Welcome the Beef Shortage as Health Lesson and Caution
The piece argues against stocking up on beef and calls for reducing consumption amid a predicted shortage caused by the price ceiling. It cites Dr. Comfort on conspicuous meat eating and links high meat intake to illnesses, urging substitution with fish, vegetables, and unsaturated fats while noting future scarcity and the rise of protein substitutes and caloric restriction.
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Alexander Comfort
Center Report
Center For the Study of Democratic
Comfort
Asia
Europe
United States
Pass the beans for protein amid beef shortage
The piece argues for beans as the cheapest source of 20 grams of protein, about six cents, in light of possible beef shortages. It ranks protein sources from dry beans to cheese by cost and urges readers to follow sensible options for nutrition and wallets.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food prices must rise to meet costs and supply
An excerpt from Quaker Oats President Robert D. Stuart Jr outlines that higher food prices are needed to cover rising grain and protein costs and to ensure a steady supply. He notes meat consumption rising, U.S. per capita meat up nearly 20 percent since 1960, and compares U.S. prices to Europe while urging government action for short term relief and long term solutions.
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U.S
Europe
Quaker Oats Company
Robert D. Stuart Jr
Editorial Letter on Negro Leadership and Economic Power
The writer criticizes the black white gap editorial, arguing few celebrated Black figures do not aid masses. He cites decline of small businesses on Third Street and urges economic leaders who understand U.S. economy. He cautions whites about Nixon and notes no cowardice in him, predicting upheaval before change. Reverend J P Barbour signs.
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Tom Bradley
General Motors
Third Street
Nixon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Spare strikers draw fire over welfare and taxes
A reader argues against cutting welfare for strikers, saying taxpayers fund benefits during work disputes and questioning why eligible recipients seek aid. The letter presses for welfare roll checks over scrutiny of strikers, noting temporary job loss and potential liens on homes.
Williams Rep Responds to Jonassen in The Times
Letter from Jane Loughran Peltier of Broomall rebukes Rep Lawrence G Williams for his July 21 reply in The Daily Times. She accuses him of judging constituents by IQ and questions his funding facts and district representation.
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Lawrence G. Williams
Tor Jonassen
The
Daily Times
Jonassen
Rep. Williams
Highway Trust Fund
Women urged to refuse group secretary roles in politics
A writer argues that both men and women perpetuate gender stereotypes by defaulting women to secretary posts on boards and committees. She cites the Delaware County Study Commission and a female state leader who faced pressure to become secretary, despite strong leadership skills.
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Study Commission
Delaware County
Keep children young long in nature's course plea
Margaret A. Billstein of Swarthmore argues against prematurely exposing children to adult issues and medications, urging society to let children remain innocent until they reach maturity and voice change, then let nature proceed.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Edgmont Avenue parking ban sparks business protests
Chester merchants, tenants, and residents protest a street widening that restricts parking to one side. They claim 60 families and 10 businesses face 20 spaces, harming commerce and prompting calls for more parking and tax support. Political promises are cited as unfulfilled.
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Edgmont Avenue
Chester
Correction on Birth Control Counseling at Clinics
Letter notes an error in a July article about outpatient suburban clinics. It states birth control is discussed before and after abortion with counselors and nurses, not omitted. The writer urges informing readers about available birth control options and follow-up guidance.
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Birth Centro
Delaware County Daily Times publisher and staff notice
Publication details list publisher Ronald A. Hedley and executive editor Arthur E. Mayhew with address Delaware County Daily Times Chester Pennsylvania and subscription rates per year half year and month in 19th century style.
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Delaware County Daily Times
Central States Publishing, Inc
Chester
Ronald A. Hedley
Arthur E. Mayhew
Myth of speed in air travel leaves towns isolated
The piece argues that modern plane travel is a myth of speed. A Chicago man faces a 24 hour ordeal for a two hour dinner in a mid sized city, with long waits and flight schedules that ignore small towns. It decries a transportation system favoring major routes over citizens in middle size communities.
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Manhattan
Chicago
U.S
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