Non aggression pacts in history and today
A historical look at non aggression pacts from postwar unease to the Nazi Soviet Pact of 1939. The article recalls Shirer’s judgment on a crude deal that helped spark World War II and questions Khrushchev era moves toward a NATO Warsaw pact and West German neutralization.
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William L. Schirer
Shirer
Hitler
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Poland
Germany
Russia
Stalin
Khrushchev
New York Times
Bonn
C. L. Sulzberger
Moscow
NATO
East Germany
West Germany
United States
Wall Street urged to heed strong corporate profits rally
The second quarter of 1963 yielded a record rise in profits for U.S. corporations, with Impact reporting a 13 percent gain over 1962 and total pre tax profits exceeding $57 billion annually. Despite upbeat results, the stock market remained sluggish with low volume and depressed prices, missing a summer rally.
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Wall Street
U.S
Impact
Unique Vocational Center at Emily Griffith Opportunity School
The Emily Griffith Opportunity School in Denver began 47 years ago as part of the public school system. It serves about 30,000 yearly students, tuition free for residents over 16, with day and night classes offering around 300 subjects in eight broad areas. Students may enter any non short-unit class when space allows and progress at their own pace, with programs in apprentice ship, business, distributive and general education, trades and industrial training, and remedial basics for grades one through four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Griffith
Denver
Galo
Kennedy faces rising youth unemployment and child labor questions
Washington updates show President Kennedy concerned by high school dropout rates and a worsening jobless problem. Labor Department figures place 14 to 20 year olds at a 16.2 percent July unemployment rate, prompting debate over how child labor laws were applied in youth unemployment statistics.
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Washington
Kennedy
Labor Department
Investments by Roger Spears Reader asks advice on three stocks
A reader with $5,000 seeks guidance on choosing among General Foods Franklin Life and American Heritage Life for long term growth. The advisor notes General Foods has strong growth, Franklin Life also shows growth, and all three are considered appealing.
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J.M
Roger E. Spears
General Foods
Eyance
Life
Rola
Franklin Life
American Heriage Life
T.D
Lafayette Journal & Courier Names New Managing Editor
George W. Lambibe was named managing editor of the Lafayette Journal & Courier effective October 1, succeeding 44-year veteran Herbert H. Heimlich. The appointment, announced Tuesday, places Lambibe at the helm of the eighth largest stock in American Heritage Life and signals the paper’s plan for steady leadership amid youth and strong corporate backing. Local employees expect continued strong editorials and hands-on management as the paper moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeo Oil
American National Insurance Co
Apeo
Sause
Apco
American National of Texas
Lafayette
Ind
George W. Lambibe
Lafay-life Insurance Company
Ysette Journal & Courier
American Heritage Life
Florida
Spear
Herbert H. Heimlich
la Juma
General Future
iMonday
I. Features Corp
Congress in Crisis as It Faces Civil Rights and Tax Fight
Washington observers warn Congress has accomplished little this year and may struggle to pass major measures. The piece discusses urgent business, rising racial tension, unemployment, tax cuts, and the risk of a weakened Congress unable to act or assert authority, with calls for modernization and reform.
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Wwe Nau
Congress
Washington
James B. Martin
Ronnie Austin
Phyllis Bruce
Young Austin
Light Nation
Nora G and the love triangle in a courthouse tale
Nora G aged 28, twice married, recalls a romance with Harry and Paul. The piece portrays stage fright love versus real connection, urging readers to avoid mistaken divorces and to value ante natal instruction for shared birth experiences. It cites hospital rules and personal advice from Dr. Crane, urging thoughtful choices in relationships.
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Nora
Tee
H Noes
McCay
Nora G
Harry
Paul
West Town Barber Shop Visit and a Bright Light Tale
A visitor recalls a tale from a western town where the main industry is tillage. A notice in a barber chair misleads about Sam the stovepipe, then a girl appears and a deputy sheriff reports a light three or four times larger than a star. Neighbors describe a very bright retreating light and a startled family.
