol to curb crime. With two men per car and monthly meetings with officials, crime dropped as thefts were solved and patrols reported fires and suspicious activity. Officials endorsed the effort and expanded radio links.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Gereiers
Morningside
William Hanson
Morningside Surveillance Patrol
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher contact and rates
Biddeford Maine address and staff listed with contact numbers for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates are shown payable in advance: one month $2.60, six months $15.50, one year $31.00. Associated Press rights noted. Entered as second class mail.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Post Maine
Washington election shaped bombing halt and ceasefire push
The piece argues that Cold War politics influenced the timing of the Vietnam bombing pause and peace talks. It notes Nixon’s perceived election impact, Hanoi’s moves before the election, and Johnson’s push for a ceasefire while monitoring North Vietnamese strength. It also mentions U.S. reconnaissance, security systems, Berlin tensions, and Mexican student deaths.
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Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Hanoi
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Paris
U.S
Humphrey
South Vietnam
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Saigon
Creighton Abrams
Mac's World Fresh out of targets
Washington writer vents over Nixon Humphrey era shift as Hubert Humphrey departs and George Wallace shows political traction. Lampoons Morse LeMay Dirksen and Mo— ormack while teasing a bid for Maryland governor. Snowy Chapel Hill notes water-use restrictions easing after drought.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University Town
University of North Carolina
High courts duty to explain rulings amid court battles
Washington moves focus from Fortas controversy as President Johnson urged Warren to stay on the Supreme Court. Critics from liberal and conservative camps say the court often fails to illuminate its decisions, leaving lower judges and the public in the dark about rational principles behind rulings. The court should aim to make decisions understandable and acceptable to a broad American audience.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA Washin
Washington
Johnson
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Warren
High Court
U.S
Paul Kauper
To The Point Ethical Instruction Role of Parents Not Teachers
An Arizona teacher argues against public schools indoctrinating children into a utopian social order. She insists parents must lead moral instruction, as schools cannot substitute for parental guidance in shaping a child’s ethics and social principles.
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Arizona
Billie Due Link
Thomas More
Parisian’s TV tirade tops Eiffel Tower fall
A France television viewer decried poor programming by tossing his set from the Eiffel Tower nearly 1,000 feet high. The column urges constructive action: support good work, invite talent to TV careers, inform sponsors and stations of preferred programs, and send praise for quality shows. The prayer asks guidance to improve, not just complain.
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France
Eiffel Tower
Lita
T.V
Vassar in a new bid to admit male registrants
Harold Coffin notes that since 1865 Vassar has trained women but now plans to admit men, risking a shift in its campus image. He questions why a male would attend and suggests the move could alter dating norms and liberal education perceptions at the Ivy League era institution.
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Vassar College
Vassar
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