Urban renewal plans loom over Anderson housing fears
Residents worry about displacement and relocation as Anderson considers a public housing authority and rent subsidies. Critics say projects may repeat Alexandria Virginia delays, with only five years of rent support and unclear long term housing for the elderly and ill. A city hearing Monday night invites all residents and property owners to weigh in.
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Soblen's Spy Case Sentenced With Life In Prison
Judge William Herlands sent Dr. Robert A. Soblen to life imprisonment for espionage linked to Soviet aims. Soblen, diagnosed with leukemia, faced a tough verdict after his conviction on July 13 1961 and appeals up to the Supreme Court.
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Realistic view on college capacity and aid debate
The passage notes that 25 000 to 50 000 more college places exist than are being filled and argues against expanding federal aid. It criticizes claims of imminent college shortages and the push for more government-financed facilities.
Successful Investing Reverse Stock Split Advice Column
A reader asks about selling rental property and reversing a stock split to boost price. Roger E. Spear cautions holding rental property and suggests limited new stock purchases, noting Holly Corp has had deficits but may rise. avoid heavy cash shifts and defer risky moves.
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Government Tightens Regulation of Drug Testing Programs
Washington reports a new series of drug regulations to strengthen federal oversight of experimental drugs like thalidomide. The rules aim to keep the FDA informed during testing so harmful drugs can be withdrawn quickly, though unlicensed drugs may still be tested on patients. Navy Day observance notes follow, with background on sponsor origins.
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Post office politics stirs voters to front on socialism
A local pamphlet by Bill B. urges citizens to oppose federal tax shifts and tax-exempt corporations, warning that Uncle Sam builds a new post office while private property and taxes shift to locals. The piece cites government ostentation and urges readers to request the booklet and study the issue in schools and clubs.
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Eastchester voters weigh Kennedy in Huntley Estates
In Eastchester's Huntley Estates the Kennedy surge is mixed with Eisenhower nostalgia as residents assess economic data and political leanings. A sample shows 58 percent favor Kennedy over Nixon, with 34 percent uncertain, reflecting a broad middle-class view of the 1960 race and national economic signals.
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Dr Brady's Health Service on Nerves and Nutrition
The article differentiates cheerful people from cranky personalities and claims nerve sensitivity links to mood. It argues daily activity supports calcium metabolism and warns calcium depletion weakens bones and nerves.
Calcium and health advice from Dr Brady feature
A health column discusses calcium's role in nerves and mood, urging daily milk or calcium with vitamin D, and lists best sources like milk cheese greens and beans. It notes calcium steadies nerves, warns against calcium-poor diets, and invites readers to send questions to Dr Brady in Beverly Hills.
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William Brady
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Repentance Lesson From Ezekiel Sunday School Focus
The International Sunday School lesson centers on Ezekiel 18 30 32 urging repentance to avert judgment. It notes Israel’s exile near the Chebar River and God promising relent and forgiveness if people turn from transgression and live. Julien C Hyer authored the text excerpt.
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Chebar
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Julien C. Hyer
Schedule highlights for gas 13 A ve acea reveal
Schedule notes appear to reference gas 13 A and a reveal event. The fragment mentions Understanding Our World, Church of Christ chapters, American Frontier Faith, and Behind Policy. Entities include American Adv Frontier Faith and Front er Faith, but details and dates are unclear.
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