War of U Thant cripples UN prestige in Mideast
El Mercurio from Santiago argues the Mideast war damaged UN prestige and blamed Secretary General U Thant. It notes Russia and the United States controlled outcomes, mocks UN diplomacy, and portrays the body as a forum for exchanges of bribes, threats, and conciliations.
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Medical costs rise focus of June convention debate
The text highlights June as Medicaid awareness month and details discussions at the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City and a National Conference on Medical Costs in Washington starting June 27. It notes Medicare's one year anniversary July 1 and calls for comprehensive study of outpatient drug costs under Medicare. It discusses rising costs since World War II, with a sharp 1966 increase linked to Medicare, and ongoing controversy over generic versus brand name drug pricing. It references HEW panels, hearings by Sen. Nelson, and potential Social Security amendments on drug coverage.
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Washington
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HEW
John W. Gardner
Gaylord Nelson
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Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
R-La
Bird craft may lift off vertically using wing flap design
English scientists develop a light aircraft that imitates bird wing motions to flap vertically. A pilot model and a wind tunnel study aim to capture bird wing details for a quieter cheaper plane. They cite nature and Bible verses praising creation and human use of it.
Ramsey Clark as prosecutor and reformer in crime control
The 66th Attorney General Ramsey Clark presents himself as both lawyer and reformer, stressing national improvement alongside law enforcement. In a long interview he claims to separate public rhetoric from prosecutions, yet his speeches reveal substantial social planning and evangelism present in his crime control agenda.
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Ramsey Clark Seeks Reform Through Tough Stance on Crime
The nation’s top lawman argues organized crime as a target while stressing reform. Ramsey Clark divides criminals into professionals and amateurs, advocates longer flexible sentences, and seeks better police recruitment and pay as he talks with FBI head J Edgar Hoover and cites Dostoevski and London.
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Legal guidance on driveway access and will drafting
Neighbors may seek attorney advice to have a jointly used private driveway opened. An alderman cannot draft a will. consult a qualified attorney to ensure professional execution.
Thoughts at Large Reflections on Public Apathy and Behavior
A compilation of opinions on action over introspection, apathy in society, ignorance distinctions between learned and unlearned, reactions to disasters, pollution, beatniks, writing style, Wilde's critique of public curiosity, and gendered friendship dynamics.
Bible Thought On The Upright Endurance Of Inheritance
Psalm 37 18 speaks of the Lord knowing the days of the righteous and their lasting inheritance forever. A brief devotional line reflects on divine knowledge and eternal reward.
GOP Convention Duel Faces Young Republicans in Omaha
The Young Republican National Federation convention in Omaha pits three candidates for chairman, Jack McDonald, Jim Betts, and Ray Cooper, amid shifting regional support and a backdrop of internal party tensions. Romney and Reagan are scheduled to address the gathering, with Nixon abstaining.
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Tennessee
Jim Betts
Ohio
Ray Cooper
Arkansas
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Betts
Nelson Rockefeller
Hugh Scott
Cooper
McDonald
Buz Lukens
Omaha
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Miami
California
Tom van Sickle
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Connecticut
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Bliss
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Nixon
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Shafer faces looming tax push in Pennsylvania budget
The Shafer administration grapples with a $267 million tax package raised by prior legislatures and a projected stand by income tax. Higher vehicle registration fees and new levies target funding for a half billion dollars in six years as lawmakers resist cuts.
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Pennsylvania
Robert G. Bartlett
Pennsylvania Highway Commission
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