Doctors Discouraged By Socialized Medicine Warnings
A Harper's magazine piece praising Britain’s system spurred an American doctor to argue against socialized medicine. He cites long English doctor days and warns U.S. deterioration if government paid care expands, noting proposed coverage for Social Security recipients as a slippery slope. The piece echoes fears of government involvement in health care.
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Harper's Magazine
Britain
Harper's
United States
Great Britain
Alistair Luton
Ford Foundation
England
U. S
Kick or Be Taxed: Public Protection Against Gas Tax Hikes
The piece argues Congress will not drop a temporary gas tax. proposals to raise the tax for two years shift receipts to the highway fund and fund a crash program. It warns temporary taxes will become permanent, and urges voters to demand tax cuts, not more increases, to curb road costs.
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Congress
General Fund
Special Highway Trust Fund
Viewpoints on Thruway tolls spark surplus debate
Buffalo Evening News editors scrutinize the State Thruway Authority's 1959 six month results showing revenue growth and rising tolls. They warn the projected yearly surplus could be excessive, risking overcoverage of bond service and calling for a possible toll reduction to serve the motoring public.
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State Thruway Authority
Thruway Authority
Health Advice and Milk’s Role in Skin Health
Dr Brady answers signed health letters via Palladium Times columns. The piece argues nutrition, especially milk intake, influences skin health and detects malnutrition signs in skin, hair, nails, and teeth. Riboflavin in milk linked to skin health. other foods noted. Claims about milk-fed beauty contrasted with skepticism toward miracle cures.
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Brady
William Brady
Palladium Times
Ple
Fair and Cooler For Weekend Predicted
Albany area forecast from the US Weather Bureau predicts cooler, less humid conditions from today evening to Wednesday with near normal to below normal temperatures. A few showers possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Western New York also cooler with slightly below normal temperatures.
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Albany
New York State
Weather Bureau
New York
Government Pressure in Steel Talks Risks Inflation
Washington debate over a steel strike centers on government involvement and wage price policies. U S Steel’s Roger Blough pledges no general price rise as long as settlements are voluntary, while unions seek political support to force a settlement. The piece argues government control could erase the right to strike and worsen inflation, noting steel wages affect the wider economy and prices.
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Washington
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
United States
Congress
White House
Energw
Gouverneur Couple and Local Visits Include Funeral in Mexico
Gouverneur residents Mr and Mrs Devolson Gillett visited their cousin Mrs Ella Hollenbeck on Wednesday night and Thursday to attend the funeral of Elva G Fish in Mexico. Mrs Anna Gulliver has a cast on her broken foot. West Palermo Home Bureau met at Foster Park for an outdoor cookery lesson with Clifford attendees. Other local guests included Miss Lucien Chesbro, Gaylord Kenyon, and Mary Lou Randall along with family visitors from Fulton and Oswego. Elva Fish funeral service held at her Mexico home last Wednesday. U S Treasury report shows cash balance 5 843 820 186.60 deposits 3 047 802 461.16 withdrawals 7 057 418 968.43 total debt 289 491 478 223.89.
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Gouvernor
Clifford
Alrs
Devolson Gillett
Gouverneur
Ella Hollenbeck
Elva G. Fish
Mexico
Anna Gulliver
West Palermo
Foster Park
Jucien M. Chesbro
Oneida St
Fulton
Gaylord Kenyon
Mary Lou Randall
Randy
Howard Weaver
Melody
Billy
Malford
Trottenbeck Homme
Gaylord
John Golden
Emma
Oswego
Washington
The
Treasury
Daily Bible Passage Lifted From Earth Quote
Verse reflection from St. John 12 32 stating I if I be lifted in from the earth will draw all men unto me a devotional line for readers seeking spiritual guidance and inspiration in daily scripture.
Whatever Happened To Old Fashioned Grandpa
Ral Boyle reflects on the fading image of the old fashioned grandpa once a gentle guiding figure. He contrasts rural memory with a modern city grandpa absorbed in sports, nightlife, and quick wealth, lamenting lost patient wisdom and the calm time to listen.
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New York
Ireland
Grandpa
Moment of Meditation on World Crises and Leaders
A prayer asks God to guide nations through crises with confidence and intelligence. It seeks courage, wisdom, and maturity for leaders to confront danger swiftly and boldly while pursuing peace and upholding uncompromising principles.
Nixon Builds New Image On Moscow Trip For 1960 Bid
Vice President Nixon’s Moscow and Warsaw tour marks a shift to a serious statesman image aimed at broad voter appeal. Polls show him ahead of Rockefeller with White House staff backing neutrality and a focus on avoiding partisan fights while pursuing inflation and broader economic policy. Democratic leaders praise his conduct abroad and at home, noting maturation and sobering responsibility.
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Sy Ray Tuckz
Washington
Nixon
Russia
Poland
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
Rockefel
Albany
Eisenhower
White House
Rockefeller
Moscow
Shim
Khrushchev
Mr. K
South America
Senate
Johnson
House
DEMS
Teamwork Dilemmas in Becker Contract Bridge Analysis
South opens 1NT and faces partner rebids. For each hand, evaluate best part score contracts given a close to minimum opener and responder changes. Consider two clubs, two notrumps, and three clubs as main options, with emphasis on maximizing safe contracts and potential fit.
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North
King Fea
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Truman
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Ecuador
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China
B. Jay Becker
Partener
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