Babe Ruth Series Opens as Foster Parents Welcome Lads
Thousands of fans arrive in Anderson for the 14th Babe Ruth Series as 13 to 15 year old players from across the nation are hosted by local Foster Parents. Civic volunteers provide comfort and entertainment while the youths visit, promising a memorable summer for Anderson residents and baseball fans alike.
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Anderson
Capitol
Stair
State
Wisconsin
Coun
Waukee
Madison
Chippewa
Falls
Private aid works better than government programs
A column contrasts private aid efforts with federal foreign aid, noting Sister Mary’s hospital task in Ecuador and IESC’s Peru project. It argues privately run programs deliver faster, with clear aims, while government schemes feel endless and costly, as seen in mixed reactions to foreign assistance.
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United States
Sister Mary
CSC
St. John’s Hospital
Quinto
Ecuador
St. Louis University
Catholic University of Ecuador
Peru
International Executive Service Corps
IESC
TESG
Tennyson
Policy and costs clash as Vietnam drift meets local concerns
The article weighs the U S policy shift in Vietnam toward a middle course with increased forces and intensified bombing, noting uncertainty about long term outcomes and China's and Soviet actions. It questions whether costly federal commitments will outpace local road and water projects and tax relief efforts while railroads report rising auto shipments aided by auto rack expansion and low rates.
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United States
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
White House
Washington
U.S
Mid- Indiana
Indiana
Association of American Railroads
Tiple Line Company
Surance
Kentucky
Avon
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Avon Products
Grand Central Station
New
York City
N.Y
WRR
Fea. Corp
Bi linguistic strategy urged for business talk by Dr Donato
Buckley reviews Dr Al Donato and his plea for bilingual business language. The piece promotes a booklet to help professionals avoid talking over audiences with technical jargon, advising simpler terms and clearer communication.
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CASE
al Donato
Indiana
Indianapolis Medical Society
Doctors Urge Removal of My Column Over Tonsil Death Rate
A letter to the editor signed by ten physicians objects to my claim that tonsillectomy bears a frightfully high death rate. They accuse me of being thoroughly wrong and insist the column stay published. The exchange references wartime imagery and media coverage of civilians.
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New England
China
Rain and war echoes in a fragment from folklore essay
A long excerpt from a William Wade piece blends homonym analysis with wartime reportage on South Viet Nam. It contrasts language clarity with the blunt abuses of conflict and questions the moral weight of American actions in Cam Ne while offering reflections on communication and memory.
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Jack Lang
J.Q
Cam Ne
Viet Nam
Asia
United States
Ma Pta
Fant
South Viet Nam
Joan Init Be
P Island
Morley Safer
CBS News
Jame
Con
Japanese Lawmaker Starts Moscow Visit
The speaker of Japan's House of Representatives, Naka Funana, has arrived in Moscow for his third visit to the Soviet Union. The piece also discusses Vietnam's postwar history, the French collapse, and the U.S. role in Vietnam, noting debates on withdrawal and the extensive commitment of forces.
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Moscow
Japan
House of Representatives
Naka Funana
Soviet Union
Publicity Seen As Oswald Widow's Aim
Marina Oswald Porter sought publicity as she accused Kenneth Porter of slapping her and carrying a pistol during a June marriage dispute in Dallas. Porter, freed on 1500 bond, denied wrongdoing and claimed she wanted more publicity, while a justice of the peace noted signs of reconciliation and set no hearing date.
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Oswald
Dallas
UPS
Kenneth Jess Porter
Marina Oswald
Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Marina
Justice of the Peace
James B. Martin
Inforce
Carr
Navy Dept. NavNewslined
Service
Wash
D.C
Vietta
Nam
Navnews
Richburg
Sheriff's
Labor Envoy Seeks Peace Talks With Viet Cong Leaders
London sources say Lord Fenner Brockway flew to Moscow to meet top representatives of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam, seeking prospects for Viet Nam peace. The trip, unlike Harold Davies’s Hanoi visit, appears unofficial and part of internal Labour party pressure on U S policy.
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London
UPI
Labor Party
Lord Fenner Brockway
Moscow
Viet Nam
Brockway
National Liberation Front of
South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Harold Wilson
Harald Davies
Wilson
U. S
Vietam
Would I Have Watched With Jesus One Hour
A reflective poem questions which biblical disciple the reader would resemble Peter James or John from the Gospels and whether they would keep watch with Jesus for one hour. It contrasts rash boldness with loyalty quiet commitment and devoted friendship in a devotional tone.
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Jesus
Peter
James
John
Christ
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
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