AMA May Be Last Convention On Medicare Issue
The AMA plans a nationwide physician boycott against the aged medical insurance program as 28,000 doctors gather for four days in New York City. Five state medical associations Arizona Florida Louisiana Ohio and Texas urge nonparticipation while the Senate delays action until July.
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Johnson faces clash with artists over foreign policy
The Johnson administration and the nation s artistic community clash over Vietnam and Dominican Republic policy. Archibald MacLeish cites a shaken faith in America s image as artists resist U S military interventions. The President seeks a National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities to fund creative work.
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America
MacLeish
Congress
National Foundation On the Arts and Humanities
Strains of English Word Forms Across Languages
A reflection on how native and borrowed words shape adjectives for common nouns, noting the English tendency to pair basic terms with Latin derived adjectives like amatory for love and adious for hate. It cites examples such as canine feline bovine and urges familiarity with Latin to master ordinary terms.
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California Paper Boom Under Governor Brown At Kimberly Clark Plant
Governor Brown tours the new Kimberly Clark paper mill in California praising non defense industry growth. The plant uses waste lumber to create high grade paper and features deep wells and river purification. Brown touts Space Age talent and climate favorable to private industry amid federal contracts era.
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Business Week
Three Minutes A Day Americans Eat More Food Than Ever
Americans are eating more food than ever as grocery bills rise to 84 billion last year, up from a decade ago. The article notes increased consumption, a larger selection of items, and urges readers to help address world hunger, citing the burden on the hungry and invoking the biblical line.
Bible thought 59 on salvation by faith in Christ
A brief religious reflection states that salvation comes through faith in Christ, not by good deeds, citing Romans. The note emphasizes faith as the essential path to eternal life, contrasting belief with works-based righteousness.
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Johns Hopkins Medical School and Hospital
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Wall Street Journal
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Court Ruling on Communist Privileges Sparks Debate
The discussion centers on whether Congress can grant special protections to unions with dominant Communist members. Critics warn such laws threaten due process and liberty, while supporters urge responsive action against subversive influence. Justice Warren, Justice Frankfurter, and dissenting voices weigh Constitutional limits and historical experience.
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UN at 20: Chamberlain assesss UN power limits
John Chamberlain argues on the UN's twentieth anniversary that the world body lacks enforcement power and relies on chance for peacekeeping. He cites Korea, Hungary, Cuba, Goa, Congo, Vietnam, and the Dominican Republic to claim the UN is a forum, not a force, and warns against the illusion of world government. He critiques U.S. students and warns that rhetoric masks weakness in diplomacy.
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Pennsylvania Move to Make County Relief Boards Advisory
A bipartisan Pennsylvania bill targets county boards of assistance, removing political influence and turning them advisory. Secretary Adams supports nonadministrative roles, envisioning boards as public welfare ambassadors and expanding volunteer, job-find efforts. The measure also covers state general hospital boards.
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Civil Service
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Slate Welfare
Harrisburg
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Telemachus Sacrifice At Rome Colosseum
A monk Telemachus in ancient Rome defied gladiator combats at the Colosseum. He leaped into the arena, urged the emperor to end the brutal games, and was killed by gladiators. His mercy move led to the abolition of the spectacles and inspired a call for conscience and action.
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