Easement Considerations Aid City Sewer Project Progress
Andersons board of public works reviews the sanitary sewer construction plan focusing on extending service to new city areas. They urge property owners to evaluate easement implications, costs, and property value impact, stressing that timely easements speed up construction and benefit individual property values and public health.
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Anderson
Board of Public Works
Rent Subsidy Funds Denied
Senate Appropriations Committee refused to provide federal rent subsidies as the House had only approved twelve million of the requested thirty million. The piece argues against centralized federal aid, favoring local and community responsibility for needy housing and criticizes bureaucratic expansion.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
House
Vatican Ends Book Censorship as Historic Document
The Roman Catholic Church adopts the Vatican February plan to end the centuries old Index of Forbidden Books. Cardinal Ottaviani says the Index will remain only as a historic record while individuals consult clerical authorities and bishops conferences may issue guidance.
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Vatican
Ottaviani
Successful Investing Advice and Stock Picks for Readers
Readers receive guidance on Safeway stock adjustments after a 1964 dividend and a cautious hold versus sale. The column also endorses Maytag and Libby Owens Ford for income, plus American Telephone 5s for a 5 percent return, with a pitch for Roger Spears guide.
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RCA
Maytag
H.P
Paytag
Libby-Owens-Ford
American Telephone
Roger Spears
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
N. Y
Fea. Corp
Buckley on Forster Rousselot Handshake Clash
A New York legislative hearing probes whether the John Birch Society is a political group under state law. Arnold Forster refuses to shake John Rousselot’s hand, sparking debate on tolerance, anti Semitism charges, and conduct among Birch Society members and ADL officials.
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John Birch Society
Arnold Forster
Anti-Defamation League A
Anti-Defamation League
Anti- Defamation League
Forster
Bircher
John Rousselot
George Lincoln Rockwell
National Renaissance Party
ADL
Review of the News
Samuel Blumenfeld
The
Birch Society
John Birch
Birch
Blumenfeld
Rousselot
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Russia
Robert Welch
Hisenhower
Birth Society
Order of Humanity
Eleanor Roosevelt
Senator McCarthy
United Nations
Vishinsky
Stalin
Washington Star Sindicate, Inc
Brady's Health Service Advice for Growing Children
A reader letter from a father charges a nine year old is underfed while Dr William Brady advises on proper nutrition. He condemns refined carbohydrates and urges substantial meals with fat and protein including eggs milk meat beans and oils for growth and energy. Brady invites letter inquiries to his Beverly Hills address with concise, inked notes.
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Ol’ Doc Brady
O.K
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Mind Over Sleep and Stress in Pelvic Clinic Tone
Lola L a 20 year old asks if faith healing and positive thinking aid health. The piece explains how worry boosts gastric acid and blood pressure, improves healing when relaxed, and critiques reliance on tranquilizers, urging sound sleep and God as a partner. Dr Crane offers a booklet and charts for readers seeking guidance.
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Lola L
Crane
Walter Alvarez
Northwestern University Medical School
God
Folklore riddles reveal playful word tricks
A collection of time worn riddles shows how language misleads and meanings shift. Sample questions include a sponge holds water and dropping L turns pearl into pear, with other clever wordplay and contradictions.
Austria's Klaus Wins Big Victory in Austrian Politics
Russell Kirk reports Austria's People's Party holds a clear parliamentary majority after Dr. Josef Klaus's electoral win. Otto von Habsburg seeks residence in Vienna amid Socialist opposition, while Klaus pledges to curb subsidies and inflation, shaping a potentially stable, free Austria.
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Austria
Josef Klaus
People’s Party
Europe
Socialist Party
Klaus
Salzburg
Kirk
Otto von Hapsburg
Vienna
Otto Hapsburg
Otto
Hapsburgs
Newman Press
Austrian Socialist Party
Marx
Fea. Corp
Coral Sea Battle Stuns Japanese Forces At Tulagi Harbor
A task force led by the Yorktown attacked Japanese forces at Tulagi Harbor near Guadalcanal. Yorktown and Lexington engaged shipping, sinking two destroyers a light cruiser a transport four gunboats and inflicting heavy damage. Yorktown later repaired while Lexington sank after a series of explosions. Japanese air losses peaked at 200 planes and invasion threats to Australia were lifted.
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Coral Sea
Yorktown
Tulagi Harbor
Florida Island
Guadalcanal
Lower Solomons
Australia
Lexington
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