Madison County Band Winners Shine Across Highland Scores
The Anderson Herald lauds Highland High School for a superb band and majorette show and praises Anderson High School Alexandria Monroe Township High School and Madison Heights High School for top placements. The piece lauds regional talent and school spirit across Madison County.
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Madison County
Highland High School
Highland
Anderson High School
Alexandria-Monroe Township
Madi
Son Heights High School
Anderson Herald
The Ugly Demonstrations At Our Political Conventions
The piece laments ugly demonstrations by seemingly educated people at political conventions in Chicago and on campuses. It questions who funds large, noisy protests and notes the global and domestic damage to America's image. It condemns destructive action and media spectacle over protest.
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Chicago
America
Black Power Conference Moves to Philadelphia
The third Nations Conference on Black Power opens in Philadelphia with about 2,000 attendees from 197 organizations in 47 cities. Newark hosted last July amid rioting. Powell organized the first in 1966 in Washington. Wright says Philadelphia was chosen for its progress in uniting Black people and notes closed sessions and arranged Black-owned lodging and catering.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Adam Clayton Powell
Washington, D.C
Newark
N.J
Nathan Wright
Brotherly Love
Wright
Me. Wright
Successful Investing Advice for a Blind Daughter Trust
Roger E. Spear reviews a reader’s $1 trust fund for his blind daughter holding Allegheny Power Arn Tel Budget Industries GM IBM Southern California Tenneco and AT&T. He suggests maintaining holdings, notes bank earnings and inter national banking growth, and weighs Bank of America as a long term buy.
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Allegheny Power
Arn, Tel
Budget Indus
Gen
Motors
Telephone
IBM
Southern Ca
Tenteco
TAW
B.H. A
Gen. Telephone
Allegheny Power and Southern Co
TRY
Budect Industries
Tenneco
Ami
Sid
New Jersey
Q —L
Bank of America
California
Roger E. Spear
The
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
End of a Dream in Czechoslovakia and Soviet Policy
A fragmented critique argues that Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia reveals imperialist aims or fears a collapse of Communist ideology. It questions Western impotence, cites Camp David and Budapest as precedents, and notes a fragile spark of liberalization amid repression.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Napoleon
United States
Budapest
Camp David
Brady's Health Service on Liver Functions and Biliousness
Dr Brady explains liver roles including urea formation bile secretion and fibrinogen production and notes bile components fat digestion and gallstones. He debunks biliousness as illness and warns about outdated remedies while inviting responses to health letters.
Preamble to the U S Constitution
The text presents the opening statement of the United States Constitution declaring goals such as forming a more perfect union, establishing justice, ensuring domestic tranquility, providing for common defense, promoting general welfare, and securing liberty for current and future generations.
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United States
United States of America
Worry Clinic analyzes Bathsheba affair views
The Worry Clinic by Dr George W Crane discusses biblical Bathsheba and David with controversial gender views. He questions sexual dynamics, blames women more, and sells a booklet on sex differences. Readers are urged to write for personal advice and his charts.
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David
Bath
Sheba
Samuel R
Mr. Crane
Thayid
Kath-sheba
Davis
Bathsheba
King's House
Hollywood
Folklore and Wise Sayings Collected by William Wade
A quoted collection of homilies and maxims gathered from various sources. It reflects on character, happiness, work, and virtue, with snippets attributed to figures like Anderson and Dosley, and ends with an American proverb about excess.
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Soffen Anderson
Dosley
Hennessy
Can Republicans win a tie in the Senate in 1968
The analysis weighs whether Nixon and Agnew could gain control of the Senate if they win the presidency. It notes 63 Democrats and 37 Republicans now, with 23 Democratic and 11 Republican seats up in November. The piece explores if Republicans can seize 13 or more Democratic seats to reach a majority or rely on a Nixon Agnew tie-breaking scenario.
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Senate
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Robert Kennedy
California
Agnew
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Okahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Ernest Gruening
J. W. Fulbright
Frank Church
Birch Bayh
Wayne Morse
George McGovern
Gen. Fea. Corp
Short Thoughts Mushrooms Fricasseed and Celery Stew
The text describes cleaning mushrooms and boiling them with salt then parsley onion and butter with cream and nutmeg. It also outlines celery preparation with lemon mace and thickened gravy using yolks and nutmeg, served hot without boiling.
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Ihree Trouthn
Cee
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Harald Boald
Assocated Press
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Korea
Lawrence Durrell
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Henry Miller
Caligula
James Burnham
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