Redbud Festival Aims to Lift Anderson Spirit Again
The third annual Redbud Festival in Anderson returns with events including a Redbud Ball, canoe race, bridge tournament, and golf show. The city promotes the slogan Anderson Redbud Capital of the World as participation and tree planting rise yearly.
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Anderson
Anders
Grandview
Sterile Philosophy and Farm Land Use in an Era of Waste
The piece argues that removing land from productive use to control supply damaged food production in the 1930s and 1940s. It criticizes government and group actions that destroy or waste crops and livestock to influence prices, urging adherence to a freedom-of-effort market approach.
College demand climbs as applications surge nationwide
A survey by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities and the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges shows freshman applications to state and land grant schools up about 9.6 percent from last year with over a million received already. Some in-state and out-of-state admissions standards have risen and housing, classroom, and faculty shortages, plus new draft rules, threaten acceptance for qualified students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
National Association of State Universities
Higher
Northeast
Hospital supply stocks show growth potential in disposable equipment
Apco Hospital Supply trades mid-20s after a 1967 two-for-one split and Deseret Pharmaceutical quotes in the low 40s with a 3-for-2 split and 1966 100 percent stock dividend. Both firms profit from disposable supplies reducing hospital labor costs. Toso is larger with broader products. Deseret fewer healthcare areas but strong brand. Texas Eastern Transmission offers 5.2 percent yield with $1.20 annual dividend, regularly raised since 1961, and diversified oil and petrochemical exposure for long term growth.
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American Hospital Supply
Becton
Dickinson
RK. K. A
American Exchange
Apco
Deseret Pharmaceutical
Toso
Deseret
Meserat
Texas Eastern Transmission
Park of Tei
PPC
Roger Spear
Roger BL Spear
The
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea, Corp
Rockefeller Speech Leaves Editors Cold and Readers Bored
The piece critiques Nelson Rockefeller’s non-candidate debut speech to the American Newspaper Editors, noting pompous rhetoric and poor audience reception. It highlights Rockefeller’s ideas on private vs public sector roles, but labels the prose empty and tedious, suggesting a more engaging delivery next time.
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Mystifier
Ticber
Bosby Kennedy
Tiay
Rockefeller
David Broder
Nelson A. Rockefelley
New York
Yeelardy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Shoreham Hotel
Lincoln
Roosevelt
America
Beliveen
Bellice
Washinton
Toom
Emmet Hughes
Thalik
Mir. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Nutrition as medicine and the AMA in denial
A critique of the Council on Foods and Nutrition report in JAMA, dated March 15, 1983, arguing medical education ignores nutritional advances. The writer condemns the AMA for dismissing nutritional knowledge as unscientific while promoting calcium and vitamin A remedies for varied conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On Foods, and
Journal of the American Medical Association
Council
American Medical Association
AMA
Newfoundland
W. OR. Aykrod
America
Behavior Test for TeenAgers Offers Inner Conscience Guide
A column discusses teaching morality through inner conscience rather than external rules. It argues for developing a child’s internal moral mechanism to avoid fear of divine punishment and to reduce juvenile misbehavior. It promotes sending for Lonnie B.’s Behavior Test for TeenAgers with a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Thee Wistrates
Golleeman
Folklore- Aspects of Times Through Quotations
A collection of quotations from William Wade and others on urban decay welfare reform class shifts and social change. Notable voices include Chief Thunderbird and Chief Burning Wood discussing Indians and politics, along with Andrew Heiskell Wilbur Cohen and an AP oligarch weighing welfare reform and aristocratic ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunderbird
Burning Wood
American Indian Party
Wadse
Austin Burton
Cruel April Thieves Target Elderly in Chicago Eviction Tale
A Chicago elderly woman, aged around 50 or more, is evicted and robbed by a passersby gang during spring. The piece warns of con artists offering “spring repairs” to exploit seniors, outlines steps to prevent theft, and urges prompt police and bank action when faced with such scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Eliot
Chicago
Sherif
Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Bank
Gen
Fea. Corp
Shipwise era and Bethlehem Steel ship history overview
A historical survey notes paddlewheel origins 200 B.C. and early steam work by Egyptians and English. It highlights Bethlehem Steel Co. as a major shipbuilder since 1900, noting 3,000 vessels launched including the nuclear powered cruiser Long Beach and a 125 000 ton tanker.
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Queslinn
Alex. Martinander the Great
Edward Somerset
Thomas Savery
Bethlehem Steel Co
Steel Company
Bethlehem
Long Beach
Navy
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