How To Destroy Downtown in Anderson
Public hearing at Anderson High School to decide Project A urban renewal plan. Critics warn condemnation and demolition could force owners and small businesses to relocate, harming downtown commerce and leaving vacant blocks if redevelopment fails. Supporters say local, gradual renewal could improve storefronts.
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Anderson
Anderson High School
Redevelopment Commission
Norfolk
New Haven
Conn
Washington
Note Of Appreciation To Madison County School Committee
The Madison County School Reorganization Committee is thanked for a year long research effort despite the plan being defeated at the polls last May. Members served without pay, gave time and money to education, and produced valuable information for future consideration. The Anderson Herald extends thanks and hopes a public suitable proposal emerges before the next committee's term.
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Madison County School Reorganization Committee
Madison County
Anderson Herald
Hoover at 88 and library dedication in Iowa
Herbert Hoover, the 31st president, celebrates his 88th birthday in West Branch Iowa and helps dedicate the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library. He recalls his farming roots and defends his presidency amid 1930s criticisms while remaining active as a sponsor and adviser.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Iowa
Hoover
West Branch
John Adams
White House
Kennedy
Khrushchev’s Western Europe view sparks U S debate
In a period editorial by Roscoe Drummond and J M Roberts, readers are told Khrushchev resorts to UN appeals and anti Market rhetoric as Britain’s Macmillan cabinet faces crisis. The article contrasts Western Europe’s growth with Marxist theory, noting U S action to expand trade and the Conservatives' internal strains ahead of October meetings.
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Britain
United Nations
Pearin
J. M. Roberts
Harold Macmilll
Comman
Salah
Propa
Ganda
Isj
United States
Marx
Lenin
Macmillan
Mr. K
Europe
Commonwealth
U.S
E - Nee
Crete
Troy
Atlantic
Europe tightens ties amid nervous markets
The article notes fraying confidence as Britain, the United States, and European nations grapple with economic soft spots and growing tensions at Brussels. Diplomats seek a cautious path to western unity while protecting domestic politics and interests.
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United States
Britain
Brussels
Commonwealth
France
Vocational Training Enables Handicapped To Enter Professions
More than 100 handicapped men and women are starting professional careers after college training through Indiana's State Vocational Rehabilitation Division. The program notes 0 entering education, 15 in business and others in engineering chemistry pharmacy psychology law medicine and ministry. William E. Wilson, state superintendent of public instruction, highlights a year of rehabilitation funding and progress amid broader economic concerns and Cold War context.
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Indianapolis
William E. Wilson
Soviet Ag
United States
Brit
Gayle
Roger E. Spear
Diversifica
Britain
Ings
Gill
Avco
Magnavok
Gillette
Marx and Lemn
SSS
Gillettes
Dr. Crane case details jealousy and myths about female passion
In a private session, Dr. Crane discusses a jealous husband Dr. Jay and his wife Helene. He traces male myths of female promiscuity to a drummer's tales and exposits how sterility burns and vanity affect women. The piece cites marriage woes rooted in miseducation and urges readers to seek guidance via a mailed booklet.
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Jay
Sey
Exi
PTA
Anise
Nh ‘Te Ag
Dr. Jay
Helene
Yesterye
Crane
Chicago’ Red
United States
Chicago
Red Lights
Weser Drawers Lock
Fey Memorial Hospital
United
Folklore and Odds Ends in a Patchwork Verse
A miscellany of verses and notes ranging from a mushroom epitaph to food jokes and a quip about American habits. It includes lines on a ship's vibration, a grand maritime unit, college personifications, national drinking habits, a Polaris submarine launch, city hall gossip, and a pending legislature clash over mourning doves.
Greenfield Liar's Contest invites county entrants at fair
County residents may enter the Greenfield Jaycees Liar's Contest at the Hancock County 4H Fair with entries due by Aug 13. Send name address and 200 cent fee to Box 481 Greenfield postmarked by Aug 13. entrants must be 10 or older.
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Greenfield
The United States Ship Earns Notable Atlantic Voyage Record
The United States is hailed as a wonder of the world aboard the great ship in its first three years. It reportedly logged nearly a million miles at sea while maintaining high capacity use and no mechanical stoppages, with thermostat regulated shower valves ensuring user safety.
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Pacific Northwest
North Atlantic Coast
Plateau
North and Central Plains
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Great Lakas
Southern Plains
U.S. United States
United States
Fragmented biblical reflection on fault and politeness
The speaker debates human fault and the urge to critique. A woman is accused of tearing down perceived flaws in others while failing to offer praise. The remark ends with the speaker advising to avoid comment when unable to say something kind.
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Donald Flotz
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Indiana
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Audubon Society
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