Cradle to the Grave topics under Nixon policy shifts
The piece surveys rising hospital costs and insurance plans under President Nixon as he pushes a cradle to the grave national health program. It notes malpractice insurance drives high medical fees, the AMA softening stance, and the impact on premiums and access to care amid inflation.
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Nixon
Congress
United States
American Medical Association
Montgomery County
Democratic Congress
Letters on CBW fears and jail critique stir public debate
Readers urge ratification of the Geneva Protocol to ban chemical warfare, while others attack local press coverage of the Frederick County jail. A citizen questions Sheriff changes, praises inmate conditions, and chides editorial decisions. Q and A items from the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. conclude the page.
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Southeast Asia
U.S
Senate
S.E. Asia
Items From Files of the News-Post
Items From Files of the News Post recount local clippings and notices found in archival files. The brief items summarize past events with minimal details, preserving the period newspaper voice and focus on named entities and dates when readable.
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News-Post
Jennie Smith and Pittsburgh singer in YMCA meetings
Miss Jennie Smith a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad evangelist and Mrs Lula C B Shaffer of Pittsburgh led stirring meetings at the Brunswick YMCA. The opposite page notes a large local butchering at Philip Clark's with hogs up to 489 pounds and a 24 degree cold snap.
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Jennie Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lula C. B. Shaffer
Pittsburgh
Brunswick Ymca
Philip Clark
Prospect
Berry 3 World Caption Markets Picturephones
In a snappy exchange the speaker notes clear division after the President’s imagephone access gift. The remark underscores social gaps as ten picturephones are mentioned but not distributed to all.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Moscow
Peking
Washington, D.C
U.S
Nixon widens circle of advisers with outside aides
Washington Nixon broadens his counsel circle by talking to outsiders and considering a new 1972 political manager from outside his current team. He may move White House aides Murray Cholmer and Harry Dent to the Republican National Committee, while Bryce Harlow faces an uncertain path.
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Nea
Nixon
White House
Labor
Agnew
Bryce Harlow
Republican National Committee
Murray Cholmer
Harry Dent
Harlow
National Committee
Chotiner
Dent
James Allison
John Mitchell
Mitchell
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