Editorial: Kerr Mills as Medicare Alternative
Editorial argues Medicare through Social Security may fail this summer due to tax pressures. It highlights Kerr-Mills as a feasible alternative, noting its current inadequacies yet potential for expansion via general fund financing and progressive taxation. A Democratic supporter favors Kerr-Mills over Social Security based Medicare.
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Congress
White House
Kerr - Mills
American Medical Association
Kerr- Mills
General Fund of
the Treasury
General Fund
Mayor Wagner Faces Kennedy Senate Suitors and Timing
Speculation puts Robert Kennedy pursuing the New York Senate seat, with Mayor Wagner delaying endorsement as Kennedy seeks a political perch. Kennedy allies, including President Johnson, urge a bid while Wagner weighs the wind and his own plans, risking being edged out if he delays.
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Robert Kennedy
Senate
New York
New York City
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Kennedy
Kenneth Keating
Clair Booth Luce
Johnson
Democratic Party
Summer Fun On Taiwan: Youth Program Described
Free China Weekly in Taipei depicts a government funded summer recreation for Nationalist Chinese youth. Tens of thousands join activities such as sea voyages, mountain climbs, rifle training, lifesaving and river crossings under the China Youth Corps. President Chiang Kai-shek shows personal backing for youth vacations.
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Free China Weekly
Taipei
Taiwan
China Youth Corps
Chiang Wai-shek
Republic of China
Tree China Weekly
Chiang
Hin and Her Parents of sultaged if someday the Pups
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person’s shares in producing companies and an investment in a charena factory, with references to parents and potential future news. The legible facts center on business interests and proposed factory investment by an unnamed subject.
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Hin
Tohacen
Stevenson Is The Man in Felts Column Nostalgia
Dave Felts notes Stevenson's wit and humor may have won votes in 1952 and 1956 while praising his early political years. He recalls the 1989 Democratic convention floor demonstration with a mother holding a Stevenson sign. The column also mentions Chicago Round Table figures and Fontaine Fox’s Toonerville Trolley, ending with a light local rain gauge quip.
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Adlat Stevenson
Stevenson
Fontaine Fox
Greenwich
Conn
Louisville
Reston: Barry’s stance shifts on Eisenhower era foreign policy
James Reston analyzes Barry Goldwater’s Hershey remarks and suggests Goldwater’s shift toward Eisenhower’s cautious Cold War policy could alter the Republican campaign. The piece contrasts Eisenhower’s risk balancing with Goldwater’s prior criticism, noting key episodes from 1953 to the Kennedy era and the implications for U S foreign policy debates.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Hershey
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater-Miller
Goldwater
Europe
Bar~ey
Eisenhower
Formosa
Lebanon
Middle East
Korea
Dangerous To Country Religious Leader Arrested In Rhodesia
Northern Rhodesia primes minister Kaunda orders arrest of Lumpa Church founder Alice Lenshina amid a violent sect crisis. Lenshina, once seen as motherly, led a movement mixing African beliefs with Christianity and built a vast following, facing mass casualties and widespread clashes with colonial authorities.
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New York Times
United States
Northern Rhodesia
Alice Lenshina
Church of Scotland
Aimee Semple McPherson
Kenneth Kaunda
Alice Lubischi
Peter Mulenga
Lusaka
Rhodesia
Lenshina
Regina
Lumpa
Northern
African Nationalist Congress
The
Kaunda
Congress
United Nationalist Independence Party
Copper Belt
Nyasaland
Chinsali
Sione
Bemba
State Agencies Praise Help Of Dougherty
The Southern Michigan editor notes the death of Bill Dougherty, a staunch ally of mental health and child welfare. He supported Jackson County Mental Health Association efforts, Mental Health Bond issues in 1948 and 1960, and the Southern Minis Children's Service Center at Hurst. He was gruff yet warm, with broad Illinois knowledge, especially for Southern Illinois, and his advocacy aided welfare programs. J.D. Narivan, Regional Director.
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The
Southern Miingisan
Bill Dougherty
Jackson County Mental Health Association
Southern Minis Children’s Service Center
Hurst
Illinois
Southern Illinois
J.D. Narivan
Loyalty oath supported reader favors pledge of allegiance
Editor notes Southern Winsisan Sa Southern Illinois University opposes the antipoverty loyalty oath. A reader argues that anyone paid from tax dollars should take the loyalty oath daily and pledges allegiance to the United States. The piece also mentions Judge pay distinctions and attire.
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Southern Winsisan
Southern Illinois
University
United States
H. B. Mixes Anna
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James Weber
Teddy) Linn
Alexander Woollcott
Criex
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China
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