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Doctors split on boycott of federal aged care plan
Reports from across the nation show doctors urging boycotts of a possible federal health program for the aged. In states like Minnesota and Arizona, resolutions have gained local medical association support, prompting concern over professional leadership in medical economics. Dr. J. M. Stickney of Mayo Clinic urges cooperation if the law passes, warning boycott efforts could damage the profession. A PTA leader comments on airing grievances about poor TV and costs.
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Boyicott
Congress
State Medical Association
Arizona
American Medical Association
Minnesota State Medical Association
J. M. Stickney
Mayo Clinic
Courage A Story Missed at Poland Spring
POLAND SPRING Maine a week ago a hundred writers chased a tale of Charles relief animal but the story is William McMorrow a Boston Irish press agent with cancer who fought to speak again. He found purpose as director of public relations at Poland Spring hotel where he had tended golf clubs as a caddy and where he renewed his life after illness and loss.
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Liston
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Ricker Brothers
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Woodrow Wilson
Ricker Inn
Jack Paar
Wmtw-Tv
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
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Debussy
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Bill Healy
Fred Maloof
Hurley
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Healy
Holy Cross
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Tokyo
Fred Maloff
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Bill McMorrow
Bill McMoerrow
Bill
Gote
Johnson's unpredictable pace tests U S policy on communism
The piece argues U S presidents since World War I have faced two planes of action against communism, long term strategy and quick responses. It cites Truman in Korea and Berlin, Johnson in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam, and notes both adversaries and leaders must act by ear amid rising Chinese nuclear threats.
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Johnson
Marty S. Truman
South Korea
Dominican Republic
Lie
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
United States
China
Civil rights questions prompt new demonstrations in Washington
A column argues that labor influence and new pressure groups shape Congress and civil rights aims. It questions federal coercion, funds withdrawal, and the legality of penalties for discrimination, urging nonviolent activism and lawful redress to curb abuse of civil rights laws.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
South
America
US to issue 45 million silver dollars in first batch
A noted European dental expert warns about cavities in children's teeth. Grand pappy Jenkins claims walnuts can strengthen teeth. The U.S. plans a first batch of 45 million silver dollars amid mixed news. Juanita College freshmen defeated sophomores 618 to 599 in an indoor baseball game played over a long 50 hour session. Comedians cheered Queen Elizabeth at a theater party for her 39th birthday, but neither comic was Jack Benny.
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Grandpappy Jenkins
Juanita College
Queen Elizabeth
Jack Benny
Cardinal nest in rose trees at Armbruster's on Grand Avenue
A mother cardinal chose four rose trees inside a greenhouse at Dave Armbruster's Florist on Grand Avenue for a nest. The birds hatched two fledglings as the owners and staff watched, and the cardinal pair guarded the young while remaining untroubled by humans. The nest location remains protected and the rose trees are kept intact for future breeding.
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Armbruster
Grand Avenue
Mother Cardinal
Dave Armbruster
Mama and Papas
Gun lobby taunts and weather bureau reforms in Washington
A Washington column critiques the American Rifle Association for misleading the public and opposing gun control while calling for better laws. It mocks the proposed Environmental Science Services Administration merger and argues for a man for all seasons in government, plus a seaso nally adjusted view of public life.
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Washington
Te American Rifle Association
American Rifle Association
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
American
Dodd
Johnson
Congress
Environmental Science Services Administration
Weather Man
Department of Commerce
Service Administration
Mason-Dixon Line
Quantum Lane
Seaweed in foods and old mine fields noted in fact sheet
Factoids cover Americans unknowingly eating seaweed in bread cheese ice cream jellies and dressings. Speeds of sound myths noted. Hindu origin for earth dust term traced to Khaki visor. Barnacle definition given and Labrador woods remote Grand Falls cited. Mines left by WWII desert armies require huge cleanup funding.
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