Carbondale Needs Study Of Its Operations
Editorial argues Carbondale should fund a comprehensive study of city operations and structure. It criticizes a $598,281 budget without a $6,000 study allocation, urging Public Administration Service review of rules, organization, budgeting, departments, and potential council manager options to boost efficiency.
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Carbondale
Citizens Advisory Committee
Public Administration Service
The
Carbondale Chamber of
Public Works
D. Blaney Miller
Preparation For Long, Hot Summer
The piece notes Chicago's police training under Superintendent Orlando Wilson including riot control and human relations, with role playing to handle demonstrations. It argues broader cities must address social injustices, schooling, and jobs to prevent summer riots.
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Chicago
Orlando Wilson
Cook County
Sheriff’s Police
Wilson
Doctors Debate Medicare Boycott Ethics In AMA Session
The text discusses a proposed Medicare boycott by doctors, deeming it unethical and impractical. Dr. James Z. Appel, president of the American Medical Association, argues against the boycott while urging physicians to implement the program if enacted. The piece questions whether labor strike ethics can apply to medical care under the Hippocratic Oath.
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Congress
American Medical Association
James Z. Appel
AMA House of Delegates
New York
Appel
Catholicism In Action Divisions Shake Church Reform Era
A reform ferment within Catholicism splits liberals and traditionalists over laity roles vernacular Mass birth control and ecumenical relations. Papal decrees and Vatican Council actions fuel tensions. progressives see change while conservatives resist. Technological advances, population shifts, and nationalism push ongoing pressure on the institution.
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Europe
North America
Four Harper brothers shaped American publishing history
Dave Felts outlines the Harper brothers J James John J Wesley and Fletcher who built a publishing empire in New York. By 1855 a fire destroyed their plant after publishing 4.5 million volumes and a 2 million annual income. The firm published Irving Hawthorne Bryant Longfellow Prescott and more. The narrative notes Exman’s The Brothers Harper covering 1817 to 1855 and Harper & Row’s later history. It also lists eight best sellers from 1940 including Home Influences Jane Eyre and Dombey and Son. It mentions Canada’s 10 provinces and clarifies Quebec and Alta abbreviations.
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America
Harper Brothers
James
John
J. Wesley
Fletcher
Messrs. J
J. Harper
New York
Washington Irving
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Bryant
Thoreau
Longfellow
Prescott
Melville
Thackeray
Charlotte Bronte
Eugene Exman
Harpers
Harper & Row
Brothers Harper
Exman
Harper
Jane Eyre
Wuthering Heights
Vanity Fair
History of England
Anderson
Dombey and Son
Whittier
Harper & Brothers Books
Johnson weighs U.N. role on money crisis and Vietnam
President Johnson plans to address two U.N. issues at the body’s 20th anniversary in San Francisco. He seeks to ease the financial crisis by easing Article 19 enforcement while resisting Senate pressure to bring Vietnam before the Security Council. Reston reports on White House strategy and hopes for world peace deliberations.
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Johnson
United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
Tremendous Self Assurance in Peking Leaders
Mark Gayn reports from Canton on Chinese leaders in 1965 who see world revolution as near and trust a paper tiger United States to fail. They emphasize people over weapons, argue Maoist rhetoric, claim economic stabilization, social security and strict mass organization, and view Viet Nam and U N debates as tools of propaganda while seeking harmony with Moscow. The piece contrasts China’s pride with cautious stance on direct war.
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Scurity Council
U. N
World Peace Organization
United States
Peking
China
Korea
Hiroshima
Mao
Cuba
Viet Nam
Stalin
U.S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Manitoba
Sasshewen
British Columbia
James Reston
New York Times
Washington
World Organization
San Francisco
Mark Gayn
Toronto Daily Star
Canton
Mongolia
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Vietnem
Soviet Union
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Ussr
Britain
Gruening
Morse
Security
Moscow
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Security Council
France
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