Controversial Simmons Case Strains U.S.-Mexico Ties
The Simmons case pits Mexico and the United States over due process and death row clemency. Mexican officials insist Simmons had rights unavailable in the United States while American diplomacy seeks a rapid resolution without admitting guilt.
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Unprecedented Protection by Self-Policing in Medicine
The piece argues consumer protection rests on self-imposed ethics by professionals, highlighting the AMA Law Week and national congresses on medical ethics and health quackery. It stresses Principles of Medical Ethics as guides to patient well being and warns against government overreach that could curb professional excellence.
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Where Credit Is Due and the Asian Flu Vaccine Plan
Officials and agencies push experts to shape health care while governments and Congress lack medical training. A new Asian flu strain threatens the United States, prompting a crash vaccine program by major drug firms costing an estimated five million dollars to prepare mass production and immunization.
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Transition Periods Of Past Years Recalled
Washington notes a historic look at transition periods between administrations. It cites Hoover Roose vel 1932 33 as a tragic example and recalls March 4 1933 inauguration amid bank closures and economic crisis.
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Humphrey Eyes Senate Run and Advisory Committee
Vice President Humphrey appears virtually certain to seek the Minnesota Senate seat in 1970. He aims to form a Democratic Advisory Committee to shape party policy during the Nixon era, potentially laying groundwork for a 1972 Humphrey Nixon bid. He would face Eugene McCarthy in a primary if it occurs.
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Peace and conflict in faith and politics mix
A reader asks for spiritual guidance after joining Christ and losing friends. The adviser explains peace with God does not guarantee peace with others, and followers face a different path, cross bearing, and a higher plane of life. The text then shifts to political speculation about 1972, Nixon, Chotiner, and potential administration appointments, weighing loyalties and Senate confirmations.
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Unrest in West Aids Soviet Leaders Adversaries Abroad
The piece argues that unrest among students workers and rebels worldwide undermines noncommunist governments and boosts Soviet morale. It cites protests in France Italy Greece Britain India Spain and the United States’ vigilante actions while warning of rising expectations and dissent hamstringing leaders like Kosygin and Brezhnev.
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Hayden Faces HUAC as Clean Cut Rebel in Chicago
The piece portrays Tom Hayden testifying before the House Un American Activities Committee with calm, respectful demeanor, contrasting critics who expect a shouting radical. It questions whether Hayden’s antiseptic appearance signals a new, disciplined faction of the New Left or a tactical shift toward mainstream acceptance.
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Jesus Christ the Same Yesterday Today and Forever
A fragmented biblical passage notes belief in Jesus during Passover in Jerusalem as miracles were witnessed. It affirms Jesus as a miracle worker now and forever, emphasizing his constancy across time.
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Monroe News-Star masthead and staff description
This fragment outlines the Monroe News-Star masthead with publication details, staff roles, and Associated Press rights. It lists owners and executives, office location on North 4th and Olive in Monroe Louisiana, and notes the paper as an independent outlet printing news impartially and opposing wrongs beyond party lines.
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