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Far West
Sam
Hank Ramsey
Wayne County
Harry Lee
Kenneth Talbert
Fairfield
Wayne City
George Sexton
Ebbie Austin
Austin
Dwight Withrow
Sexton
Metropolitan School Districts Forming Set In 4 Counties
Metropolitan School Districts in four Indiana counties are authorized by the School Reorganization Commission. West Noble Community School Corp and Washington Twp Nobie County merge to form a metropolitan district. Oregon and Dagis Twps Starke County also authorized. Sugar Creek Washington Clinton Twps Boone County consolidate. Mitchell and Bono Marion Spice Valley Twps Lawrence County authorized to form a district.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana School ‘Reorganization Commission
West Noble Community School Corp
Washington Twp
Nobie County
Oregon
Dagis
Starke County
Sugar Creek
Washington
Clinton
Boone County
Mitchell
Bono
Marion
Spice Valley
Lawrence County
Soviet Troops Aid Macedoniaquake Cleanup Effort
About 500 Russian soldiers arrived in Skopje with bulldozers to clear rubble from a quake that killed over 2000 and destroyed 85 percent of the city. A 250-member U.S. medical team operates a field hospital as Yugoslavia plans 12 000 prefabricated houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
Estorso
Electronic Star System to Aid Navigation Compliance
A Bell Telephone project dubbed the electronic star aims to surround Earth with solar battery satellites that transmit position data to ships and aircraft. The system would let users tune to satellites to determine location, potentially aiding submarines and other craft, while a long cable segment near Edinburgh faced repair after hunter bullets punctured it 15 times.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Mariner
Edinburgh
Island Columbus
Fathers in Delivery Rooms Stir Modern Practices
A reader’s letter contrasts obstetric norms, noting some doctors ban husbands from delivery rooms while others welcome their presence. The 1936 primer is cited with examples of shifting attitudes and calls for more inclusive, conventional support for expectant mothers and families.
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E.W.D., Jr
Personal health letters answered by Dr Brady
Signed letters about health and hygiene instructions invite responses from Dr Brady. Enclose stamped self addressed envelope. Only a few letters can be answered due to high volume. Write brief letters in ink. Address Dr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Governor Welsh Plans Visit To Proposed Port Site In Indiana
Governor Matthew E. Welsh will tour the Lake Michigan seaport site in Porter County after an overnight stay at Dunes State Park. He will review progress on the Beth-Jehor Steel Co. mill at the port and is also expected to attend a Boy Scout ceremony honoring former Gov. Henry Schricker in La Porte. Schricker, turning 90 on August 30, is Indiana’s only two-term governor in modern history, having served 1940 to 1944 and 1948 to 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Schricker Long
Schricker
Progress on 169 Federally Aided Projects in Indiana Area
Federal aid fuels rapid progress on 169 projects mainly bridges and paving for the new highway. A north section south of Anderson opened to traffic from Linders Restaurant to a new I 48 overpass with diamond shape bypass. More sections of I 49 and Ind 38 resurfacing near Pendleton advance under Keith Riley contract.
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Ind
Ander
Linder’s
Anderson
Pendleton
Ind. 38
Keith-Riley Contracting Firm
The Shepherd Verse on Responsibility and Stewardship
A condensed devotional passage reflects on the saying to whom much is given much shall be required. It contemplates life’s high stakes, a grave responsibility, and the duty to share wealth with those in need while giving an account to God for one’s stewardship.
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Cridtenserger
Harrist W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Secretory
Edwin A Bailey
Anderton
Madison
Associated Press
AP News
Species Messenger
Roscoe Drummond
Aca
Wayne City, Ill
Administra
de Enealy Ahla Ta Aivaleate
Orville
New York Herald
Tribune, Inc
Lake Shore
Spartan Marth
Puohetan
Otl Zeustl
Davis Street
Ciena
Aestaurant
Northwestern University
Dr. Crane
Eanl
Crane
Mellet
Cyclone
Istances
Ilinois
Pital
Illinois
Snide Hospital
Porter Hospital
Mason Hospital
Seattle
Mid-West
Jin
William Wade
Tim
Hunters Damage
North Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes Region
Central
Plateau
North Pacific Coast
Northern Plains
Upper Great Lakes
North Atlantic Coast
Welsh
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