Statewide primary favored by Liberal Party push
The Liberal Party proposes adopting a statewide primary in New York for top offices in 1965. It argues conventions dominated by leaders produce weak candidates and that primaries are fairer, more representative, and align with democratic principles. The piece notes existing practice in other elections and urges reform overdue.
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Liberal Party
New York
U. S
Court of Appeals
Union
Robert Morgenthau
Wagner
Samuel Stratton
Rockefeller
Who wants quiet in a noisy modern world
A survey by a New York City touring group finds horn blasts reach record levels, linking noise to nervous tension from traffic. It argues many sounds beyond traffic, like radios and power tools, contribute to a nationwide cacophony and that few Americans want action to curb it.
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New York City
New York
Viewpoints on UN voting and new member states
Viewpoints by Buffalo News editor discuss three new United Nations members Zambia Malawi and Malta. They note the lack of General Assembly votes amid Soviet arrears and question the voting system that could let small nations outweigh superpowers.
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United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Zambia
Northern
Rhodesia
Malawi
Nyasaland
Malta
Mediterranean
Britain
Michigan
U. S
Soviet Union
U. N
Soviet Russia
United States
Russia
World Peace Organization
Earth
U Thant
Health and Rheumatiz Insights from Dr Brady and Gracy
The text discusses uncertain links between calcium vitamin D iodine and bursitis or chronic joint disability, arguing many cases labeled arthritis show no inflammation. It questions common drug treatments, suggests a broad nutritional deficiency basis, and coins the term rheumatiz for age related joint degeneration.
Doctors With Special Skills and Hernia Treatment
Several years ago a column on injection treatment of hernia sparked the idea of nonoperative cure. A reader reports success with ambulant treatment by Dr He, with no recurrence. The doctor notes some failures but fewer than radical surgery. A pamphlet on Hernia is available for 10 cents with return envelope.
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S.B.C
Ice Storm Freezes Albany Ice Plant Power
Albany ice plant owner Frank Carpinello faced a 24 hour power outage during an ice storm that cut electricity to his facility. He kept the plant as cold as possible to preserve ice and said no losses occurred, expressing relief the outage did not hit in summer.
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Albany
N. Y
Newcastle
Frank Carpinello
Carpinello
Lyndon Follows Lady Bird's Advice at White House Dinner
President Johnson recounted whispers from First Lady Lady Bird Johnson at a White House dinner for British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He said his wife urged him to use plenty of judgment, and he added that he has tried to follow her guidance.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Harold Wilson
Wage Price Strain in US Economy Warns of Trouble
Analysis warns private credit growth and wage demands threaten a downturn within 18 months. unions push higher settlements, auto sector crisis pressures steel and broader industry, potential wage price guidelines clash with union aims, risks of inflation and reduced demand. Economic warning urges restraint and realism.
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Washington
United States
America
Johnson
House of Representatives
Steel
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Advic
Business Advisory Council
Steelworkers Union
Bible Verse on Prayer Hidden in Faith
A quotation from Matthew 6 6 urges believers to pray in private with a personal dialogue to God. The text emphasizes secrecy in prayer and God’s reward for sincerity.
Office Christmas Party Returns Fade From Style
Hal Boyle laments the decline of the old fashioned office Christmas party as younger workers lack the curiosity to see its wild past and older staff lack the stamina to enjoy it. He recalls roving legends of gin in water coolers, office gone wild, and bosses mistletoed into new roles, contrasted with modern cautions and lawsuits.
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New York
Bastille
Montreal
Rio de Janeiro
An Editor's Moment of Meditatio
A reflective editorial voice prays for universal brotherhood and lasting peace among nations. It seeks divine guidance for leaders to embrace goodwill and contentment within free nations, envisioning a global era of friendship and harmony.
AMA Advised to Submit Alternate for Medicare
National Whirligig AMA urged to submit an alternative to the Medicare bill. Dr Donovan F Ward, AMA president, denounces government health care for the aged as a threat to patient doctor relations and calls for a strong, uncompromising stand against the Administration’s proposal. Critics say the AMA should propose a positive plan such as Blue Cross Blue Shield or private options to help the needy elderly while maintaining independence.
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Washington
Donovan F. Ward
William McKinley
Ward
American Medical Association
Miami Beach
AMA
Congress
H. Thomas Ballantine, Jr
Boston
Correcting a Bridge Blunder and a Strategic Defense
In a West dealer, North-South vulnerable hand, the piece discusses how impulsive play can ruin a contract. It presents a two spades contract example where returning a club allows declarer to make, while a diamond lead and careful ruffing defeats the contract. The narrator emphasizes thinking before acting and the need for precise defensive play.
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West North East South
East
South
West
Declarer
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ICE Company
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New York Department
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Cortland
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Savoy
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Calif
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Fla
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