Six Weeks Illness System Drives West German Welfare Debate
The West German six weeks of paid sickness leave, funded by social security, boosts worker income while at home and after illness extends to 26 weeks with full wages. Critics warn of hidden vacation effects, reduced productivity, and rising costs, contrasting with East Germany and broader welfare trends. The piece notes Adenauer-Muller era policy, strong export focus, and looming strain on finances as nations consider universal medical care.
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West Germany
Edwin Hartrich
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Record of 1962 school prayer ban and ensuing actions
A summary recounts the 1962 Supreme Court ban on school prayer and cites subsequent measures. It notes the Lord's Prayer and Bible readings ruled unconstitutional, New York students barred from singing America, grace at meals curtailed in Sacramento, and baccalaureate, Christmas carols, and trees restricted or removed. It also mentions a Christmas stamp and a legal challenge to church tax exemption.
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Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
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California
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Nation Faith and Pledge Board Declares Patriotic Stand
Senator Thurmond cites rising attacks on In God We Trust and chaplains in service and Congress. He notes a California judge banning recitation of the Pledge in Santa Barbara schools amid a broader drive to erode religious faith, urging Congress to affirm patriotism and acknowledgment of God.
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Congress
Senator Thurmond
California
Santa Barbera
Russia
South Carolina
Peaceful trade tales in a war age
The piece notes trade treaties and tariff agreements deserve attention beyond hot war news. It emphasizes that farmers and farming communities share stake in such developments, with the South contributing a third of U.S. farm exports and a vast Amazon fish biodiversity cited as context.
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Washington
United States
Excesses In Field Of Credit or Cloud U.S. Optimism
U.S. economic optimism hides growing credit excesses as personal and corporate debt surge from 434 billion to 1.3 trillion in twenty years. Analysts warn consumer credit rising faster than incomes signals looming corrections amid bank loan expansion and weak restraint by authorities.
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Walter E. Hoadley
Armstrong Cork Company
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Martin
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Stock Market Brings Feminine Role To Drama Of News
Washington column argues the stock market, with a feminine mystique, stirs journalists and investors alike. It notes the market’s moods, gendered imagery, and its uneven impact on political events and confidence, highlighting who owns stock and how demographics shift.
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More Tax Cuts Foreseen
Washington leaders expect the next federal tax cut to be announced by Johnson in the State of the Union, likely benefiting lower brackets and possibly raising estate and gift taxes. Treasury officials hint at payroll tax concerns as plans to stimulate the economy remain in play. Goldwater Free Society Association moves fast, drawing funds away from official Republican coffers as party figures gauge the crowd. New York City politics favor Paul R. Serene for mayor, with Lindsay as a Democratic rival and Moynihan fading from prospects.
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Free Society Association
Goldwater
Dennis Kitchell
Ray C. Bliss
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Lucuis D. Clay
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Bliss
National Committee
American Conservative Union
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Republicans For Progress
Ripon Society
Trumbull Society
Republican Advance
Goldwater Free Society Association
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Paul R. Serevane
John V. Lindsay
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Fair Employment Commission
Daniel P. Moynihan
Allopurinol Adds Breakthrough to Gout Treatment
A health feature explains how allopurinol inhibits xanthine oxidase to cut uric acid production. When combined with probenecid it lowers serum urate to normal or minimal levels, aiding those with gout and reducing kidney stone risk. Also notes fatty tumor, surgery not needed if painless, and advice on supervising youngsters.
Unclear gall bladder imaging in liver surgery case
A friend underwent gall bladder surgery during which the organ was found embedded in the liver. X rays failed to produce a clear picture, explained as dye not entering the sac, causing a poor image and abnormal positioning.
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Why humidity makes work feel harder news note
J I explains that high humidity plus heat hinders perspiration from evaporating from the skin, causing a person to feel less capable of working. The piece notes the exact mechanism is not fully known, linking discomfort to impaired cooling.
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I Believe in the Church and True Membership
The speaker asserts that church membership goes beyond outward acts and requires being truly united with Christ. A real church member centers Christ in life, endures self discipline, love, faith, and peace, distinguishing nominal members from the living Church of the living God.
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Church of the Living God
Monroe News Star World profile and policy note
The Monroe News Star World is an independent afternoon newspaper with offices at Monroe Louisiana and a June 1 1909 post office entry. It belongs to the News Star World Publishing Corporation and carries Associated Press dispatches while asserting impartial news coverage and nonpartisan stance.
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