Scientists warn against government meddling in medicine and science
Eminent scientists from abroad warn that state interference could end the great age of medical discoveries. Dr. Ernest B. Chain asserts new ideas require freedom from subsidies and organizational bulldozing. The AMA Foundation Institute for Biomedical Research seeks to advance basic science driven by scientists' inner creativity.
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Insects Take Over World in Darkly Humorous Tale
Jim Bishop sketches a satirical, chaotic future where ants and other insects dominate politics and society. Humans become workers and pets as bloc voting and rival insect factions wage a brittle, paranoid rule, culminating in a doomed, empty Earth and a godly lament.
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Today’s Quip: The man who knew all but forgot everything
A wry quip notes a man who claimed vast knowledge yet suffered a terrible memory Thus the joke rests on the contrast between knowing and remembering as a light observation on human limits.
Crossword Clues and Answers Highlight Daily Puzzle
Crossword entries listed with clues and solution hints including music note so American pack animal southern American distant pointed and sheriff deputies frontiersman clues. The brief puzzle notes reference standard cross numbering 36 37 38 41 42 43.
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Meeting of Minds and Family Starters in Love
A couple plans to marry after college graduation despite parental differences. The Baptist father and the tavern‑owning father of the groom pose a challenge, but Abby advises focusing on mutual respect and avoiding conflict over faith or livelihood.
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Letter to the Editor on Norwalk school levy and tax fairness
A Norwalk reader urges exploring new school funding methods. The letter favors raising funds via state sales tax or an income tax rather than heavy property taxes, arguing current burdens are unfair to owners with differing incomes. The writer cites 1965 Ohio sales tax figures and contrasts two $6,000 properties to illustrate inequity.
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