Medical leaders warn against a single national health system
Two top AMA spokesmen told the Senate Health Subcommittee that many health problems need non medical solutions and that a monolithic government system would force 200 million Americans into a risky, ill suited role. They urged broader approaches including poverty reduction and public health measures to lower infant mortality and accident rates.
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U.S
Senate Health Subcommittee
Max H. Parrott
The
American Medical Association
Russell B. Roth
AMA House of
Mayo
Medicredit
Congress
What is national security in oil policy says Wright
Mr. M A Wright argues national security rests on three pillars: military oil reserves, domestic economic independence from foreign suppliers, and unfettered foreign policy free from oil dependence. He urges public awareness to support a national oil policy ensuring secure future petroleum supplies.
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United States
M.A. Wright
U.S
Notable Texas author joins Gladewater library shelves
The Gladewater Public Library adds Lon Tinkle’s Mr. De a biography of Everette Lee De Golyer and Lisbon, West of the Trinity by Helen B. Anthony to its Texas section. De Golyer, called the world’s greatest petroleum geologist, helped revolutionize the oil industry and public culture by assembling major book collections and aiding the Saturday Review.
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Texas
Lon Tinkle
Mr. de
Everette Lee de Golyer
Gladewater
Saturday Review
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Lisbon
Trinity
Helen B. Anthony
Carolyn Gaines Cooper
Mary Gaines
Dallas County
Sloan Brothers
Dallas
Virginia
Dorothy Lange
Japanese Schoolchildren Send Tide Study Bottles to Australia
Two message carrying bottles from Yaizu High School Sea Science Club drifted across about 6000 miles to Australia in under 14 hours. The bottles urged the study of tidal currents and were found on Gerringong Beach and Mollymook Beach near Sydney.
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Sydney
Australia
Sea Science Club
Yaizu High School
Japan
Gerringong Beach
Mollymook Beach
Woman drives giant gravel truck in Elkhorn Wisconsin
Dale and Marty Rae Dawson proud of their mother a 32 year old divorced truck driver who handles an 18 800 pound gravel truck and makes up to 20 trips daily for Mann Bros Inc She works 8 to 10 hours five days a week wears earrings and outdoors keeps pace with male colleagues while supporting her two children and dreaming of a farm for horses and pets.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Dale
Marty Rae Dawson
Marty Dawson
Teamsters Union
Mann Brothers
Don Mann
Dick Mann
Lawrence Mann
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Minnesota
Red River
Dawson
Grasping Nationalization and Industry Claims in Opinion
Opinion pieces warn that railroad nationalization would raise taxes on the American public as socialized railways shift burdens. The Public Service Company of Colorado notes lumber output since 1776 via a seven foot boardwalk metaphor. Art Brown in The Sample Case argues safe driving depends on skill, a sound car, legal knowledge, and courtesy.
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the Public Service Company of Colorado
America
Art Brown
Order of United Commercial Travelers of America
Literary notices round up new books across sea tales to religious leaders
C S Forester’s The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck portrays the final May 18 1941 battle with Hood referenced. John Knowles The Paragon is set among New England academics. Evan Hunter writes Nobody Knew They Were There about an assassination plot. Autobiographies of Ten Religious Leaders by Radoslav A Tsanoff surveys figures such as Augustine Wesley Newman Tolstoy Schweitzer and Pope John XXIII. Sunny Decker An Empty Spoon recalls teaching in an all Negro high school.
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Trinity
C. S. Forester
John Knowles
Paragon
New England
Lou Colfax
Marine Corps
Gordon Durant
Clement Jonaz
Evan Hunter
St. Augustine
St. Teresa of Avila
George Fox
John Bunyan
John Wesley
Cardinal Newman
Ernest Renan
Count Tolstoy
Albert Schweitzer
John XXIII
Radoslav A. Tsanoff
Sunny Decker
Miss Decker
Goodbye People Get Knifesharp Treatment in Novel
Gavin Lambert’s The Goodby People uses a Los Angeles setting to explore a fringe cast from the beautiful people to hippies and cultists. The narrator is a novelist and film writer. central figures include Susan a widow seeking escape, a billionaire lookalike of Hughes, and a bisexual draft dodger named Gary.
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Gavin Lambert
Simon & Schuster
Lambert
The
Beautiful People
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Susan
Gary
Texas Tech research on 1930s weather and drought records
Roy Sylvan Dunn, associate professor at Texas Tech University, seeks first hand accounts of storms drought floods and related conditions from the 1930s. He requests information and photographs including the government cattle shooting episode in summer 1934 and invites submissions to P O Box 4559 Tech Station Lubbock Texas.
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Roy Sylvan Dunn
Texas Tech University
Texas
Dunn
P. O. Box
Tech Station
Lubbock
Shreveport
Ark-La- Tex Genealogical Association
Holiday Inn
Interstate 120
Hamilton Road
Bossier City
Milton Rubincam
Ime
Rubineam
National Genealogical Society
Board of Certification of Genealogists
United States
Canada
England
Germany
Temple University
Philadelphia
American University
Washington
D. C
Foreign Commercial Services Staff
Bureau of International Commerce
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Lions Club to Hold Annual Broom Sale
The Lions Club announces its annual broom sale on Thursday May 13 starting at 4 p.m. General chairman Bob Hill says brooms will be dispensed from the old McKaig Chevrolet building on Main Street. Eight sales team captains are listed.
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Lions Club
Bob Hill
Dale Barton
Ovid Phillips
Hill
McKaig Chevrolet
Main Street
Calvin Brannen
Jack Finley
David Holcombe
Don Smith
Bill Falls
Wilson Godfrey
Chester Gleason
Jack Phillips
Howdy Neighbor and a Note on Car Safety
A casual column urges manners and appreciation while noting belief in Christianity. An anecdote about a wife gifting a suit is shared. The piece warns that defective cars cause accidents and recommends regular vehicle checks.
Silver Lemon Awards for Shoddiest Car Workmanship Proposed
The West German Automobile Club proposes a Silver Lemon Award for the car maker with the shoddiest workmanship among new models. The idea envisions global eligibility and suggests additional Recall awards for the most recalled products. The piece humorously notes potential categories and the challenge of defining quality across manufacturers.
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West German Automobile Club
United National Kamikaze
JUNK
German
Auto Club
Ralph Nader
Immaculate hopes and a Texan career in a cluttered world
A writer contemplates becoming an ideal housekeeper while admitting imperfect ambitions in a small East Texas paper town. She reflects on daily chores, career identity, and staying rooted at a beloved local newspaper amid broader talk of awards and genealogical events in Shreveport and beyond.
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New York Times
United States
East Texas
Gladewater Mirror Details Staff and Publication Info
The Gladewater Mirror lists Harry Kates as publisher general manager and news editor, with staff including Mrs Harry Kates and Jack Elrod. It notes rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions and states consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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Uvalde
Dolph Briscoe
Liberty City-Sabine
Gregg County
Hugh Camp
Clements
Drouth
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Sie Rate Eek Tee
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Dean Street
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