Opinion: Fulbright grant winner vows to dodge taxes over Viet Nam
In Our Opinion argues professor William C. Davidon of Haverford College should forfeit a $12,000 State Department Fulbright Hays grant to Denmark. The piece questions his tax refusal while praising the grant, labeling the stance a grandstand and urging revocation and tax payment enforcement.
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Are you middle aged Americana Hal Boyles bit
Americana Hal Boyles NY column runs a humorous meditation on middle age as a journey not a destination. It notes aging brings quirks like preferring tomatoes to roses, discomfort in public seating, and petty irritations from small mishaps while teasing the teen culture and social changes.
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Paul Harvey on Johnson era budget crisis and voter fatigue
Paul Harvey critiques Johnson administration policies as a rising cost of living, inflation, and large federal spending. He argues two budgets exist, with posted figures, and predicts higher taxes and prices will come before November. He claims voters accept escalating handouts as the country faces a “falling plane” with a cheerful pilot.
Auto Industry Seeks Friendlier Fire Over Safety Bills
Washington reports the auto industry expects stronger House support to block government accident safety controls than it faced in the Senate. Lawmakers named include Walter Rogers Horace Kornegay Glenn Cunningham Arthur Younger Albert Watson and Harley Staggers as potential allies. The Johnson administration bill would bar use of inspector reports in court and prohibit subpoenas, with federal teams studying accidents nationwide. Critics like Ralph Nader and Rep John Moss denounce public report suppression of accident data paid by taxpayers.
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D-Wash
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Tex
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N.C
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Neb
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Calif
Albert Watson
United States
University of Minnesota
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Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
Apr 26 1946 Corry notes report a deadly Burlington Exposition Flyer crash near Chicago with 44 dead. Also a hit and run at Main and Center injures a Harvey. woodsman Joseph Ebleas found dead. local baseball hopefuls include Alex Dubrosky and Bill Untereiner seeking Oil City in the Mid-Atlantic League. Mrs Mayme Baeder dies in Erie after long Corry residence.
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Naperville
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Chicago
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Leo Nollinger
Spencer
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Oil City Baseball Club
Mayme Fews Baeder
Frank Baeder
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Raeder
Carry
Work addiction in executives sparks medical and managerial concern
Physicians urge tracing work related problems to physical causes beyond coffee reliance. Experts warn excessive workloads create stress, affect morale, and drive health issues. Regular physical and emotional checkups, plus daily exercise, are advised to curb work addiction and prevent burnout.
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Nelson Bradley
Parkside Clinic
Des Plaines
Good Corporation
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William C. Menninger
Menninger Clinic of Industrial Mental Health
Theodore G. Klumpp
Winthrop Laboratories
Sterling Drug
Typhoid Health Alert By Dr Coleman
Typhoid fever remains a threat even in the United States due to carriers and international travel. Transmission via contaminated food and water, flies, and poor hygiene is described with the famous carrier Typhoid Mary cited. Incubation about 10 to 14 days, symptoms include headache loss of appetite nausea fever and a rash. Prevention focuses on sanitation clean water, proper food handling vaccination and prompt medical advice.
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United States Public Health Service
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