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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1966
Page
5
Jim Bishop analyzes a nation in political and social injection, noting dissent across politics race and culture. He cites Medicare fights, activist divides, labor strife, and antiwar sentiment, warning against impulsive reactions and urging principled, thoughtful disagreement.
The AMA president urges doctors to lead in adapting Medicare and reject fears of socialized medicine. He says the program may change but the public largely opposes federally directed health care, while doctors must innovate to make it work.
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Includes a sample cryptoquote code from Longfellow and a run of Dear Abby letters about marital issues. Topics cover infidelity attempts, teen flirtation, and a duck egg mishap with husbands handling shopping, ending with a lighthearted last line.
The writer disputes attributing to him the claim that the program has robbed farmers of tens of millions. He recalls a Chicago board of trade president's remark on grain dumping under the 1961 feed grains program and notes farmers face a government policy viewed as voluntary. He compares farm and Great Society costs, warns of socialism, and urges citizens to act before it's too late.
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