Menninger urges love thy neighbor to curb crime
Dr. Karl Menninger argues crime stems from disowned needs and punitive prisons fail. He calls for replacing harsh punishment with social reform and teaching offenders to act for socially desirable ends, embracing love over hatred as a path to safety.
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Karl Menninger
Menninger Foundation For
Mayo Clinic For Medicine
Menninger
America
Saturday Review
Dr. Menninger
Housing Partnership Aims to Boost Low Income Housing
The National Housing Partnership activated by President Johnson uses the 1968 act to unite private capital and skills for low and moderate income housing. Edgar Kaiser and David Rockefeller lead the ten incorporators awaiting Senate confirmation. The plan targets 600000 housing units annually over ten years, with a private stockholder board and ground breaking by mid next year.
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National Housing Partnership
Johnson
Edgar Kaiser
David Rockefeller
George Meany
Senate
America
Public medical care costs rise since Medicare and Medicaid
Public spending on medical care nearly doubles since 1965 with federal and local totals rising from 6.7 billion in 1964 to 12.6 billion recently. Private medical costs rise from 24.2 to 28.8 billion as public burden grows. Personal health care per capita climbs from 206.80 to 206.31, adding 41.26 billion to U S medical outlays.
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Tax Foundation
Editorial Viewpoint Hecklers Challenge Humphrey Campaign
The piece notes youths disrupt Hubert Humphrey with hostile banners over Vietnam while Richard Nixon draws calm crowds. Protesters blame Humphrey as Johnson era, see hope for change, and deem Nixon a hopeless case. George Wallace gains sympathy as protests rise.
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Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Humphrey
Johnson
Houston
Nixon
Flint
Mich
George Wallace
Wallace
Pope Chides Catholics on Family Burden as Population Grows
Pope Paul VI urges Catholics to avoid egoism and excessive self sacrifice over large families. Demographers flag runaway growth in Latin America, blaming male egoism more than church doctrine. News Agency note on Moscow driven news and sensationalist reporting.
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Communist Party
Moscow
Russia
New York Times
Paul VI
South America
Sizable Maryland county notes and local incidents
Warnings on mail delays for soldiers worry Frederick residents as War Department is pressed. A deer hunter incident in Hagerstown draws ire after a heifer loss to hunters. Elevation work on a million gallon tank near South and Carroll Streets nears completion with nine of ten piers done. Election officials report about 900 new voters registered in Frederick County on opening day. Veterans of Foreign Wars plan an intra club football contest behind Baker Park bathhouse with a practice session tonight.
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Frederick County
War Department
South and Carroll Streets
Baker Park Bathhouse
NPR polls show Nixon leading Humphrey and Wallace nationally
Washington Today reports that Louis Harris polls in mid September place Nixon at 39 percent, Humphrey 31 percent, and Wallace 21 percent with 9 percent unsure. The piece notes potential state-by-state polling is needed and discusses how a three Way race could force the House to choose the president.
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Washington
Louis Harris
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Rockefeller
McCarthy
South
North
East
Middle West
West
House of Representatives
Revolution becomes regular business in campus turmoil
The piece notes Mark Rudd and Columbia protest leaders reappearing to register for fall classes after suspension. It mocks the blending of revolution and everyday life, joking about official commissions and new federal agencies. The tone is satirical about student activism and the establishment.
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New York
NEA
Mark Rudd
Columbia University
Rudd
Columbia
Veethin Bapean
Grayson Kirk
David Susskind
Chicago
Yale
Harvard
Cosas
Secretary of Commerce
Department of Revolution
Washington
Revolution
Disturber of the Peace
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Fire Protection Society of
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Delaware
District of Columbia
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Board of Aldermen
Walter Gruber
Hagerstown
Gruber
Washington Today
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Democratic Party
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