Left and right clash over prison riots and reform
In a Washington piece the author contrasts conservative aims to restrain crime with liberal blame of society for criminal acts. The debate centers on prison conditions, the Attica and other uprisings, and how law enforcement is portrayed by different political camps.
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Prince and Harrison wed in Ballinger at First Baptist Church
Bride Miss Vickey Karen Prince daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Prince of Ballinger married Phillip Lynn Harrison son of Winters in a Friday ceremony at First Baptist Church Ballinger The couple a ASU juniors plan a Austin wedding trip and reside at 908 Rogers Street Winters.
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Debate Over Crime, Welfare, and Wiretaps Highlights UN Civil Liberties Clash
The piece surveys government crime-fighting efforts, welfare programs, and court powers like wiretaps, noting crime rose in the 1960s while solvability fell. It argues for targeted enforcement, cites ACLU concerns, and contrasts measles health guidance with public confusion. It also critiques liberal reformers and prison discipline.
Nixon Faces Economic Security Plan Echoes FDR
The piece compares Nixon's 90 day wage price freeze to FDR's 1935 anti depression program and notes public reaction to Nixon while praising Roosevelt's guardrails against depressions. It also critiques the FBI under J Edgar Hoover, citing criticism, lawsuits, and mishaps within the agency. Hoover's retirement remains uncertain as changes loom.
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Measles and rubella immunization urgency outlined
An article warns rubella risks to fetuses and cites 1964-65 birth defects after rubella epidemics. It urges immunizing children from 12 months to puberty and notes separate shots exist for measles and rubella. The piece also discusses potential increases in human lifespan and aging research.
Scientists探age life extension through antioxidants and TB focus
Conference sponsored by Oak Ridge National Laboratory reports antioxidants may extend human life and notes lower body temperatures among long lived individuals. Dr. Struhler suggests future methods to adjust body to optimal temperatures if validated. Dr. Takashi Maxinodan links infection risks to aging. Dr. Gajdusek discusses latent viruses activated by stress. TB germ can react under stress, urging TB/respiratory disease checks. Card of thanks follows.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Bernard L. Struhler
University of Southern California
Takashi Maxinodan
Oak Ridge
D. Carleton Gajdusek
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
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