First Annual Redbud Festival Emerges in Anderson
Editorial hails the Redbud Festival in Anderson as a landmark effort in community beautification. The week long observance features Redbud Sunday services, a May 8 airport event with flying exhibitions and a tennis tourney, Louis Armstrong concert, square dancing, bridge at the YWCA, horse shoe exhibition, and a PGA golf tourney kickoff with a teen talent show in the downtown theater.
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Anderson
Shadyside Park
Anderson Municipal
Louis Armstrong
YWCA
Pesticide controversy shows limits of scientific bite
The text argues that public fear over pesticide residues stems from more sensitive analysis rather than actual danger. It notes that current detected levels are far below hazard thresholds and emphasizes pesticides as essential for a safe diet with diverse foods.
The Coat And The Cloth
A growing view cites that unprecedented government spending may disrupt the economy. Analysts warn that war, welfare expansion, and bold programs could strain finances and trigger dollar depreciation unless spending is trimmed to fit resources.
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear
Estranged wife seeks long term capital growth and asks about cashing E bonds for newer issues. Spear endorses Merck IBM Xerox Bristol-Myers, notes 4.15 percent rate on bonds applies to all E and H series, and explains custodian role if stocks are held through a broker.
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Merck
IBM
Xerox
Bristol - Myers
M.B
Bristol-Myers
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Johnson Avoids Hand in California Campaign Frenzy
Inside Report notes President Johnson dodged any public link to Lloyd Hand while Hand tests a California bid for Lieutenant Governor. Hand resigns as protocol chief after pressure from Jesse Unruh and Brown allies, with polling showing Hand trailing and risk to Johnson’s influence in California.
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Johnson Washington
Air Force One
Honolulu
Johnson
Jack Valenti
Lloyd Hand
Ambassador Hand
State Department
Hand
Claifornia
California
California Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Washington
Glenn Anderson
Gov. Brown
Brown
Anderson
Wall Street Journal
Humphrey
Far East
Pat Brown
Tion
Unruh
Don McGrew
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
White House
Mr. Johnson
Thomas Braden
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Pride of the Peasants and Beri Beri Nutrition
Dr William Brady discusses beri beri in Oriental and American contexts. He urges improved diets with milk and wheat and cites Britannica guidance and studies on growth, urging readers to request the pamphlet Wheat to Eat. He invites letters to his South Beverly Hills address for health questions with a stamped envelope.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
America
Varius
United States
England
Theii Bern
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Crane
Mellor. Ind
Worry Clinic warns against lazy parenting fueling youth extremism
Sydney Harris argues that college choice and liberal instructors are not sole causes of radical youth. Poor parenting habits like indulgent allowances, scolding without teaching free enterprise, religious neglect, and chasing headlines push young people toward Communism and Socialism.
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Sydney Harris
Liberal” College
Dr. Crane
Crane
Pupils in Toledo write impressions of Great Britain
In Toledo area schools an Associated Press dispatch surveys pupil views of Great Britain. Entries describe Queen Elisabet Taylor and landmarks like West Mr. Abbey. Comments reveal naive stereotypes about language, dress, royalty, and economics.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Great Britain
Elisabit Taylor
West
Abbey
England
Catholic Tradition Faces Vatican II Backlash and Liturgical Debate
The piece argues Catholic tradition remains strong despite Vatican II calls for reform. It notes opposition to modernism with St Peter’s statue symbolizing continuity, cites a petition by Waugh Auden and others to preserve Latin Mass, and reports bishops’ concerns over rapid changes, alongside comments on The Gospel According to Matthew and a critical English Bible translation.
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St. Peter
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Vatican Hill
Europe
Paul VI
Evelyn Waugh
W. H. Auden
Salvador de Madariaga
America
John Wright
Pittsburg
Jesus
Battle of Midway Fought in June 1942 decisive U S victory
In June 1942 the Battle of Midway occurred about 5 000 miles north of Pearl Harbor. The Japanese lost four aircraft carriers two heavy cruisers four destroyers three heavy battleships and four heavy cruisers damaged while the United States sank Yorktown two pavements? 150 planes lost 92 officers and 215 men. Midway halted Japanese advances and shifted to the offensive.
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Midway
United States
Yorktown
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Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Indiana
Madison
Bayond
Focal News
AP News
Herald
Brady's Health Service
George W. C
Folklore
By William Wade
Wade
Judas
Christ
Gen, Fea, Corp
By James B. Martin
United States of America
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