Southwest Boys Club Founded by Community Group
Anderson residents in Jackson Park Belmort and Brentwood formed a nonprofit to renovate a Dewey Street building and start the Southwest Boys Club. The club will be run by Southwest Boys Club Inc with Bill Wilson Boys Club staff aiding supervision. The founding ceremony at Linders Monditty night celebrated a self help project deserving community and business support for a productive future.
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Anderson
Jackson Park
Belmort
Brentwood
Dewey St
Southwest Boys’ Club, Inc
Bill Wilson Boys’ Club
Linder
Anderson Herald
Southwest Boys’ Club
Registration Deadline for May 7 Primary Election
Have you registered so you may dust your ballot in the primary election scheduled for May 7. If not, next Monday is the deadline for attending to this matter. If not properly registered, votes otherwise properly qualified cannot vote in the primary. Although many believe the November election to be more important, it must always be remembered that the candidates who will be running next fall are selected during the primary.
Population Data and Election Registration Notes
Population data from the Population Reference Bureau warn of rapid growth and rising death tolls. The piece links population trends to election needs, urging May nominations, May registration for those moving or changing status, and correction of records by November 5. It also contrasts "have not" and "have" nations regarding literacy, income, and birth rates.
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Population Reference Bureau
Grearesh
Imperatives Of Choice In US Economic Struggles
The Chase Manhattan Bank notes in its Business in Brief bulletin that the United States faces internal disorder slums poverty inflation and a widening balance of payments deficit. It argues we cannot consume more than we produce nor produce as much as we wish to consume while highlighting rising taxes budgets and interest rates.
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United States
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
America
Religion and Public Education post-Schempp Years
Russell Kirk reviews William B Ball essay on religion in public schools after the Schempp decision. Supreme Court breadth defines religion to include ethical culture and secular humanism. schools may teach history and values but must not favor any religious or anti religious body. Parents may sue if a teacher promotes belief contrary to parental faith. objectivity alone cannot ensure neutrality.
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Warren Court
Supreme Court
Bel Two
William B. Ball
Schempp
T. R. Sizer
Houghton Mifflin
John Dewey
Ball
Pea
Buckley on YAF and IBM in East Europe protests
William F Buckley critiques Young Americans for Freedom and their protests against IBM sales to Communist East European states. He notes Dean Rusk's support for such IBM exports, defends private protest, and questions government intervention while highlighting trade and cultural exchange as a path to easing East West tensions.
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Young Americans For Freedom
1NM
Europe
America
IBM
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Armonk
New York
Arthur Watson
World Trade Division
Dean Rusk
United States
Mes
Make
Pub
Americans For Freedom
Yaf
Mr. Johnson
State Department
Ibm’s
Yai’s
University of Arizona
Novotny
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Gomilka
Hiteler
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Raymond Aton
Rusk
Air France
Gamulka
Bay Chemical
Rheumatism and arthritis debated by a medical critic
A columnist contests the distinction between arthritis and rheumatism, arguing rheumatism is a nutritional degeneration of joint tissues. He criticizes Osler for blaming cold and damp, promotes a nutrition-based prevention program, and offers a paid lesson on chronic joint disability.
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Dr. Aster
Osler
Joil Lissues
Worry Clinic critique skewers clergy and health beliefs
The Worry Clinic by Dr. George W. Crane argues that many medical visits stem from negative thinking and psychosomatic fears. He critiques church influence, insurance schemes, and modern reliance on psychiatry, urging clergy to bolster vitality and skepticism toward chronic worry.
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George W. Crane
Folklore Limericks and Riddles Amid Schoolyard Tips
A jumble of playful limericks and questions on humor and verse. It hints at rhymes about priests and myrrh, a hesitant husband Ayre, a rhymeless month, and an old sister who waits for Kissing in the dark. The pieces read like a playful catalog of comic verse and wordplay.
Successful Investing Advice for Life After Loss
Readers seek guidance on managing assets after a spouse's death. An adviser recommends transferring housing to a smaller home and banking income, avoiding risky stock bets. Another couple is advised to secure life insurance first, then consider stocks, with policy proceeds planned for the wife’s support. The piece promotes a guide by Roger E Spear and offers a mail order copy.
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Heger Spear
Roger HE. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Cone Wal Station
New York
Fea
Cora
Navy Chief Moorer Praised for Global Service
In a preface to naval achievements the piece credits Admiral Thomas H. Moorer as Chief of Naval Operations and notes four direct lives from his office. It highlights Navy actions across seas, from the Sea of Japan to Polaris patrols and Arctic research, praising the combined efforts of all hands for a balanced force. It also recalls the St Lawrence Seaway as commonly known as our Fourth Coast Line and reflects on Great Lakes shipping growth since the 1850s.
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Thomas H. Moorer
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Peraps
Sea of Japan
Mediterranean
Antarctica
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
America
Sault St. Marie
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lake Superior
Soa Canal
Suez
Panama
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Population Data
Russell Kirk
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Hatuiet W. Tontr
Prayidand
Soserie
Jackson
Jane Toner Scott Charles W. Laugkan
Raymond A
REEG
Monogir
Serand Claus
Arderson
Indiana
Medison
Associated Press
Aly
Corres
William F. Buckley
Brady's Health Service
Artehitis and Rhpumatism Foundation
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Artiritis Foundation
American
Malcolm
Jin
Marcon D
Crane
Malcolmy
Northwestern University
Mayo
Mellat
Ind
Folklore
By William Wade
Ayre
Roger E. Spier
James 8
Martin
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