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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1959

Page

3

Dialogue In Warsaw andRailroad Subsidies in Public Debate

Norman Cousins discusses medical experiments at Nuremberg and the ethics of medical professionals under totalitarianism. The piece then shifts to U S railroad subsidies, noting executive pay levels at major lines and a New Jersey plan to subsidize commuter rail, arguing public involvement in management if subsidies exist.

Norman Cousins Saturday Review Warsaw Commodore Vanderbilt Robert B. Meyner New Jersey New Jersey Turnpike Authority

Hippocratic Oath Remains Core Duty for New Doctors

In a Petal Paper page three feature from August 27, 1959 a discussion of the 2,000 year old Hippocratic Oath emphasizes the modern physician's obligation to preserve human life. The oath commits to utmost respect for life from conception and forbids using knowledge to harm patients under any circumstances.

Nuremburg Simon Worl Medical Association

Equality and the pursuit of political equality in America

The speaker argues equality as harmony of individual differences and a shared American aim. Citing Tocqueville, the text frames a long view of privileges shifting away from undeserving elites and barriers removed to achieve true political equality for all citizens.

Europe United States de Tocqueville

Quote on equality and opportunity from early American thinkers

The passage advocates expanding opportunities for the underprivileged, appealing to the ideals of Jefferson and Tocqueville about human nature. It urges equality in potential and the chance for individuals to reach their capabilities.

Jefferson di Tocaneville

Losses in 1915 submarine sinking include Americans

Of the 1198 people lost when the Gere man submarine sank the Jiner Lusitania on May 7, 1915, 124 were Americans.

Gereman

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