Doctors Not Robots: Physicians Seek Better System Not Shorter Weeks
In testimony to a Congressional Subcommittee, Dr. Max Parrott argues American doctors will not embrace a four day workweek. He emphasizes physicians' dedication, long hours, and the goal to refine a voluntary, choice based health care system rather than cutting work time.
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Max H. Parrott
Board of
The
American Medical Association
Home of Good Citizenship and the Boys' Clubs of America
The piece extols Boys' Clubs of America as a nationwide network of 880 clubs in over 600 communities guiding nearly a million boys ages 7 to 17. It notes the national Boy of the Year, White House ceremony, and presidents from Hoover to Nixon supporting the program as a home of good citizenship and a path to lifelong success.
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Boys’ Clubs of America
United States
The
White House
Herbert Hoover
Nixon
Uncle Dan notes a charity cupon story and health cost talk
A reader recounts Clem Webster’s meeting clipping about a 14 year old girl who collected nearly three million food coupons to buy kidney machines for the needy. The exchange includes reflections on charity, health costs, and government spending on health aids with local voices weighing in on care and medicine today.
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Clem ‘Webster
Country Store
Clem
Ed Doolittle
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Public appeal for coverage boosts eyeglass donations
A letter from Mrs. J. S. Van Derbeek, publicity chair of New Eyes For The Needy, thanks The Sun for printing their release. She notes newspaper publicity greatly increases discarded eyeglasses and precious metal scrap donations at Short Hills, New Jersey, and requests continued publication mentions to reach more people.
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Mrs. J. 8S. van Derbeek
New Eyes For the Needy, Inc
Short Hills
New Jersey
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List of Patients
In the hospital during visiting hours from 10 to 11 AM, 2 to 4 PM, and 7 to 8 PM admissions include Lottie Tierce Charles White Frank Nealy Monroe Swinney Pauline Hill Sally Williams Zora Carpenter Eddie Pickens Betty Brimer Jerry Funderburk Myrtle Russell Emily Smith Shirley Fansler Merlin Harris J R Copeland Nada Gipson Rena Mosley Inez Jones Emory Minatrea Arlesia Fletcher Virgil Lunsford Delia Ladesma Albert Bassey Ruby Clower Minnie McClung. Dismissed.
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Lottie Tierce
Charles White
Frank Nealy
Monroe Swinney
Pauline Hill
Sally Williams
Zora Carpenter
Eddie Pickens
Betty Brimer
Jerry Funderburk
Myrtle Russell
Emily Smith
Shirley Fansler
Merlin Harris
J. R. Copeland
Nada Gipson
Rena Mosley
Inez Jones
Emory Minatrea
Arlesia Fletcher
Virgil Lunsford
Delia Ladesma
Albert Bassey
Ruby Clower
Minnie McClung
Chamber Column: Growth, Projects, and Civic Hopes in Grand Saline
Our membership grows as new members join the Grand Saline chamber. Flags sold and displayed during holidays show community spirit. New tax schedules are ready at the office. The chamber aims to acquaint newcomers, attract industry, and advance local projects. Efforts push for water system approval, street sign repainting, and new streets. The library and summer recreation receive support as community cooperation continues.
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Grand Saline
State Health Department
Letter from CO expresses regrets over Glynn Neal injury
Captain Danny G. Hardwick of Company C 97th Quartermaster Battalion informs Glynn Neal and family that an accident involving a ten pound CO2 extinguisher led to his injury. The CO2 tank exploded after a leak, injuring Glynn, with Lynn also noted for accident free driving. Glynn is recovering in Texas after being injured in Germany. unit notes safety awards forthcoming and laments his loss to the company.
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Derrell Neal
Danny G. Hardwick
97Th Quartermaster Battalion
Glynn
Lynn
Card of Thanks for Mrs. W. F. Childers Family
The family expresses gratitude for the care and support shown after their loss. They thank friends for prayers meals flowers and neighborly acts and blessings to Mary.
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W. F. Childers
Texas Meat Inspection Program Gets Federal Endorsement
The Texas meat inspection program run by the State Health Department is endorsed by the U.S. Agriculture Department. In 1969 a school in Yoakum trained inspectors, and the 646 plants statewide are under state supervision. The program aims to ensure wholesome, safe meat for Texans with a purple stamp certification.
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Texas
Texas State Department of Health
United States Department of Agriculture
State Health Department
Yoakum
Texas Meat and Poultry Act
Amarillo
Brownsville
el Paso
Texarkana
Texas Meat Inspection Program
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