Cheerful note praises Bill Wilson Boys Club impact
Readers cheer the Bill Wilson Boys Club in Alderson as vandalism by youths in the area drops 90 percent since its Southwest Branch opened. Police report the trend, while volunteers run swimming, reading, crafts, and Scout programs for about 370 Southwest boys and 100 at the 10th Street club.
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Feaders
Alderson Herald
Bill Wilson
Bince
Southwest Club
10Th St
Ol-duty City Police
Sw Ming
Bill Wilson Boys’ Club
Staton
Hendricks Sts
We Like the Midwest Says Bray on Kernan Visit
Rep Bray defends Midwest against East Coast stereotypes after Washington Post reporter Kernan described Indianapolis and Jack Benny visit as a city of flats and two story houses. Bray urges Kernan to explore beyond bricks and pot parties and see modern Midwest culture and arts.
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Wichwel Kernan
Washington, 1 D.C. Post
Indianapolis
Jack Benny
Middlesville
Flatland
Meridian Street
Tn Jaw
Benny
Cone
William G. Bray
Hudson River
Midwest
United States
Clement
Washington
Successful Investing Advice for Retirement Planning
A reader asks about transferring $10,000 into Madison Fund or income stocks as they plan for retirement in five to seven years. The column cautions holding current funds Chemical and Fundamental Investers, notes modest losses in early 1969, and suggests electric utilities for income and long term growth with a Madison Fund premium and reinvestment option.
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Chemical
Madison Fund
Csensicut
Madison
Roger Spears
Roger B. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Wea
Gen
Fee. Corp
Suppression of Black Panther Coloring Book Sparks Debate
A controversial coloring book depicting Black Panthers and police as pigs circulated amid denial of its official party affiliation. The piece sparked accusations of provocation and extortion by defectors, with discussions of FBI and CIA complicity and public reaction.
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Antileft
Combat
National Review
Black Panther Party
Istol
Gand
Mack Panther
Flick Brothers
San Francisco
Black Panthers
Panthers
FBI
CIA
Bobby Kenedy
Address Communications Distribution Inc
Murray Till Station
New York
Brady Health Service notes on weight reduction methods
Dr William Brady argues reducing by diet, not exercise or skin treatments, stressing gradual weight loss of 1–2 pounds per week. He warns against rapid shedding, sweating, or non food methods and cites calories as the key factor in fattening versus nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brady
el Camino
Baverly Hills
California
Loopholes and Ratholes Stall Tax Bill Fight in Senate
The Democratic Policy committee tells Majority Leader Mansfield to delay the tax bill unless paired with loophole legislation. Senators cite inflation, poverty programs, military and space spending, and Vietnam War concerns as they clash over how to shape the bill. The dispute, plus Ted Kennedy's leadership scrutiny after his accident, signals a contentious summer in the Senate.
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Waskington
D. C
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Mansfield
Long
Toursians
Wisconsin
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Raiholé
Soma
Demostatic Policy Committee
Byrd
West Virginia
Hart
Michigan
Ons
Fulbright
Ackarsas
Symington
Missouri
Kennedy
Massachusttts
Trona
Wart
Ted Kennedy
Idtica
Separe
Rons
McNaught Syndicate
Loe
A Wise Man by an Unknown Author Folklore Recital
Folklore piece presents a rhymed meditation on wind meanings and time. The verses describe winds from the west south and north and question how minutes and hours pass, ending with an American saying about a second wind when a speaker concludes.
Moonstruck Photographs and the Newspaper's Future
A satirical critique by John Keasler mocks TV dominance in the Space Age and urges newspapers to embrace image-centric formats. He parodies readers submitting TV pictures, camera ads, and chronicles the moon landing to boost circulation, ending with constitutional preamble fragments.
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Miami News
Times
Collins
Aklin
Armstrong
Mars
Sirius
Any
Cape Kennedy
Ube
Trent Row
Waller Cronkite
Tralian
Fie
Cronkite
Elevision
Amart
Governmented order noted by Oregon justice
Associate Justice Alfred X Goodwin of the Oregon Supreme Court remarked that governments are established because human society cannot endure anarchy. He stated that societies form rules to prevent disorder and sustain orderly governance.
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Alfred x. Goodwin
The
Oregon Supreme Court
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Roger & Spear
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
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Harriet YH. Toren
Robert E. Jackson
Charles W. Laughlin
Partaga
Andersen
Indias
Corder
Weak
Meditan
Counries
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Aolvarce
Madivan
Indicra
Indianey
Yaar
Pam
Cpacial Messeng
De‘ivar
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Associated
Yce
William F
Buckley
Brady's Health Service
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Willian Wade
Wade
John Keasler
Keagler
Enis
Tmne
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