Allstate editor links car use to student grades
Allstate regional manager E L Stone cites A Teenage Pattern study of 20 000 high school students showing grades drop as driving privileges grow. He urges strict parental supervision, trained driving, and limiting car use to protect academics and safety.
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E. L. Stone
Allstate Insurance Companies
Allstate
Stone
National Chamber urges five advertising principles
The National Chamber asks its 5 million members to adopt truthful advertising, self regulation, substantiated claims, consumer guidance, and health and safety information. President Nixon calls the standards welcome and essential and urges voluntary self regulation over imposed rules.
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National Chamber
Chamber Federation
Richard Nixon
Chamber
Hospitals as places to be cured not to die
In a reflection by hospital administrator Robert Joens, the piece notes hospitals have transitioned from homes for the destitute to centers of care and education. Citing Henry Norris of McKennan Hospital, it traces care’s shift since the early 1900s, the Flexner report, and ongoing cost concerns while urging patient-centered reform and dignity. It also mentions a Sept. 23 church chicken supper at First Plymouth United Presbyterian.
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Robert Joens
Henry Norris
McKennan Hospital
Sioux Falls
Flexner
First Plymouth United Presbyterian Church
Livestock official explains freeze date limits prices May 25 1970
Don F Magdanz of the National Livestock Feeders Assn explains price and wage freeze rules under Nixon era policy. He notes pork and live hog prices are affected indirectly by ceilings pegged to May 25 1970 levels, with exports and imports under specific surtax exemptions. He cites public law 91 379 and details tariff and import surtax provisions for beef veal mutton pork lamb and live cattle. Mr and Mrs Henry Hartman and children visited local residents in Richmond California.
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Nixon
Don F. Magdanz
National Livestock Feeders Assn
Association
Washington
Magdanz
Feeders Association
Wage and price controls office opens in Kansas City
The Office of Emergency Preparedness opens a regional office in Kansas City to plan and implement Nixon era wage and price controls across Iowa Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. Francis Tobin directs operations from 911 Walnut with 374 5901. A 90 day price wage freeze is announced with a second stage to restore free markets. A 16 question FAQ outlines allowances and restrictions on prices wages tuition pensions rents services taxes and fees.
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Kansas City
Office of
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Nixon
Francis X.tobin
OEP
Washington
Federal Building
Walnut
Tobin
Robin
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Cost of Living Council
Treasury
Connally
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