Apathy and Ignorance Drive Preventive Medicine Shortfalls
A guest editorial argues that long term public health gains rely on individual action in immunization, safety, early disease detection, and home hazard prevention. It highlights apathy as the main barrier to 100 percent cooperation and outlines steps by groups like the American Academy of Pediatrics and schools to disseminate preventive measures.
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Lnwest
American Academy of Pediatrics
Scottsdale
Long Story on Taxes and Local Government Waste
The piece argues tax collection spans federal and state bodies with 1 207 entities in Oregon alone. It urges cutting waste and improving efficiency by scrutinizing all government levels from federal to local, noting sizable budgets and fat in public spending beyond the federal realm.
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Oregon State Tax Commission
Oregon
Scranton Emerges as Moderate Hope for Republicans
Marquis Childs argues Gov. William Scranton embodies responsibility and steady duty, contrasting him with Goldwater. He warns Goldwater’s foes could spur dissidents, while Knowland’s backing and California maneuvers reflect a party torn between principle and power. Four bomb threats to Scranton’s plane intensify the climate.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Wendell Willkie
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Lincoln
San Francisco
Kentucky
Cooper
California
Thomas Kuchel
William F. Knowland
Rachel
Nelson Rockefeller
Knowland
Senate
Chiang Kai-shek
Asia
Formosa
Eisenhower
Bricker
Lyndon Johnson
Kooks
Auto Exhaust Ponts Air Pollution In Cities
Air pollution is rising as a major health concern beyond tobacco. California approved four exhaust control devices after years of study, highlighting state and national efforts. Industry and government efforts remain only partially successful as urban air quality worsens.
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California Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board
California
U.S. Senate Public Works Committee
Air Pollution Control Association
Houston
Texas
P. Gross
Industrial Hygiene Foundation
Pittsburgh
University of Chicago Medical School
Admiral Rickover Leads James Madison Submarine Test
Washington Admiral H G Rickover returns from the latest sea trial of the James Madison the 23rd Polaris class submarine. McGill notes 23 attack nuclear submarines are in action as the nation strengthens its nuclear navy. He honors James Madison as Father of the Constitution and praises his rational persuasion over emotion.
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Washington
H. G. Rickover
James Madison
McGill
Madison
Rickover and Madison on Democracy and Rights
Admiral Rickover praises James Madison and The Federalist as defense of individual rights in a free society. The text argues democracy endures through constitutional protections and the founders’ vision, noting Madison and Jefferson shaped limits on state power and federal authority.
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Madison
Editors Mailbag on School Taxes Promises and Bond
A letter supports Keith Turley’s statements about the $5.8 million bond and tax effects. The writer recalls assurances that the bond would not raise taxes, notes a possible small rate increase if operating costs rise, and praises trustees for advancing educational standards.
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Keith Turley
Bill Close
Scoutsdale Daily Progress
Turley
Readers urge tougher puzzles and vow to quit
An anonymous letter to The Phoenix Gazette's editor pleads for more difficult crosswords, criticizing current puzzles as dull. The writer recalls subscribing years ago, praising the crass word puzzle, and asks for a complex challenge or temporary hiatus.
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Phoenix Gazette
Arizona
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