Tiger in New York Treasury Grows Welfare Drive
State Welfare Commissioner George K. Wyman tours Lake Placid and argues for a nationwide rise in public assistance from 4.5 to about 10 percent. He calls for a bold publicity push to inform residents of entitlements and suggests professional PR help, warning that the welfare state mindset is the real danger.
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George K. Wyman
Mr. Wyman
Wyman
Albany
Lake Placid
Dodge Boys
New York
Boorish Snubs After Faisal Remarks Spark NY Spats
King Faisal’s Washington comments trigger social snubs by New York officials. Mayor Lindsay cancels a dinner while Governor Rockefeller declines a meeting, seen as petty amid Arab Jewish politics. The piece suggests the Jewish vote tilts influence in the state.
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Israel
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Lindsay
Rockefeller
New York State
Viewpoints on Medicaid and dietary misperceptions
The author argues that New York Medicaid far exceeds federal poverty standards and forces taxes to fund universal medical expenses. The piece also critiques cholesterol fads, noting real benefits from balanced diets and the overrated emphasis on fat removal.
Economic Interdependence to Reduce World Friction
In Washington a columnist argues that national economic ties can lessen political tensions and avert war. He cites Soviet purchases of wheat from Canada and others, calls for open markets, and urges restraint by Communist regimes to foster peace.
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Washington
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Canada
United States
Australia
Russia
Moscow
Peiping
Vietnam
Free World
Congress
Europe
China
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady on Cholesterol and Heart Risk
Dr. Brady argues against the idea that high cholesterol is the sole or primary cause of cardiovascular disease. He notes cholesterol levels vary daily even in healthy people and explains CVD encompasses arteriosclerosis hypertension stroke angina and heart attack.
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Senate Internal Security
United States
Brady
Oswego Palladium Times Public Notice and Masthead Details
Oswego Palladium Times masthead lists editors and officers led by Clarence J. Leighton with roles and addresses in Oswego New York. It notes publication rules and postal details, subscription rates, mailing regions and rates, advertising agencies, and Associated Press membership. The piece reads as a historical newspaper organizational stub.
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Palladiu
West Fir
Oswego
Yes
Wiliam H Leighton
Eller
Irk Morrison
Ira
East Ninth
Esther
Odesigford
West Oneida St
Cayoge
Wayne Counties
St St
N. Y
New York States
Mali
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews
Julius Matthews Special Agency Inc
Thire Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Drinking Water Questions Answered
A reader asserts six glasses a day clears blemishes, but the answer says thirst should guide water intake. Do not fix a quota. drink freely when thirsty and have water with meals to aid digestion.
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R. C
How to get along with your boss, Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle offers humorous guidance on workplace dynamics with tips to influence a boss. Strategies include inheriting money, avoiding self praise, sharing ideas honestly, respecting the boss’s wife, and showing controlled competition. The piece读 reflects mid century advice columns on office life.
Editor's Moment of Meditation on Graduation Values
An editor calls for contemplation as graduates receive diplomas. He prays for God to instill in each student a sense of responsibility and zeal to apply learning in constructive channels, with vision and courage to use talents properly.
Pentagon Funds Condemned as Wasteful Egghead Spending
The Defense Department faces criticism for funding the Institute for Defense Analyses and paying a vice president's $45 000 bank loan interest and a $22 381 home-maintenance bill from 1962 to 1965. John S. Foster Jr. suggests cutting future IDA fees while IDA holds long term Arlington quarters at $991 000 annually and a Washington lease at $3 854 monthly.
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Washington
Pentagon
Institute For Defense Analyses
House Appropriations Committee
IDA
John S. Foster, Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
Defense
New York State
Arlington
In Lap of Luxury IDA Spends Millions on Defense Thinkers
The IDA draws 12.4 million contract fees for collective thinking on defense matters and pays lavishly for staff. Tax money covered a 24 120 salary for an England study year plus family travel, housing, and shipment costs. The president’s 300 monthly Met Club tab and 1300 for wife’s travel and housing expenses are noted along with tax payments on the employee’s income.
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IDA
The
England
United States
Los Angeles
Laxness and Mahon Clash Over Pentagon Deals
Rep George Mahon chairman of the House committee warns of laxness in Pentagon dealings amid IDA ties. He notes a contrast with ordinary Americans facing tax and cost burdens and calls for tighter restraint on perceived government excesses.
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George Mahon
Texas
House
Pentagon
IDA
Defense Department
Mahon
Vestal Girl Killed In Creek Crash
Gail Kessler nineteen from Vestal was killed when her car struck guard rails and plunged twenty five feet into a creek bed in Binghamton, AP reports.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Gail Kessler
Vestal
Bible Passage Verse Reaches Life Eternal Reward
A biblical quotation from John 4 36 notes that he who sows and he who reaps may rejoice together as they reap wages and fruit for life eternal.
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John
Notrump balance or salesmanship in five bridge hands
South should balance with one notrump despite weak values, then bid one spade to show a long suit, pass to help defense, double to indicate general strength, and jump to three diamonds to target diamonds or notrump with a heart stopper. This sequence outlines balancing strategy and takeout considerations.
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South
West
North
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Rochester Housing Authority
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David Lawrence
Communist Party of the United States of America
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Hal Boyle
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