Editorial on the Madison County 4-H Fair and its leaders
The piece extols the Madison County 4-H Fair highlighting the 2000 plus members and 81 adult leaders guiding 63 clubs. It praises the quiet progress in agriculture and crafts, the dedication of junior leaders, and the positive impact on young people and the community.
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Madison County
America
Ers
New Look At Welfare Debate After Residency Rules Rulings
Federal court rulings challenge state residency requirements for welfare, arguing the right to inter state movement includes access to aid. New York City reports nearly 8 million Americans on public assistance, with fierce debate over whether welfare should be a right or a temporary aid. Pro and anti welfare voices argue over the system’s purpose and future, while legal tests seek to clarify eligibility for the very poor.
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Connecticut
New York City
Mitchell Ginsberg
Eastern Court
Louisiana
Federal
Joe Waggonner
Dla
Congressional Record
Washington
Judith Mage
New York
Social Service
Investment column on growth and income 전략 and stock picks
A reader with illness asks how to adjust a portfolio for growth and income. The advisor critiques Foote Cone, United Greenfield, and Duncan Electric, suggesting Del Monte for growth with seasonal variation and recommending International Harvester and Continental Can for long term holding. Another reader asks about Medicenters of America, noting its health care focus, earnings, and rising price but advises waiting for a cooling off before investing. Mr Spear notes he cannot answer all mail personally but will respond where possible.
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Foote, Cone & Belding
United- Greenfield
Duncan Electric
Spear
Foote
Cone
del Monte
United - Greenfield
International Harvester
Medicenters of
America
V. A. A. Medicenters
Medicenter
Gen. Fea. Corp
Dr Hingsons Army of Mercy Goes After Disease
Dr Robert Hingson of Case Western Reserve University leads 84 medical volunteers on an expedition to Costa Rica to inoculate 142 million people against smallpox measles polio influenza diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough using a jet gun vaccine delivery system. The operation aims to curb epidemics in Central America within 30 days and raise funds and supplies for future missions.
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Costa Rica
United States
Robert Hingson
America
Albert Schweitzer
Liberia
Africa
Dr. Hingson
World Health Oroe
Hingson
India
Nation Brother
Central America
Nicaragua
Panama
Latin America
Christ
Fea. Corp
Diabetes and vitamin B complex claim insulin reduction
A reader letters column discusses diabetics using vitamin B complex and vitamin C alongside restricted diets to reduce insulin needs. It cites a test group experiencing 10 to 20 fewer insulin units daily and advises learning urine glucose testing, avoiding refined sugar and flour, and using saccharin or Sucaryl as sugar substitutes.
Long criminal driving record cited in fatal crash case
A Lafayette man aged 34 faced his 14th driving while suspended count linked to a fatal crash that killed a 16 year old and injured four. Police and court records show multiple DWI convictions from 1950 to 1962, with other drunken driving arrests and dismissed charges. The Kokomo Tribune notes the high risk to public safety.
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Lafayette
Indiana State Police
Lafayette Police
Lafayette City
Tippecanoe
State Farm
The
Kokomo Tribune
Worry Clinic Attacks State College Taxes and Saints of Charity
CASE 526 reports Dr Crane arguing state college presidents invoke sacred cows to oppose efficiency changes. He calls for ending tax exemptions and “wet nursing,” urging shifts in classes and funding to resemble private colleges, with calls for tuition and self‑funding.
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Joe
Joe T
Dr. Crane
Eastern College
George Washington
Jefferson
Folk Sayings From Indiana Rural Life
A collection of Indiana folk maxims reflecting rural life and wit. Quips praise bold good news tinge humor with caution about desire and restraint. The tone resembles a local proverb page noting humor wisdom and social insight.
Will Archibald MacLeish Save the Nation in 1968
A right leaning reader accuses Archibald MacLeish of fronting a hidden 1968 campaign fund for Senator Church and Senator McGovern. The letter contends the anonymous appeal seeks outside money, questions MacLeish for anonymity, and warns of potential backlash against dove senators in 1968. The writer declines to contribute.
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Archibald Macleish
Frank Church
Idaho
George McGovern
South Dakota
United States
MacLeish
District of Columbia
Gus Hall
Joe McCarthy
Walter Lippman
Senator McCarthy
Mr. MacLeish
New York
Lmes
Vietnam
National Conference For New Politics
Martin Luther King
NCNP
DuBois Clubs
FBI
Church and
Hanoi
United Nations
Fulbright
Clark
Gore
Morse
Gruening
Nelson
McGovern
Church
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Gen
Fea. Corp
Thomas MacDonough the Naval Hero of 1812 Power
Thomas MacDonough was a standout American naval officer famed for his 1812 War victory on Lake Champlain. He saved Vermont and New York from British invasion with superior tactics and fewer ships, earning praise from New York, Vermont, and Congress.
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Thomas MacDonough
John Paul Jones
U.S. Navy
Martin
Tripoli
Gibraltar
Great Lakes
Champlain
Vermont
New York
Congress
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Nelson
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Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
Anderson
Indiana
Madison
Associated Press
Excalibur
Tole
Paul Harvey News
Operation Brother
Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University
Brady's Health Service
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
George W. Crane
Folklore
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Wade
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James B. Martin