Partial Victory in Florida Bill Regulating Naturopathy
The Florida legislature passes a partial bill guiding naturopathy, abolishing the Board of Naturopathic Examiners and permitting current practitioners to continue without new licenses. The editorial urges tighter medical oversight and curbs on drug prescription, noting risks to public health and misleading use of physician titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Collins
Florida
Board of
Naturopathic Examiners
Florida Supreme Court
AFL CIO blasts labor reform bill echoes Taft-Hartley clashes
The AFL CIO denounces Senate passed labor reform amendments as undermining unions and warns of dangers to labor freedoms. The piece recalls 12 years earlier anti Taft-Hartley rhetoric, noting the 90 to 1 Senate vote and framing current criticism as milder by comparison to past union protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aflcio
Kennedy
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
House
AFL
Germany
Hitler
Hirohito
CIO
NAM
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Taft- Hartley
Congress
McClellan
AFL Cio
Millions Buy Into American Industry The People Won Wall Street In 1929
Reporter Jim Bishop profiles branch office stock brokers led by Charles Savage at 70 Red Bank New Jersey and his network across towns from Sacramento to Seattle. The piece details daily orders, personal life, clients, and a growing democratization of stock ownership in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
Wall Street
Jim Bishop
Sacramento
Salem
Seattle
San Antonio
Salt Lake City
Peoa
Charles Savage
Red Bank
N.J
Sele & King
Libaire, Stout and
Broadway
New York
Eiseler
Lee Terwiller
Jack
Jack Sullivan
Spring Lake
New York Central
Savage
Dot
Dash
George J. Scully
Neuberger's Cat Shrimp Ruse At White House Dinner
Senator Richard Neuberger of Oregon amused guests at a stag dinner for Senator James Murray by wrapping shrimp to take home for his cat Muffet. Former President Truman joked and reciprocal gifts followed as Neuberger described his cat's appetite and ethics of eating hors d oeuvres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon Washington
Richard S. Neuberger
Oregon
Harry S. Truman
James E. Murray
Montana
Sen. Neuberger
Truman
Neuberger
Mr. Truman
Muffet
Adlai Stevenson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Mtest
Maxwell Rabb
Washington
Demagoguery Then and Now in American History
Sokolsky critiques Nathan Straus and the anti McCarthy critique, arguing democracy avoids dictatorship. He links demagoguery to Know Nothing and Alien and Sedition era fears, rejects claims of right wing dictatorship, and stresses national strength and unity over racial reform as drivers of leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sokolsky
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Nathan Straus
WMCA
New York
Joe
Wayne Morse
Clare Luce
Anderson
Admiral Lewis
John Adams
United States
Khrushchev Speech Warns on Missile Defense Limits
In Washington Khrushchev told Florida business leaders that military science offers no reliable defense against long or medium-range missiles, underscoring the openness of defense challenges in modern warfare.
Nixon presses labor talks to widen Siberian trip scope
Victor Riesel reports Nixon seeks union input before Moscow trip and plans to extend his Siberia tour to study Soviet labor and political links. The piece recounts dinner conversations with steel and electrical industry leaders, while noting defense missiles and guidance systems under development for long range threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
King Baudouin
Dave McDonald
Steel
James Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Eisenhower
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Dave ‘McDonald
Blough
McDonald
Tom Mboya
Kenya Federation of Labor
Independence Party
Reuther
Mboya
Asia
Africa
Moscow
Labor
Siberia
Senior Forum on neglect of aging parents and social order
The writer agrees with a view on children neglecting elderly parents yet keeps hope for evidence to prove both sides wrong. The piece describes a perceived shift toward socialized parenthood, noting it is not as favorable as grown children may think and predicting a new social order in American life. A mother notes adult children will need excuses for making her feel neglected.
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U.S
Moulmein
Voice
France
French West Indies
Afghanistan
Chile
Russia
Victor Riesel
Siberia
Henry Wallace
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
H. A
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Walter Winchell
al Owen
Alice
Blake
Herman
Oregorian
H.S.T
Were of America
Rudyard Kipling
Rangoon
Moulmin
Ben Hogan
Jefferson
Lincoln
Clay
Calhoun
Daniel Webster
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert A. Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Straus
Fulton Lewis JR
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Sheraton Park
Committee On Government
Victor Reuther
Walter
Defense Department
Defense
South China
Bidewinder
Cape Canaveral
Turkey
Pentagon
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