Health insurance tips for brides before June ends
The Health Insurance Institute urges early action for brides to join or convert to family coverage, noting waiting periods for maternity and the shift from individual to family plans. It explains major medical policies for protecting against catastrophic illness costs and income loss if the family head is disabled.
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United States
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Health Insurance Institute
The
Institute
Nothing New in This Government Intervention
Trade experts argue against USDA dual grading of beef, deeming no quick fix for leaner beef or lower prices. Homer R. Davison of the American Meat Institute says intervention is unnecessary and notes industry already pushes leaner meat through genetics and performance testing.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Homer R. Davison
Pensient
American Meat Institute
Representative Judd Addresses Health Care Access
Representative Walter H. Judd advocates improving quality of medical care and ensuring more equal distribution of health services, urging attention to those who lack access. The remarks focus on healing and state efforts to enhance care delivery.
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Walter H. Judd
Sean Lye
One Nation Under God and the School Prayer Ruling
An editorial condemns the Supreme Court ruling banning prayer in public schools as a betrayal of American freedoms and religious heritage. It argues the First Amendment balance harms youth guidance and cites Khrushchev and Hoover to warn of a Godless nation.
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America
Supreme Court
Khrushchev
Herbert Hoover
Teen earns national crown for tomato yield in Washington
Donald E. Martin of Chambersburg PA, 15, wins the 1961 Canning Crops Contest for yielding 23.57 tons per acre. He receives a bronze plaque, a gold wrist watch, a jacket, and a $100 bond during a three day trip as guest of the canners. The contest offers last year’s attendees a path for 1962 entries until September 7.
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Donald E. Martin
Chambersburg
Washington
Donald
Uest
Mr Martin
National Junior Vegetable Growers Association
National Canners Association
Pennsylvania
National
Unior Vegetable Growers Association
Pennsylvania Canners Association
Detroit
NJVGA
Donald Martin
Tax collector note echoes presidential call to service
A disgruntled line to the tax collector quotes a presidential moment urging citizens to act for the country. The line references the idea of citizens doing more for America than expecting rewards, linking to larger national themes.
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Newsweek
America
Let Freedom Ring and the Meaning of Freedom
A compilation of quotations on freedom from thinkers and leaders. The passages explore liberty as a moral duty, the burden of defending rights, and the idea that true freedom requires active citizen engagement and vigilance.
Josiah Reform and Covenant Renewal in Judah
The study recounts Josiah’s rise to the throne at eight, his early godly reforms, and the discovered book of the law that spurred a national renewal. It notes his purge of high places and groves, the destruction of idols, and the covenant ceremony before the Lord to lead Israel back to fidelity. It highlights Hilkiah’s role and the importance of scripture in guiding royal action and public reform.
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Judah
B.C
Yahweh
Amon
Manasseh
Baal
Hanasseh
Hilkiah
David
Hilkish
Manaseeth
Iit
Jerusalem
Israel
Temple
God
Reforms of Josiah After the Book of the Law Discovery
The text describes two possible reform periods in Josiah's life. a personal return to faith and a second reform after the temple’s discovery of the book of the law. It details Josiah’s broad purge, cleansing Jerusalem and Hebraic high places from Geba to Beer-sheba, extending to Samaria.
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Josiah
Temple
Jerusalem
Geba
Beer-sheba
Judah
Samaria
Israel
Bethel
Jeroboam the
Nebat
Assyria
Nineveh
Georgia forest ownership split shows private majority
Extension Forester George D. Walker reports that 93 percent of Georgia’s forest land is privately owned while seven percent sits in public hands, predominantly federal.
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Georgia
George D. Walker
Advice on Controlling Summer Tension
A Good Housekeeping article from July offers tips to curb summer stress. It suggests staying physically cool, allotting more time for chores, taking cool tub baths, and avoiding heavy meals. It notes that Family Service Agencies and professionals like psychiatrists and psychologists provide these suggestions.
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Good Housekeeping
Be Aware of Tensions and Manage Stress
The text advises recognizing tense states to handle tension factors. It suggests examining the problem without solving it all at once and changing pace by taking relaxing breaks. It notes letting children play themselves fosters independence and personal freedom for caregivers, promoting a calm summer mindset.
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Hartley Coleridge
Immanuel Kant
William Havard
Thomas Paine
Abraham Lincoln
William Cowper
Herbert Spencer
Millard Fillmore
Thaddeus Stevens
John Milton
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Egel
Harry E Byrd
Ralph Waldo Emerson
John Lydgate
William Wadsworth
Woodrow Wilson
Samuel Francis Smith
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