Passman Warns That Great Society Could Turn Socialistic
Otto E. Passman of Monroe, a veteran Democratic congressman, declares that the Great Society programs threaten private enterprise and individual independence. He cites Manpower, Youth Employment, Public Works, Medicare, and Food Stamp plans as signs of a drifting toward socialism, warning the cost may top 100 billion by 1975 and predicting a cradle to grave government role. The remarks, delivered to Chicago business leaders, frame the November vote as a check on federal overreach.
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Privacy fears spur congress on government testing programs
Lawmakers from the House and Senate investigations pursue limits on polygraph and psychological testing of federal workers. They cite privacy concerns amid reports of sex life questions and innermost beliefs. Some states ban lie detectors in employment, while several agencies still use tests or review their use.
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What is Wrong With The GOP Discussed Frankly
Rep William G Bray of Indiana says the GOP is stuck in self analysis as he cites a June Washington meeting of the 23 member Republican Coordinating Committee. Speakers like Dirksen Ford Smylie Bliss and Taft Jr discuss the party's lack of offices and bargaining power in a Democratic Congress.
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Privacy Rights Face Federal Inquiries in Rayburn
In Washington three House committees held routine hearings on privacy and government intrusion. Civil Service Chair John Macy Jr. argued federal hiring still allows medical evaluations while restricting personality tests. Other sessions debated compulsory unionism and corporate privacy against GAO scrutiny of defense contractors.
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Federal Power In The Northwest
Budget figures reveal Bonneville Power Administration seeks 1 million dollars to start a high voltage transmission line moving federal power from the Pacific Northwest into southern Idaho. Republicans say Idaho already has ample power and warn of federal economic impact, with losses at Bonneville and audit doubts cited. Idaho Farm Bureau opposes, citing tax losses and danger to local industry and reclamation.
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How To Keep Well Allergy and nasal health guidance
The article explains that chronic colds often stem from allergies rather than infections. It details causes such as dust pollen animal dander and various materials, symptoms like watery secretions and pale swollen turbinates, and emphasizes removing allergens and using antihistamines. Practical tips include allergen control bedding clothing and home environment and consulting tests for sensitivities. It ends with a brief Q A noting Griseofulvin as an oral treatment for ringworm and listing various topical options.
Saturday Headaches in Working Girls Debate Causes
A reader asks about recurring headaches that strike only on Saturdays for working girls. The note suggests possible causes like fatigue, tension from home, or a letdown after the work week and questions whether the ailment might be an excuse.
Severe abdominal distress after molar extraction query
A reader asks if severe abdominal distress can follow a dental extraction with pyorrhea pocket. Respondent confirms it is possible if the anesthetic caused sickness.
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Health Hint on Hysterectomy and Circulation
C V writes a health tip asking if a hysterectomy can cause faulty circulation. The answer notes no major vascular complications like milk leg typically follow the operation and emphasizes learning how to relay health information.
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Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff listings note
The Monroe News-Star announces staff roles and publishing affiliations including Jenny Ewing Wilson Ewing and others. It states Associated Press dispatch rights and declares the paper an independent, impartial publication with offices and national advertising representation.
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