The Bleak Future For Republicans
A Michigan study of the 1984 election warns the Republican Party faces a bleak trajectory with a split base and weak unity. It notes a shift toward Democratic identification since 1952, GOP losses in 1964, and a difficult path to presidential victory without a major economic upset.
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Early cancer detection saves lives and money
The piece argues 92,000 needless deaths can be prevented by early detection and treatment, with 183,000 lives saved this year. Periodic exams and prompt treatment are urged, noting some cancers still evade early detection but many forms can be treated successfully. Public clinics help those who cannot afford tests.
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Government by Guidelines Draws Bankers Concern
George Champion of Chase Manhattan Bank criticizes broad government guidelines covering wages prices labor antitrust and more arguing they threaten free market judgment. He warns such policy risks federal economic domination and silences proper public critique amid rising deficits.
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Great Society hopes amid social unrest and doubt
CAPUS WAYNICK questions the president’s push for a Great Society. He warns of rising delinquency and crime, argues some symptoms reflect social travail, and urges a revival through faith, churches, and moral reform to guide America toward a hopeful rebirth.
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Sunday Sermon on Taxes of Ignorance and Vice
A sermon laments heavy monetary taxes while highlighting the invisible tax of ignorance and societal neglect. It warns that education dropout rates, reckless behavior, and crime impose vast costs, citing high school dropouts, highway deaths, fires, gun accidents, and embezzlement as mounting societal bills.
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America
North Carolina
Four requisites for an educated man from Wilson's outline
The piece echoes Woodrow Wilson's four criteria for an educated person. A broad world history grasp, knowledge of ideas across political and social history, mastery of a science through method, and strong language skill are urged. It argues these foster self mastery, public leadership, and world citizenship.
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