Federal overreach eyed in FDA blood regulation push
An opinion argues that the FDA plan to extend federal control over blood banks and processing would create a nationwide system under federal power. It claims intrastate blood activities remain regulated locally and warns of bureaucratic expansion without improving safety.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
PDA
United States
FDA
Charles. C. Edwards
The
Red Cross
Who
EDA
Centralized control of blood banks risks loss of initiative and political misuse
The passage argues that centralized federal control stifles individual initiative and responsibility, heightens political manipulation, and could lead to biased life-saving decisions based on a person’s past political stance, urging support for local, decentralized blood banking and trusted doctors.
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Ives
Washington, D.C
Tonett of &Oulton
Washington
Unions blamed for business failures and strikes’ fallout
The text argues unions shift blame to management or greed after crippling strikes, citing Newark Evening News as a case where a strike preceded its collapse. It details prestrike circulation, poststrike losses, asset sales, and a $8 million annual loss rate, linking union-led action to job loss and welfare reliance.
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Pany
Newark
Evening News
New Jersey
News
Morning Star-Ledger
Bruce Mair
The
Dirty campaign rhetoric in a turbulent election year
A reflective piece warns that campaigns will be vicious and personal, drowning out policy. It recalls 1944 Roosevelt versus Dewey, notes the power of independent voters, and predicts a tight race with enduring political rancor and factional divides.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas J. Dewey
SFDR
Navy Cape
Dewey
Herbert Brownell
White House
PDR
Chicago
Hawwaii
Aleutians
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Harry Hopkins
Sam Hosenman
o._ Ib
FDR
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Nixon
Mumphrey
McGovern
Tualler
Democratic Party
Judas Goat
John Conmally
George Wallace
Fragmented Puzzle of Words and Names Across Aged Clues
A garbled OCR puzzle collage lists numerous clues and partial answers spanning food, places, languages, animals, and titles. The readable items include references to towns, chemicals, Greek letters, and occupations, stitched into a single cluttered word-filled page segment.
The gag Telegram Your Freedom newspaper
The Telegram proclaims freedom as a divine gift and self control, opposing license and anarchy while upholding moral principles. It argues that freedom enables maximum human potential and rejects political grants as the source of liberty. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Wednesday Sept 6 1972.
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Your Freedom Newspaper
Oli
Glaucoma explained by Dr Lamb and reader questions
Dear reader, glaucoma is a buildup of eye pressure from fluid in front of the lens. Borderline cases exist where pressure is slightly high but not severe, and early diagnosis is crucial to prevent blindness with timely treatment and annual eye exams after age 40.
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Dr. Lamb
Arts funding crusader seeks federal support for the arts
The piece lauds Aryas Ankca, chairing the New York Philharmonica and Lincoln Center, for rallying funds for the arts. It highlights his push with Nelson Rockefeller’s coalition to secure 18 million dollars and argues for a federal arts budget near 10 percent of national spending, contrasting U S inflation and German per capita funding, while lamenting dwindling local programs and budget cuts.
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Wannot
Ames
West Germany
Mr. Ames
America
Lincoln Center
Hag
Real story behind Capt John Birch and his martyrdom
A declassified military report portrays John Birch as a zealot who provoked a fatal clash with Maoist troops in Suchow after World War II. The account, cited by critics of Robert Welch and the John Birch Society, contrasts Birch’s missions with claims of anti communism and conspiracy.
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John Birch
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Birch
China
Japan
Welch
Eisenhower
Albert V. Wedemeyer
U.S
Society
Wedemeyer
Samuel Archibald
Freedom of
University of Missouri
Chiense
Suchow
Office of Strategic Services
CIA
Mao
Tung
America
Hut
Lt. Tung
St. Paul
Quizzical Fragments on Taste Manners and History
A garbled trivia collage surveys gastronomy class, social norms, and quiz clues. It mentions a111 topics from gourmet versus grocery to banned dinner pets, wind directions, Churchill, Galileo, and early talking pictures with dates and mispelled names.
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Telegram
Mre
Presidention
Jim
Animal Kingdom
Piscarear
Espanishjug
Goodby
Bhai Winetty
Iedog
Purdie
Hewopaper Ekpcaprise Assn.e
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry's
Hed
Gisha Steinem
Vic
Knute Rockne
Maynard Keynes
Wallingford
Leonard
Foundation For Economic Education
John
Chamberlain
Capt
Lowell
Ponte
Phil Pastoret
Russia
Sir Winston Churchill
Galifeo
Ilis
Galifeo Gatilel
Timothy Titcomt
Josiah Gilbert Rotland
United State
Oberlin College
Ohio
Dave Singer
al Jolsatt
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