Editorial on Regulation of US Prescription Drug Industry
The piece praises Dr Julius Michaelson of the American Academy of General Practice for defending pragmatic medical practice. It argues doctors tailor prescriptions to patients, warn against overgeneralizing irrational or overprescribing, and notes single entity and combination drugs both have roles. It cites the industry’s 20 plus year impact in extending life and reducing killers like pneumonia and tuberculosis.
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Julius Michaelson
American Academy of General Practice
Washington
U.S
Senate
Gun Owners Rally Against Connecticut Antigun Bills
In Connecticut, about 4,000 hunters shooters and collectors packed the State Capitol to oppose antigun measures. A female opponent argued that requiring IDs licenses and permits harasses law abiding sportsmen and does little to curb crime. She warned that current gun control laws fail to deter crime and urged against disarming responsible citizens.
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Connecticut
Nationalize Industry Critique in Senate Speech
Senator Russell Long drew a sharp rebuke in the Senate over aid to Lockheed while small firms like Bob and Jake's Steak House in Baton Rouge lament federal support. The piece attacks big government and big business, warning of a push toward socialism and the rise of multinational giants wielding power beyond governments.
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Russell Long
Louisiana
Senate
Lockheed
Bob
Jake
Baton Rouge
Small Business Administration
Long
Big Brother
Debate on college aid and government size dominates the era
The piece argues for a nationwide college aid program funded by taxpayers while denouncing government expansion. It critiques inflation remedies and Nixon’s policies, calling for deep spending cuts, privatization, and reduced public employment. It features strong, provocative opinions on public finance and personal responsibility.
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
U.S
United States
Nixon
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A collection of short humorous vignettes recounts a barefoot daughter in a artist’s studio, a Japanese guest seeking shoe repair in a hotel, and three letters to a Washington politician, all from Bennett Cerf’s 1971 compilation.
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Japan
Bill Adler
Washington
Idaho
Boise
Cleveland
Silent Majority
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
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