The 65 Health Plans Explained for Aged Americans
A detailed look at private non profit 65 plans active in New York and founded on easing medical costs for seniors. It notes enrollment figures, plan structures, home care benefits, and the broader spread to other states while contrasting with Kennedy era proposals and social insurance.
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New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nevada
New Mexico
Washington
Insurance Management Review
California
Iowa
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Virginia
Kennedy
Spending Into Trouble by Eisenhower Warns on Deficits
Former President Eisenhower warns in a May issue article that a larger than wartime budget and deep tax cuts could drive massive deficits and centralize power in government. He supports targeted tax cuts with spending reductions and cites Brandeis on dangers to liberty. Also notes Colorado utility cut proposal and Edison Institute tree growth project.
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Saturday Evening Post
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Public Service Company of Colorado
The
Edison Electric Institute
New Castle News staff and pricing details
New Castle News publishes weekly home delivery at 50 cents and single copies at 10 cents. Mail rates apply to Lawrence, Butler, and Beaver counties with monthly, six month, and yearly options. Additional staff roles include president general manager and editor.
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Richard E. Rentz
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Treas
J Fred Rentz
Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Leonard Z. Kolasinski
James W. Trevitt
Bell Telephone
Private Exchange
Oliver
Olee Oliver
Lawrence
Butler
Beaver Counties
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf as a study in class and angst
The piece lauds Edward Albee’s play for its intelligent characters placed in academia and the high level critique. It argues the drama exposes immaturity and emotional malaise across social strata, showing that intellect does not shield people from personal havoc and conflict.
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Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
New York
Commentary
Abbe
Academe
America
Albee
Kennedy and Cuba Policy Shift Threatens to Change Course
The speaker argues that passive U S policy toward Soviet presence in Cuba is failing as Castro’s subversion grows in Latin America. They cite the OAS committee findings and urge President Kennedy to act soon, claiming public support will demand a decisive move and timing from the administration.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Caribbean
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Caracas
Council of the Organization of American States
Latin America
OAS
Hemisphere
Mahoning Township Tax Foes and Fact in Letter to Editor
Lawrence J. Rich argues for the Per Capita Tax’s necessity and enforcement role. He defends Township leadership and contrasts with critics, stating the tax supports ordinances and public safety, while urging public spirit and understanding.
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Mahoning Township
Devil's Advocate on NASA Apollo Program Sparks Senate Hearing
Dr. Philip Abelson urged a panel of non biased scientists to argue against NASA and Apollo as a way to curb spending and prevent waste. He warned the moon mission risks and urged cheaper, unmanned testing with satellites and instruments. The hearing drew notes that Abelson acted as a Devil's Advocate and challenged current space strategy.
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Senate Committee On Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Philip Abelson
Carnegie Institute
Science
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Defense
Ile
Abelson
Dr. Abelson
James van Allen
van Allen Belt
Space Committee
Hickenlooper
Legal View on Overtime Dismissal and Unemployment
Employer may discharge a worker for refusing overtime unless a union contract governs. Unemployment benefits are unlikely if the refusal to work overtime is not justified by health or other good reasons. The passage cites no universal rule and notes case specifics can change outcomes.
Faith and Action Through Belief and Service
The text urges strong faith to achieve great things with God’s help. It cites Jesus praising faith and William Carey’s motto to expect and attempt great deeds for God. It invites believers to seek power, promises, and enlarged faith to serve others and God.
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Jesus
William Carey
The Clash Below The Surface THESE DAYS
John Chamberlain analyzes the Democratic Party facing a race issue as Northern Negroes push for real wage upgrades. He notes limited skilled job access, union apprentice barriers, and the need for practical enforcement on government projects to win Black votes without alienating craft unions.
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Democratic Party
Potomac
Detroit
Henry Ford
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
South
Mason-Dixon Line
North
Urban League
Wallaces
Craft Union
Republican Party
Industrial Clearing Council Aids Pennsylvania Business
A Harrisburg report describes the new Interdepartmental Clearing Council created by Governor Scranton to speed state approvals for industrial projects. Led by Edward D. Smith, the bureau coordinates meetings with multiple agencies, aiming to cut delays and boost jobs.
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Harrisburg
Harry
Mason
Capitol Hill
Allegheny Airlines
Commerce
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Governor's Council of Business and Industry
Fred C. Foy
Koppers Co
Pittsburgh
Department of Commerce
Clearing Council
Edward D. Smith
Lewistown
Bureau of Business Services
Smith
When H G Wells Met Henry James On A Stork
Wells was puzzled by a large stuffed bird in James's drawing room and learned it was a stork. James warned that many conclusions come from sketchy facts and urged basing judgments on reality. He counseled aligning ideas with God's truth and seeking wisdom beyond gold or silver.
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H. G. Wells
Henry James
James
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U.S
Brandeis
NEW Castle News
News Company
North Mercer Street
New Castle
King Features Syndicate
Drummond
Hillsville
Penna
Lawrence J. Rich
Speak of
Washington, D.C
Alexander
BY Holmes Alexander
Bible Thought
Peter
Gene Stone
John Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Mason Denison
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