Watch Out for Title 19 Sleeper of the Century
Life magazine editorial warns Title 19 Medicare expansion could bankrupt the nation by subsidizing vast public medical aid. It notes state rules define indigence variably and cites New York’s extension that covers millions, risking billions in federal costs.
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Forehead loser would spice the race with sour grapes
Hal Boyle lampoons political vanity in American campaigns. He imagines a defeated candidate’s bitter exit speech claiming the election was a robbery and that the winner is a lucky bum. The piece mocks ritual politeness and laments honest losers in U S politics.
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Birthday Party for Big John Ends With Reflections
Jim Bishop recounts a two day birthday bash for Big John age 63 ending with the celebrant’s witty remarks and memories. Family and friends including Hans Reiss Fred Schell Max Lewis and siblings Adele Kathy Karen and John attend with cake gifts and a Can Can misunderstanding. The piece blends humor with aging themes and a final toast to long friendship.
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Lyndon Johnson’s relentless White House routine noted
Washington reports Lyndon B Johnson, after a heart attack years ago, maintains an intense schedule. He starts at 7 a.m. and works through noonday meals, with a 45 minute rubdown, late dinners, and bed by 1 or 2 a.m. weekends at the White House, few getaways to Camp David.
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Today in History highlights from 1918 to 1960s events
Key dates include Kaiser Wilhelm's abdication and Germany becoming a republic in 1918. Other notes cover the 1985 Washington meeting organizing the Congress of Industrial Organizations, Chamberlain's 1940 death, a 1941 Dunkirk Ohio train wreck, and the 1948 creation of the UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. Also recalled are shifts in Congress, Nehru Kennedy talks, a 1965 power outage in the Northeast, and a 2014 blackout.
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Dual investigative tales shake business news this year
Two prominent detective stories capture attention. A supposed international plot to blow a copper bridge to raise Zambia copper prices stirs market fears while copper futures contracts falter as demand softens. Separately, radium capsule searches span the U S with public health officials hunting missing shipments and weighing containment risks.
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Spelling YOUR HEALTH. Bite danger and stomach dumping explained
This health column discusses the dangers of human versus animal bites including rabies risk and the need for early antibiotic treatment. It explains dumping syndrome after stomach surgery and how small regular meals help. It covers fallopian tube openings, obstruction tests, and cautions about over the counter cough medicines and codeine.
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