Freedom of Information bill passes Congress and awaits local impact
Editorial notes the federal freedom of information bill signed by President Johnson aims to open government records to public scrutiny. It requires courts to review withheld information, with a national security exception. The piece predicts slow adoption at local levels and criticizes secrecy in school boards and councils while urging press effort to inform the public.
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Moss
California
Johnson
Senate
House
Red Tape and Medicare Blues for Elders and Doctors
The author mocks Medicare rules as an endless maze, describing doctors accepting patients but resisting government bookkeeping. He foresees elderly patients like Alice facing complex invoicing to Blue Shield, six copy forms, and daybook searches, delaying payments. He predicts mounting frustration but notes Medicare might still prove useful by diverting concerns from pain to paperwork.
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The Lost Secret of Reducing and the Easy Way
A reader asks about the leaflet The Lost Secret of Reducing and whether fat loss can be easy. The reply argues true, lasting weight loss comes from new eating habits, not gimmick diets or rapid starvation, and suggests pairing Lost Secret with Calorie Chart for progress.
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Dr. Mother
Television Log Nightline Schedule Highlights
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Jeannie
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Grand Ole Opry
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Peter Gunn
Faith For Our Times
Jobless Rate in Kansas Holds Steady at Low Level
AP reports insured unemployment in Kansas remained steady for the week ending July 2. The division says the insured unemployment rate was .9 of one percent, unchanged from the prior week.
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Topeka
Kansas
Higher Interest, More Money Down Hurt Housing
John and his wife scrape a $3,000 down payment for a $30,000 home but face a demanding shift as down payments rise to $6,000 and mortgage rates climb from 5.5 to 6.5 percent. Across the country a junior executive loses a new post when a buyer backs out, forced by higher down payments and charges. Banks and savings and loan associations report fund shortages while demand for credit surges to fuel a booming economy, even as homes are still sold and built.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
John
Joe
Profes
Banks
Savernes
Che Guevara Reported Seen in Argentina
Posadas Argentina authorities reported Cuban leader Ernesto Che Guevara seen in Misiones Province in June. Capt Mario Oscar Davico provincial police chief said he has evidence Guevara was in Selvatic meeting with local Communist leaders before disappearing again, but gave few details.
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Argentina
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Selvatic
Misiones
Mario Oscar Davico
Guevara
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