National health care urged as decade-old idea gains steam
The editorial argues national health insurance is overdue in the United States with several plans active in Congress. It notes AMA Medicredit Plan, Walter Reuther led Health Security Program, Burleson bill, and HIAA proposals aiming to reform delivery and expand access while warning against a move to socialized medicine and excessive government control. It compares potential outcomes to Canada and England and cautions preserving freedom for doctors and patients.
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William Howard Taft
Anmder
Franklin D. Woosevelt
Merry Truntan
America
Congress
American Medical Associaton
Walter Reuther
Edward M. Kennedy
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Health Insurance Association of America
ELIAA
AMA
Reuther
Hiaa
Nixon
Burleson
Chucbee
Canada
England
Telegram The Freedom Message in a 1970 Nebraska Issue
The Telegram delivers a freedom themed front focusing on individual liberty against government control. It emphasizes natural rights, peaceful civic engagement, and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles. The piece argues for personal responsibility and restraint in pursuing order and liberty.
ASK THE DOCTOR Regimen Helps Ulcer Patient
Regimen emphasizes neutralizing stomach acid with adequately dosed antacids and avoiding excess baking soda. Doctors prescribe acid suppressants. diet should limit spicy foods and saturated fats. Eliminate caffeine and alcohol. stop smoking. Manage stress to improve outcomes. remissions occur but are minimized by proper care.
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Lawyrance E. Lamb
M.D
Ucer
Study Debates Studded Tires And Road Safety
Several sisles debate allowing studded tires citing pavement wear and rear-end collisions from rapid stopping on ice. Magazine articles compare stopping distances of plain, studded, snow, and chains tires. studded tires rank high for snow safety, urging wider approval.
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Arlivices
Old dream renewed two ideal communities planned for prairies
The plan envisions federal creation of two ideal communities on Texas and Arkansas prairies. It argues such cities would avoid past mistakes, yet cautions even well begun projects will house fallible humans and cannot replace facing present urban problems.
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Texas
Arkansas
Famny
Sammie
Army policy shifts toward medical approach to marijuana use
Ray Cromley reports that the U S military now treats marijuana and other drugs as medical issues rather than legal violations. The Army and Defense Department emphasize counseling and rehabilitation, education, and second chances, with credible advisers urging careful, individualized disciplinary decisions and medical input.
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Defense Department
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Europe
United States
Army
Fick
Defense
Melvin Latroll
Smy
Inkanelson
Pentagon
Puzzle filled with scattered clues and stray terms
A fragmented OCR puzzle page presents mixed word clues across many topics including biblical, linguistic, chemical, and cultural terms. The legible items feature names, numbers, and partial definitions, suggesting a dense crossword or acrostic with varied language roots and potential thematic connections.
Libertarian currents in the college scene stir debate
John Chamberlain surveys Karl Hess and a wave of libertarian thought among young scholars. He recalls Cold War era libertarian mentors, notes the rise and decline of Objectivism and New Left influences, and questions whether anti state sentiment will rally a new student movement amid Buckley and AFTRA debates.
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Karl Hess
Barry Caldwater
Goldwater
Washington Post
New York Times
Hu Shih
Karl
Autry Rothbard
Man Tse-lung
Fidel Gastro
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Henry Hagrill
Suzanne la Follette
Worrest Davis
Freeman Magazine
Leonard Read
Foundation For Economic Education
Irvington on-Hudson
Ayn Hand
Whittaker Chambers
Bill Buckley
Gas Chambers
Alan Greenspan
Martin Anderson
Milton Friedman
Nixon
Bandings
Freedont
Setective Service
Lewis Vershoy
Hanoi
Jinyang
Deelbels
AFTRA
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
National
Buckley
APTRA
King Features Syndicate
Debated cause of unemployment blamed on Nixon and immigration figures
The discussion notes no data showing whether immigrants from Asia, Latin America, Southern and Northern Europe or Canada are employed or on welfare. It argues unemployment rose for several reasons including reduced Vietnam war spending, aerospace layoffs, strikes, higher costs, and a softer economy. It concludes Nixon should not be blamed, as both parties share responsibility for tax increases and market interference.
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Nixon
U.S. News & World Report
Asia
Latin America
Europe
Canada
Vietnam
United States
Aerospace Lidtustey
Te Long General Motors Kaut
Judge Brooks Urges Hoover to Retire Over Age Concerns
The New York Times reports Judge Lawrence J. Brooks of Massachusetts advised that J. Edgar Hoover of the FBI should retire due to advanced age. Hoover is said to be 76, marking another milestone recently.
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New York Times
Lawrence J. Brooks
Massachusetts
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Yearly oddities spark a strange coastal tale
An unclear report notes Wal Brooks, aged 0, as part of a bizarre whale episode aboard a beach scene. The fragment hints at a retiree and a cryptic rule about doing something in five steps, but the details are muddled.
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Wal Brooks
Painter Jim Bishop recounts wild house portrait tale
Jim Bishop writes of artistic jealousy sparked years ago by a phone joke from a flamboyant painter named Poresoll. The piece wanders through bizarre scenes of house painting, family reactions, humorous misinterpretations, and a self described evolution toward architectural realism.
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Laird
Lake
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Marines
Charles Lambapontie
Zadiae
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ICME
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Iar
Hewapaper
Enlis
John Chamberlain
Nation‘s Press
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Youse
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Paint
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Poresoll
Peranle
Alo
Mylowers
Virginia Lee
Frank Freeman
Bellanita
Tia
Paluk
Yale
Heather John
Knowles
Kallon
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