Rising Hospital Costs Put Burden On American Public
The piece outlines mounting hospital expenses across rooms X ray pathology and nursing charges with daily costs near 100 dollars and total stays reaching several hundred. It notes wage rules fuel costs and questions how the average person without adequate insurance can cope, while Medicare and Medicaid only aid those 65 and older.
Ombudsman Concept Cited Across Nations
The Swedish ombudsman figure, praised and criticized, is noted as a watchdog hearing grievances. Britain has run the role 18 months with reports citing delays, wrong advice, and questionable consideration in government actions. The piece evokes Hamlet’s critique of perceived oppression and lag in law.
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Brittan
Today in History December 16 Highlights Across Centuries
On this date in 1773 colonists dumped tea in Boston to protest taxes. Mt Vesuvius eruption killed 18000 in 1631. Cromwell became lord protector in 1653. Beethoven born 1770. Napoleon divorced 1809. Battle of the Bulge began 1944. Sukarno elected 1949. Krushchev speech 1960s. Hostages released in 1967. UN committee rescue astronauts in 1970.
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Georgi Malenkov
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U.N
Goldberg Could Give Democrats Adrenalin Shot In 1970
President Johnson weighs Goldberg for Chief Justice to block Nixon while New York Democrats consider Goldberg for mayor in 1970. Goldberg’s renewed political interest could energize a divided New York Democratic slate and affect Senate and governor races.
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Richard Nixon
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Supreme Court
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United Nations
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Brooklyn
Stanley Steingut
Nixon
Sttormi
Thirmiénd
Steingut
Senate
Robert Kennedy
Sen
Jacob Javits
Kennedy
Humphrey
Manhattan
John Lindsaly
James Scheuer
Boyle's Notebook Looking Into The Mailbag
New York AP column offers a potpourri of notes on pollution costs and crop damage, door prizes in ancient Rome, tattoo removal at Iowa Medical College, and witty quotes. It surveys daily curiosities, safety tips, and state facts while citing Edison and Emerson.
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Rome
Titus
Universty of Iowa Medical College
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Colorado
Florida
National Geographic Society
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Pacific Coast
University of Connecticut
New England
Thom asville Times Enterprise Classifieds and Rates Notice
Public notice describes republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news, states daily except Sunday publication, postal and subscription details, and mail rates including tax breakdowns. Addresses and department channels are listed for subscriptions and notices.
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Arab Sheikdom Confederation Forms to Coordinate Defense
Seven Arab sheikhdoms plus Bahrain and Qatar agree to coordinate defense foreign policy and economic affairs as Britain plans a 1971 military withdrawal.
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Confederation of
Bahrain
Qatar
Career Corner: Accounting Careers and Outlook
A feature on accounting as a career outlines subfields such as public management and government accounting. It discusses CPA requirements, degree importance, salary ranges for staff and managers, advancement paths, and the strong future outlook through the 1970s.
Bill Of Rights Finds Defenders In Three Musketeers
The piece argues that First Amendment protections extend to both corporate and student speakers amid campus protests. It highlights Hugo Black Homer D Babbidge and J I Hayakawa as unlikely champions defending free speech against Leftist tactics. The author lauds their defense of constitutional rights and calls the trio a pivotal trio safeguarding the Bill of Rights.
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Dow Chemical Company
General Motors
Mark Rudd
Washington, D. C
Hugo Black
Bill Douglas
San Francisco State College
3. I. Hayakawa
Homer D. Babbidge
University of Connecticut
New England
Storrs
Black
Babbidge
Hayakawa
Justice Black
Justice Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco
Stuart Chase
San Francisco State
State College
New Left
Republic
Talks Upset Red China Hanoi Aid Slashed
Paris AP reports Red China cuts military aid to North Vietnam as Hanoi engages in Paris peace talks. Beijing media attack Hanoi, with demonstrations and seizures of arms bound for Hanoi. Chinese officials denounce negotiations and press for battlefield victory.
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Hanoi
Paris
Peking
Red China
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Chou En-lai
Patin
Beqir Balluku
Bhehu
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