AMA Chief Sees Health Insurance Push Growing Faint
Dr. Charles A. Hoffman of the AMA says the push for national compulsory health insurance is losing momentum. He notes public interest appears to fade as medical costs rise, suggesting a Social Security style plan might be needed to extend care. The piece argues the AMA should help build support rather than dismiss rising proposals.
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Inside Russia a Crisis Worse Than Public View
William F Buckley Jr argues in sincere ignorance about conditions inside Russia. He cites a severe agricultural crisis worsened by an abrupt wheat purchase, hunger in Leningrad, and widespread repression by the KGB and militia. The piece suggests Western leverage on wheat sales and calls for greater freedom of movement for Russians to expose internal conditions.
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Russia
Postsummit
Newsweek
Soviet Union
U.S
KGB
Richard Nixon
West
Kremlin
Middletown Journal Rates and Delivery Options
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Home delivery and motor routes offer weekly or monthly plans with advance payment, plus mail rates inside and outside the trading area.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S
Still Complaining Letter to the Editor on bus routes
Mrs. Charles Arnett of 1215 Calamet Ave argues that moving the high school farther than the old one justifies bus rule fairness and contrasts walking conditions with past decades. She claims readers would understand when their children miss the bus or have after school activities and vents about alien neighbors.
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Ellen
Middletown Bus Service Receives City Reprieve
Mrs. Mary Fuller thanks city commissioners for granting a reprieve to Middletown bus service and hopes the measure becomes a permanent solution. She and other riders look for continued, courteous, efficient service and to see The Journal announce the buses will be kept running.
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Middletown
Mary
Fuller
Carolina St
Hanoi and the POWs in the 1972 election gambit
Jeffery Hart argues Hanoi used the release of three POWs to influence the U.S. presidential race. He notes prior Kremlin signals, phony air raid alerts, and antiwar commentary by POWs, while cautioning the action may backfire and resemble historic propaganda ploys. He critiques support networks around the POWs and Hanoi’s calculated timing ahead of November 7.
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Francis Gary Powers
Kremlin
Moscow
Paris
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Mexico
George McGovern
U.S
Wainwright
Marui
Return of Gen Skinny Wainwright and POW recollections
New York reports General Wainwright's triumphant homecoming after three years as a prisoner of war. President Truman awards the Medal of Honor as four million people cheer a gaunt veteran who recalls harsh captivity and the bitter diet that nearly broke him.
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Skinny Wainwright
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Wainwright
Turkey
Truman
David Dellinger
Cora Weiss
Skinny
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