Science and the future in the Twentieth Century
The editorial foresees vast 20th century scientific gains and a 2000 horizon with ocean farming, automated highways, intelligent drugs, and household robots. Mind reading and interuniversal communication are anticipated, raising questions about dehumanization and the need to focus on human relations and behavioral sciences over sterile tech progress. Focus calls for reassessing education and direction of humanity.
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Earth
Johnson outlines major prison reform plan for Federal Prison Bureau
Ralph McGill describes January announcement of reorganized Federal Prison Bureau with limited new jobs, expanded work release, and a new community services division. He traces past prison conditions, contrasts 18th century prisons with modern systems, and urges states to emulate the reform effort toward rehabilitation.
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Federal
Johnson
Federal Prison Bureau
AMA Brings Back Family Doctor As Specialist In General Practice
The American Medical Association proposes a return to the family physician by designating him a specialist in general practice. The plan adds extended training in internal medicine pediatrics psychiatry surgery and behavioral sciences. It aims to preserve patient physician relationships and restore prestige while raising questions about house calls communication and real world implementation.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Republicans eye Romney Nixon Percy in 1968 race
Roscoe Drummond reports post election Republican governors view Romney as front runner but not assured, with Nixon and Percy as strong contenders. Rockefeller has withdraw n, Reagan remains unlikely, and several governors favor maneuvering ahead of the first 1968 primary in New Hampshire.
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Colorado Springs
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
George Romney
Romney
Richard Nixon
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
New York State
Sen
Jacob Javits
Rocky
Reagan
California
Rhodes
Ohio
Javits
New York
Case
New Jersey
Tower
Texas
Nixon
Mr. Johnson
White House
What to Wear and the Law in Personal Injury Cases
An American Bar Association feature discusses how clothing choices can affect liability. Cases show that wearing high heels on icy sidewalks or dark clothing on a highway may shift negligence, while a driver who harms a wearer due to sleeve mishap may not be at fault. The piece stresses choosing clothes with care.
Two Mr Johnsons: West Texas roots and Washington power
A profile of Lyndon B. Johnson in his West Texas hill country. It contrasts his humble ranch life with his Washington influence, noting his deep roots, family graveyard, LBJ birthplace, and the vast game-filled ranch. The piece reflects Johnson’s ease at home and ambition in national politics.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
West Texas
Pedernales River
LBJ
Hilsoneer Familly
Stogee
Acra
Washington
Mr. Johnsons
Hanka
Pedernales
de Seine
Slips Show Wide Range Of News Snippets
A collage of brief notes mentions a self employed wid ow glazer, landlord obligations in Chicago, heat and garb age, Reagan’s Alaska tour with Chuck Connors, Johnson described as a hard nosed politician, and a Cleveland jury story about a junior being excused from the Sheppard case.
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Sheppard
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Scottsdale Daily Prone 1966 Society Notation
Partial OCR notes show December 18 1966 date with Scottsdale Daily line and local office at 302 Ball Park Place. Mentions Jerry McElfresh managing editor and W 8 Bec Wright assistant publisher.
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Ma Dale Daily
En & Bee
Scottsdale Company
Ball Park
Scottariats
Bonetti
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Daily News
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Rifleman
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