Who Lives And Who Dies Public Convicted Too
The article discusses growing public demand for universal health care in the United States, the rising costs that outpace living costs, and shared responsibility among individuals and government. It cites Senate testimony by Dr. John S. Najarian on kidney patients denied treatment due to lack of funds, noting hundreds die annually while artificial kidneys and transplants save some lives. It argues society must finance life-saving medical advances.
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Ecumenism in Russia to host interfaith talks
Beginning March 17 in Russia Protestant, Orthodox and Roman Catholic churchmen will hold an interfaith theological discussion. The meetings come amid the Soviet Union's atheism doctrine and its growing sanction of the Russian Orthodox Church as a social dialogue participant.
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We Must Know Each Other Across Cultures and Knowledge
Jim Bishop argues that misunderstanding between the United States and the USSR risks danger. He cites Russian youth embracing knowledge with vast libraries and study abroad, contrasting American excess with a need for mutual learning through reading and shared culture.
June deadline looms for silver certificate profits
Dave Began explains collectors pay high premiums for U S silver certificates of 1 5 and 10 dollars before June 1 when the government ends silver backing. The article notes about 250 million certificates exist and explains other collectible fields like stamps, antiques, and old envelopes offer profit potential.
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Seizing Initiative in Vietnam Echoes Korea Strategy
Joseph Clark and Fulbright leaders urge a negotiated settlement in Vietnam modeled on Korea, arguing for a controlled peace without total victory. They fault President Johnson's secretive approach and warn that delay invites further political pressure while North Vietnamese forces drive a broader war.
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Eisenhower and Dulles Seize the Initiative Again
After seizing the initiative, General Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles pressed ahead with the plan. The fragment reflects a renewed push by U S leaders in the ongoing policy maneuver.
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Where Is Patriotism In Modern America
Letter writer Pauline Fields of Trenton laments fading patriotism and longing for the era of songs like My Country Tis Of Thee God Bless America and Its A Grand Old Flag. She cites Vietnam era disillusionment and contrasts with World War II neighbors welcoming returning servicemen.
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Nixon Confidence Grows In 1968 Nomination Path
A Nixon ally sees the candidate privately certain of securing the 1968 GOP nomination and able to defeat Johnson in November. The piece contrasts a calm, self-assured Nixon with the 1960 campaign, detailing lessons on fatigue, young staff, and a relaxed campaign style aimed at broadening appeal.
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Middletown Daily Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News-Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for in city delivery and mail options. Rates include 10 cent weekday, 15 cent Sunday, 60 cent weekly, and yearly mail rates of 15 to 38 dollars depending on area with advance payment urged.
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