How Do You Stand Sir By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues against Kennedy era New Frontier policies. He warns deficits and central planning threaten individual freedom and oppose federal expansion into education, aged aid, and minimum wage. He cites Harvard remarks and cites central planners, urging reliance on free men’s judgment over federal control.
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IBM France shows mature economy offset by strict labor laws
The National Planning Association explains how IBM France, a wholly owned unit of IBM World Trade, helped boost France's economy within strict regulations. Since 1914 the Paris operation evolved from a 10-person office to about 6,200 employees in 1960, with strong pay, overtime, sick leave, and pension benefits despite high social protections.
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Doctor Answers About Adoption and Pregnancy Effects
The doctor cites a University of California study showing little statistical link between adoption and later pregnancy in previously infertile couples. Case anecdotes exist, yet 78 previously pregnant wives had four conceptions within two years of adoption, with eight more beyond that period not attributed to adoption.
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California
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British Medical Journal
Progeny Park Sign Draws Attention At McGill Campus
A sign reading progeny park appeared on McGill University campus in an enclosure for children of attendees at a psychiatric convention. The odd display drew curious students and staff to the urban Montreal area.
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Kennedy suffers back strain during Ottawa tree planting
President Kennedy has a back strain that may require temporary use of crutches after lifting dirt at a May 16 tree planting ceremony in Ottawa, Canada. He was photographed on crutches entering a New York hospital in 1954 for surgery.
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