Medicare program warnings from Dr Heller and Dr Sanders
Dr Walter W. Heller, back at Minnesota, says business expansion should continue while warning high taxes may drag the economy. Dr Barker S. Sanders, a long-time government statistician, argues Medicare costs are vastly underestimated and hospital workload would rise sharply, citing England and Canada. He cautions Congress may pass Medicare, urging scrutiny of flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Heller
University of Minnesota
Kennedy
Johnson
Heller
Washington
Barker S. Sanders
Economist
Sanders
Medicare
Sander
England
Canada
No Place To Go on Poverty and Rural Renewal
The article questions whether poverty is mostly rural and argues that extending utilities and federal schemes may not sustain long term improvement. It cites Norman M. Clapp of the Rural Electrification Administration in Indianapolis noting rural poverty’s scope and questions the cause effect of utilities on development. It asks if higher living costs can be maintained once funding ends.
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Indianapolis
Norman M. Clapp
Rural Electrification Administration
America
United States
Soviet Union
U. N
International Court of Justice
General Assembly
Moscow Gov
Call Of The Hunt In England Shapes Economy And Folklore
The fox hunting season runs November to April with about 15 000 foxes killed. 250 000 followers attend 242 hunts across Britain. High costs for enthusiasts contrast with cheaper viewing options, while debate over cruelty and folklore surrounding John Peel continues. A Kansas City claim of lineage to Peel adds further intrigue.
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England
Atlantic
John Peel
Britain
World Silence on Soviet Nonpayment at United Nations
The article argues Moscow hides the real issue behind its refusal to pay UN special assessments, linking it to Soviet global interference and revolutionary support. It critiques Western hesitation and calls for a frank debate exposing Soviet and Red China subversion and aid to disruptive movements.
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Washington
Russia
United Nations
United States
U. N
Moscow
Soviet Union
Congo
Middle East
Security Council of the
Korea
Security Council
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Mideast
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
First Tax On Earnings Reemerges In Economic Debate
The piece traces historic income taxation from Napoleonic times to 20th century reforms. It notes Britain and the United States deemed income taxes immoral yet later revived them amid wartime need. It surveys Blum Kalven's 1953 work and 1952 Illinois ballot on graduated tax and reflects on ongoing moral critique of taxation.
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Washington
Longfellow
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
United States
Union
Confederacy
Waterloo
Appomattox
Walter Blum
Harry Kalven
Illinois
Blum- Kalven
Labor targets six vulnerable GOP senators in 1966 race
AFL-CIO COPE confidential report marks six Republican incumbents as vulnerable in 1966 with heavy funding planned in six states. It also notes labor aims at reelecting certain Democrats and outlines past COPE successes in Pennsylvania Iowa Ohio Indiana and other states.
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Washington
Afl-Cio Committee On
COPE
Gordon Allott
Colo
Len Jordan
Idaho
Jack Miller
Iowa
Karl Mundt
S.D
John Tower
Tex
Milward Simpson
Wyo
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Paul Douglas
New Hampshire
Tom McIntyre
Oregon
Maurine Neuberger
Tennessee
Ross Bass
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Ohio
Stephen Young
Indiana
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Virginia
New York
Connecticut
Kentucky
Mississippi
Los Angeles
Colorado
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Maine
New burn ointment Lindberg Butter gains fame at Brooke General
In a health column a Brooke General Hospital doctor touts Sulfamylon as the new burn ointment from Brooke General Hospital San Antonio Texas. It claims to cut mortality in serious burns from fifty to twenty percent by preventing infection and aiding skin grafting.
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Brooke General Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Monroe News Star Editorial Policy and Ownership Notes
The Monroe News Star, founded 1909, lists publisher changes from John B D Ewing to Wilson Ewing, with offices on North 4th and Olive Streets and staff including J Campbell as GM and Edmund G Brown as Asst GM. It states AP news use rights and that it is an independent newspaper. It proclaims impartial news and independent stance.
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John BD. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe la
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing
William HH. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mgr
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Call of the Hunt
William Peel
Kansas City
Missouri
R. Bell McGuffie
Low Ireby
Cumberland
David Lawrence
By Holmes Alexander
Eisenhower
Truman
Kennedy - Johnson
Fulton Lewis
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
Coalition of Labor, Farm Organizations
DR. van Dellen
A. J
T. D
Rockies
R. S
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