Our Traffic Problem in Indiana and Madison County
The piece discusses rising automobile ownership and traffic deaths, citing Indiana's toll and Madison County's higher fatalities. It criticizes drivers and government for road design, noting divider strips near Anderson and a fatal crash on Ind 9 south of Alexandria. It calls for better warning signs lighting and engineering.
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Kennedy dog in the White House offices prompts questions
An editorial snippet questions Attorney General Robert Kennedy allowing his dog Brumus in federal offices, noting federal rules ban dogs. It cites visitors reports and a House debate remark by Rep. Brown, suggesting broader implications for federal employee rights and governance.
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Mrs. Anna C. Leeson Dies After Cardiac Event
Mrs. Anna C. Leeson of Elwood died at her lake cottage after suffering a heart attack while an ambulance attendant prepared to take her to a Fort Wayne hospital. A devoted wife and mother for 47 years, she supported Mercy Hospital services through the London Guild and was a Garden Club member. Her family and friends recall her kindness and a personal poem she left instructing loved ones to live in unity and seek peace. The Anderson Herald offers condolences to her family.
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Successful investing in utilities expansion opportunities
A reader asks which of Middle South, Duquesne Light, or Baltimore Gas & Electric will appreciate most this decade. The advisor favors Middle South for growth in Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi, rates Baltimore Gas & Electric as best in quality and runner-up for appreciation, and sees Duquesne Light behind due to Pittsburgh's stagnation.
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More Gas & Electric
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Navy Pilot Injured In Tokyo Crash
A U S Navy pilot Lt Andre F Cianciotto 25 from Hanford California was injured after a Skyhawk jet crashed and burned on take off at Atsugi Naval Air Station in Tokyo. He reportedly suffered a broken shoulder.
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The Poison of Distrust in Cold War Politics
A 1962 column argues distrust between liberals and conservatives hinders wartime unity. It cites the stalled Freedom Academy bill, fears of infiltration by communists or brainwashing by extremists, and calls for focusing on prosecuting the cold war with bipartisan resolve. Mentions Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and Rep. Francis Walter.
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The Case Records of a Psychologist
Donna N the twenty year old coed is cited in a psychologist’s file urging girls to mimic feminine traits and reject masculine behavior to appeal to men. The piece promotes a 200 point “Tests for Sweethearts” and a mailed request to Dr Crane Mellor Indiana for personal advice or charts.
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Calcium and lifestyle touted over desensitization for allergies
Dr Brady promotes a high calcium diet with vitamins D and C as a daily lifestyle to manage allergic hypersensitivity, claiming desensitization shots are often ineffective. He notes mixed reports and urges readers to follow his calcium approach, offering pamphlets and responding to letters with stamped envelopes.
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Atlas Fired With Space Study Setup
CAPE CANAVERAL APS An Atlas missile carrying a miniature laboratory to study oxygen production for astronauts blasted aloft. The 83 foot rocket, similar to an F model, aimed for Ascension Island 5000 miles away while algae inside a pod tested carbon dioxide to oxygen conversion in weightlessness. Ground cameras captured booster separation as the craft reached edge of space.
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Cincinnati Area Interstate Expressway Meeting Held
Federal Highway Administrator Rex Whitton met with Ohio Kentucky and Indiana officials to study a 24.1 mile extension to circle Cincinnati at a cost of about 44 million dollars. States offered engineering and economic data as a final decision eyed for next week.
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Rex M. Whitton
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Everett S. Preston
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Henry Ward
Kentucky
George Fostern
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Bureau
Ohio
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Ohio River
Newport-Covington
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$50,000 Securities Found In Alley Theft
In Indianapolis two hours after a theft from John Reven of First Enterprise Corp a briefcase containing negotiable stocks and bonds valued near $50,000 was found in an alley. A passerby alerted Patrolman Orville Andres and the case was turned in. The securities can be cashed at banks or brokerages without signatures.
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Charles Lee Aldridge
Orville Andres
Folklore Fragments and Attributed Sayings by Unknown Authors
A compact note on how folklore spreads when sources are unclear. It mentions the earth’s kindness to man, rain deluges and tempests, and an indulgent earth offering flowers and a resting place after death. Also cites a woman readers’ willow sentiment and a universal ache for happiness and heaven. Includes sayings about money and fortune and a rural American adage about hiding money.
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IU Trustees Rename Hickham President
Indiana University Board of Trustees re elected Willis Hickam Spencer attorney as head during a weekend meeting. Hickam, reappointed by Governor Welsh, has served on the board since 1953 and has led as president since 1959. Also re elected were May Rieman Maurer, J Franklin, Fenwick Reed. executive committee members include McCarty Danielson McCrea and Mrs. Richard Inskeep.
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Ind
Indiana University Board of Trustees
Willis Hickam
Spencer
Hickam
Welsh
May Rieman Maurer
Indianapolis
J. A. Frankin
Fenwick T. Reed
C. Waller McCarty
Donald C. Danielson
New Castle
Robert F. McCrea
Richard G. Inskeep
Fort Wayne
Odd Vessel Shapes Awe Readers In Oceanography Row
The Fildir is described as a 300 foot long towed tank craft that sinks by filling its tail while the head remains at the surface forming a floating section three stories high. Its equipment adapts as it shifts from vertical to horizontal, enabling a long Pacific cruising area for oceanographic work. The Rotor Ship, a German wind rotating vessel, failed commercially due to high costs. The first European steam vessel to operate regularly was the Comet, built in 1812 for passenger traffic on the Clyde, powered by a unique paddle wheel arrangement and wrecked during its voyage.
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