One Unit School Plan Probed for Madison County
Editorial outlines how a one unit system would abolish current school boards and dissolve local control. A six member county board would oversee assets debts and administration, hiring a superintendent, with districts North Middle and South each electing two members. Concerns include loss of local say Adams Township would lose gym use and school autonomy raising fears of centralized dictatorial control and curriculum misalignment.
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Madison County Reorganization Committee
Madison County
Idba
Carl T. Smith
Anderson City
Anderson
Adams Township
Markleville
Andersen
Remembering Dr John H Kane Noted Church Leader Dies at 59
Dr John H Kane vice president of church relations at Anderson College died after two years of illness. He was a widely known reader in the Church of God movement author of Bible Chats and former pastor of the South Meridian Church of God. A memorial student fund will be established at Anderson College. The Anderson Herald extends sympathies to his family.
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John H. Kane
Anderson College
Church of God
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Collegelg
College
Kane
Ious Publications
South Meridian
Anderson Herald
County Farm Hearing Sets Public Session Saturday
An informal hearing on the feasibility of condemnation or rehabilitation of the County Farm Infirmary is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Residents are urged to attend to learn current conditions and discuss possible public improvements. A judge may appoint a committee to study the problem.
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County Farm
Anderson
Archbishop Seeks Humility in Catholic Unity Drive
Geoffrey Fisher, chair of the Church of England group, outlines goals for Christian unity ahead of a historic meeting with Pope John XXIII. President-elect Kennedy’s stance on fellowship is cited amid calls for reconciliation, while other items note a draft refusal incident in Indianapolis and a Jehovah's Witness inductee.
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Ipokees Ashington
Henry MI
Rome
Geoffrey Fisher Wren
Church of England
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John F. Kennedy
Richard ML
Nixon
Debating Red China at the United Nations and Formosa’s fate
An opinion piece discusses Kennedy era policy on admitting Red China to the U.N. and whether Formosa should be expelled or retained. It weighs Security Council tactics, potential shifts in strategy, and the risk of a U.N. walkout amid ongoing global Cold War tensions.
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Red China
Washington
U.N
Kennedy
China
Security Council
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Assembly
U.S
Red
Formosa
U. N
Dad Mhinn
Lodge
Pmluug
Home birth vs hospital risks sparks heated debate
In a discussion on childbirth, Mrs. C I D recounts preference for home delivery with minimal hospital intrusion, praising natural labor and questioning anesthesia and institutional control. She contrasts home safety with hospital protocols, arguing for less confinement and more family involvement in birth.
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Avery
Star Chamber
New York
America
EU Jtal
Ocean water cures and submarines in WWI era notes
A column recounts U S submarines in World War I and the alleged health benefits of sea water. It cites the 44 water soluble elements in ocean water, links thyroid and other glands to minerals, and mentions letters to Dr Brady and a booklet offer. It notes casualties and toll on submarines and invites reader inquiries.
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America
Dr. Crane
Holland
E.K
Annapolis
Mar
Pacific
Brady
Wil
Sliam Brady
South Beverly
Calif
St. Louis
Folklore Verses for Children and Classic Nighttime Rhymes
A collection of traditional rhyme fragments and verses for children including playful animal lines with repeated sounds and a goat coat tale. It notes a bedtime prayer and ends with a quote about genius matching its offspring in strange places.
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Anthony
October Traffic Deaths Hit New High
Chicago based traffic safety data show 3680 fatalities in October, the highest October toll since 1955. The five year record for recklessness is reported by the National Safety Council, with the year’s total rising to 31120 deaths, up 2 percent from a year ago.
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Japan
U.S
Chicago
Na Oe Safety Council
The Shepherd Returns Home For Christmas Day
A short Christmas message expresses joy and goodwill as The Shepherd plans to visit loved ones and share happiness. The speaker asks to inform friends early about the homecoming so they can celebrate together.
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Kith
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