Editorial endorses fluoridation of public water in Cleveland case study
The editorial argues fluoridation is worthwhile despite opposition. It cites Cleveland’s 23 year study of 800000 children showing a drop from 3.4 to 1.3 decayed, extracted, or filled teeth after fluoridation began in 1956 and notes 60% had perfect teeth. It acknowledges dentist shortages and public concerns but defers to Health, AMA, ADA experts and local dentists in favor.
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Tom Paine
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
United States
Maine
United States Department of Health
American Medical Association
American Dental Association
Paul Harvey on youth protests and the generation gap
In a radio column Paul Harvey argues two forms of teen protest exist overt and covert. He rebukes hypocrisy in adult society and calls for better understanding between generations. He highlights the responsibility of adults to stop stereotyping teens while praising the largely decent nonvocal majority holding the world together.
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Newharth
Halloween echoes and political vibes in old days style
The column laments fading Halloween traditions and compares harmless local mischief to political fervor. It notes youths once attracted TV coverage by soaping windows and now seek votes for Gene McCarthy amid masking costumes and pranks.
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Czechoslovakia
Gene McCarthy
Agnew and NATO policy in Greece under debate
Washington observers weigh how Spiro Agnew might shape U S policy toward Greece as vice president with Greece led by a military junta. The London Sunday Times notes Agnew’s Greek ties and a Greek-American backer network tied to Tom Pappas and CIA linkages, amid broader concerns over Greek politics and NATO strategy.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Boston
Spiro Agnew
Greece
NATO
United States
London Sunday Times
Gov
Agnew
George Papandreou
Andreas
University of Minnesota
University of California
Maryland
The
New York Times
the Times
Gov. Agnew
Tom Pappas
Nixon- Agnew
Pappas
Salonika
Mediterranean
Unds
Red
Thomas and
Carrie Papas
Papas
Spyros Skouras
20Th Century-Fox Motion Picture Company
Skouras
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Stavros G. Livanos
Onassis
Stavros Niarchos
Manuel Kalakaudis
Athens
Joseph M. Linsey
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts
Mac's World Interview Fails to Impress Mia Farrow
New York gossip column recounts a chaotic interview with Mia Farrow discussing Jacqueline Onassis and the Mahareshi guru. The piece veers into The Secret Ceremony, starring Elizabeth Taylor and Robert Mitchum, with satirical jabs at Hollywood quirks and a closing note on peace and Vietnam book sales.
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New York
Mia Farrow
Jacqueline Onassis
Mia
Mahareshi
Guru
India
Oloy
Life Magazine
Elizabeth Taylor
Liz
Robert Mitchum
Liz Taylor
Mitchum
Wallace Madison Square Garden rally marks peak campaign impact
Washington report notes Wallace’s New York rally as a defining show of 1968 with record crowds and feverish support. The scene mingled fervent Wallace backers, a Cuban flag moment, and vigilant Secret Service checks amid New York City fear and urban unrest. The piece links the Garden spectacle to national mood ahead of November 5.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
New York
Madison Square Garden
Alabama
George Wallace
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Wallace
Cuba
Secret Service
America
White House
Nixon gains Jewish backing in shifting political support
The piece reports rising Jewish support for Nixon across voters and campaign contributions, led by Dr. Joseph Dunner of Yeshiva University. Dunner praises Nixon for enterprise policy and racial reconciliation, condemns black power radicals, and notes concerns about discrimination in New York's Brownsville schools. The article suggests this backing could boost Nixon’s margin in New York and spur Republican sympathy among Jewish intellectuals and financiers.
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Ichard Nixon
Richard Nixon
Joseph Dunner
Yeshiva University
Nixon
New York
Dunner
Ku Klux Klan
Brownsville
New York City
Hubert Humphrey
F.D.R
Europe
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Cuba
Algeria
Nasser
Egypt
Atassi
Syria
Soviet Union
Israel
Middle East
New York State
Three Minutes A Day Misaddressed Queen Invitation
A Wigan England couple, Mr and Mrs Hanson, were thrilled by a reception and Queen's presentation invitation. The notice, however, was sent to the wrong address for Donald Hanson of Standish, causing disappointment despite their hopeful plans and attire. A spokesman explained the mix up as an unfortunate administrative error.
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Eeyo Hanson
Wigan
Engand
Donald Hanson
Standish
Biddeford Maine Paper Rates and AP Notice
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