Nora G Case Shows Stage Fright Love Tragedy
Nora G a 28 year old, married twice, mistook stage fright affection for real love. She divorced Harry for Paul after thrilling starts, but both marriages dulled into routine. A chance kiss with ex husband Harry rekindled passion, revealing the danger of confusing novelty with genuine romance. Dr Crane warns readers to learn facts about love.
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Nora
McCoy
Nora G
Harry
Paul
Lake Shore
Evanston
Lake Michigan
Northwestern University
Dr. Crane
Non-Aggression Pacts In History And Their Consequences
The piece surveys the history of non aggression pacts from postwar Europe through the Nazi Soviet pact of 1939 and its role in triggering World War II. It notes Shirer s appraisal of the pact and discusses contemporary NATO Warsaw Pact considerations, warning that the Nazi Stalin alliance taints any new non aggression treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Schirer
Shirer
Hitler
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Poland
Germany
Wall Street urged to notice record corporate profits in Q2 1963
The Impact survey shows U.S. firms posting a 13 percent rise in profits for April through June 1963 versus a year earlier, potentially lifting annual pre-tax profits above $57 billion. Despite upbeat earnings, the Dow Jones average remains sluggish with low volume and depressed prices as summer trading stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
U.S
Impact
Emily Griffith Opportunity School Unique Vocational Center
The Emily Griffith Opportunity School in Denver started 47 years ago as part of the public school system. It serves about 30,000 yearly enrollees, with tuition-free access for city residents over 16, offering 300 subjects across eight broad areas and flexible entry and progression, including reading, writing, basic education, and various trades and courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Griffith
Free Public School
Denver
Colo
Kennedy eyes child labor laws amid dropout worries
Washington releases show President Kennedy concerned about school dropouts and the unemployment problem, especially among youths. Labor Department figures cite a 16.2 percent jobless rate for ages 14 to 20 in July, raising questions about how child labor laws fit when 14-year-olds appear in unemployment statistics.
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Washington
Kennedy
Labor Department
Investment panel weighs growth stocks and life insurers
The discussion covers General Foods growth, Franklin Life and American Heritage Life prospects. Apco Oil remains a low priced oil play with potential upside but earnings tied to gasoline prices. American National of Texas is praised as a strong life insurer with solid outlook. reader questions on portfolios and long term growth are explored with cautious guidance.
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General Foods
Apeo Oil
American National Insurance Co
Apeo
Apco
Franklin Life
American Heritage Life
T.D
J.M
American National of Texas
Spear
General Features Corp
Managing Editor Named At Lafayette
George W. Lamb was named managing editor of the Lafayette Journal & Courier in Lafayette Indiana. He will assume the editor duties and oversee newsroom operations. The appointment was announced Tuesday by the newspaper's leadership.
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Lafayette
Lafayette, Ind
UPI
George W. Lamb
Lafayiette
Congress must modernize to recover its authority
Washington by Roscoe Drummond argues Congress faces a critical test this summer and fall as urgent business accumulates. He notes rising racial tension, unemployment, tax questions, and a rail strike threat, urging bold modernization to reclaim budget control and legislative primacy before adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Soviet Soldiers Help Clear Away Rubble Of Quake
About 500 Russian soldiers arrived with bulldozers to clear rubble in Skopje after a July earthquake that killed more than 2,000 and damaged 85 percent of the city. A U.S. medical team set up a field hospital and treated injured survivors. The government plans 12,000 prefabricated houses for destroyed homes. More tremors occurred but were not serious. Over 1,000 bodies recovered, with many more believed buried as officials raze areas to start reconstruction.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Efforso
The Electronic Star Navigation System Promises Global Positioning
A network of solar battery satellites could encircle the earth and transmit data allowing ships and aircraft to determine their position by tuning a board to the satellites. The system would also aid submarines and improved navigation for mariners. The writer recalls a fogbound lake moment and notes scale model ship limitations where volume scales cubically.
Hunters Fixing Cable by Planting Underground Route
Indiana Bell to bury a mile of long distance cable north of Edinburg after 15 punctures by 19 hunters in 15 months. The section, on a busy Indianapolis to Columbus route, caused outages on 387 circuits and required 1,200 repair hours. Targeted for burial before August 15 to avoid further damage.
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Bell
Edinburg
Indianapolis
Columbus
Wayne City teen reports chased by strange white light
Wayne County teenager Ronnie Austin and friend Phyllis Bruce told authorities a bright white light followed their car for ten miles from a Mount Vernon drive in theater run. The light reportedly stalled the engine, interfered with the radio, and approached within 100 feet while making a humming sound. Local officials saw a large moving light described variously as a cross or a morning star, and residents noted heightened excitement and a sedative for the overwhelmed youth.
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Wayne City
Ill
UPI
Wayne County
Ronnie Austin
Phyllis Bruce
Mount Vernon
Young Austin
Austin
Orville
Authoritine
Harry Lee
Kenneth Talbert
Fairfield
George Sexton
Ebbie Austin
Dwight Withrow
Sexton
Governor Welsh plans visit to proposed Lake Michigan port
Governor Matthew E. Welsh will inspect the Porter County seaport site after an overnight stay at Dunes State Park. He is to review progress on the Bethlehem Steel Co. mill at the site and may attend a Boy Scout ceremony in La Porte honoring former Gov. Henry Schricker, who turns 80 August 30. Schricker, Indiana’s only two-term governor, served 1940-1944 and 1948-1952.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Porter County
Dunes State Park
Welsh
Jack L. New
Bethlehem Steel Co
New
Henry F. Schricker
la Porte
Schricker Long
Schricker
Fathers barred from delivery rooms raise health care reform
A columnist letters page features Dr William Brady and readers criticizing Illinois hospital rules that forbid husbands in delivery rooms. The piece cites Denver and Seattle hospitals where husbands are allowed, urging ante natal instruction and partner presence.
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S.W.D., Jr
Illinois
Porter Hospital
Denver
Mason Hospital
Seattle
Mid-West
Folklore Tales and Wit from a Western Visit
A traveling observer shares folk sayings and humorous exchanges from a western town and southern hamlet. The piece collects quirky signs and misheard questions, ending with an American Saying about truth and perception.
Metropolitan School Districts Forming Set In 4 Counties
The Indiana School Reorganization Commission authorized forming metropolitian districts in four counties. West Noble Community School Corp and Washington Township Nobhe County merge to form a district. Oregon and Davis Townships Starke County, Sugar Creek Washington Clinton Townships Boone County, and Mitchell Bono Marion Spice Valley Townships Lawrence County also authorized to consolidate.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana School Reorganization Commission
West Noble Community School Corp
Washington Twp
Nobhe County
Oregon
Davis
Starke County
Sugar Creek
Washington
Clinton
Boone County
Mitchell
Bono
Marion
Spice Valley
Lawrence County
Progress on I-69 projects accelerates in Indiana region
Federal aid funds drive rapid work on bridges and paving for the I-69 corridor. A two lane segment of Ind 9 south of Anderson from Linders Restaurant to a new overpass on I-69 has opened. The diamond run around the overpass progresses with other I-69 sections and resurfacing on Ind 38 west of Pendleton overseen by Keith Riley contracting.
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Anderson
Linder’s Restaurant
Pendleton
Ind
Keith-Riley Contracting Firm
Stewardship Reflections by Julien C Hyer
The piece echoes a religious meditation on entrusted gifts and duty. It emphasizes accountability to God for life’s provisions and the call to share wealth with those in need. The author, Julien C. Hyer, frames success as a test of stewardship and moral obligation.
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