Decency And Morality In Hoover Bulletin
The December issue of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin features J Edgar Hoover urging Americans to reclaim decency and morality. He argues widespread moral cowardice and rationalization threaten the nation and calls for courage, integrity, and accountability. America is great because she is good.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation Law Enforcement Bulletin
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
America
Budget Cuts Seen May Hit Indiana 6 Billion in Appropriations
A study for the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce warns of potential budget reductions up to 6 billion. Foreseeable cuts in foreign aid and overall appropriations could reshape a tax reduction bill as Congress moves toward its largest deficit-cutting effort in a decade. the box score marks an apparent 5.5 billion cut, though about 1.3 billion reflects non–true cuts in defense, agriculture, public aid, and urban renewal grants.
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Indiana
Eugene F. Rinta
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Rinta
Commodity Credit Corporation
Independent Offices
Three Jets Fly Men Out Of Viet Nam For Christmas Return
In Saigon three U S Air Force jet transports carried 220 military personnel toward home on Tuesday as part of a planned 1 000 man drawdown for Christmas. A fourth plane delayed in Okinawa left 74 men stranded overnight. The departing group included training, technical, supply and support personnel and will be replaced by Vietnamese troops. Among those leaving was Pfc Matthew I Wiley of Columbus Georgia and Capt Robert H Clough of Connellsville Pennsylvania.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S. Air Force
U.S
South Viet Nam
Okinawa
Matthew I. Wiley
Columbus
Viet Nam
Wiley
Robert H. Clough
Connellsville
Lightner
Dixon, Ill
Snowfall Strikes City as Officials Prolong Repairs
A heavy early season snowfall blindsided city officials who delayed spreading sand on major intersections and hills until after the morning rush. One resident quotes a street department official who said to let the Republicans worry about it while awaiting administrative change.
Snow crews clear roads around Anderson after midnight
State Highway crews work through many areas around Anderson pushing snow from roads and spreading a mix of sand and salt shortly after midnight.
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Anderson
Street and Highway Workers Often Go Unthanked
Street and highway crews perform a disagreeable winter task and usually receive little personal thanks. The overall effectiveness of these workers depends on the efficiency and support from higher authorities.
Council Approves Funds For Local Requests
The Madison County Council approved several appropriations during a courthouse session. They included about $5,700 for expenses of the Nov 5 city elections, $3,000 for County Home repairs, and around $2,000 for Children's Home repairs.
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Madison County Council
White Plains firm markets device measuring isotope radiation in blood
A White Plains company markets a new device that measures isotope radiation in the bloodstream to gauge circulation after surgery. The device aims to monitor patients closely during recovery and could aid in assessing vascular function post op.
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White Plains
N.Y
Readiness and the Nation’s Wounds after Assassination
Washington by Roscoe Drummond and James B. Martin discuss the nation's shock after a President's assassination and the Lynch murder of Oswald. They urge measured justice, adherence to constitutional processes, and the need to keep sea power and democracy intact against Communist threats.
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Washington
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Psychology Aids Medicine And Public Persuasion
Dr. George W. Crane argues psychology drives medical success and public policy. He notes medical colleges neglect psychology, shares anesthesia cases using scripture to shift opinion, and promotes his booklet on public speaking and psychology charts available from Mellor, Indiana.
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David Crane
David
England
Garden of Eden
Adam
Command of the seas motto echoed by Admiral Anderson
Admiral George W. Anderson warned that losing command of the seas would leave the nation isolated and unable to sustain its industrial strength and destiny, quoting Themistocles on sea power and warning of a grinding halt to national power.
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George W. Anderson
Chief of Naval Operations
Themistocles
Earth
Early Christmas Carols and Francis of Assisi
The text reflects on 13th century Assisi and Saint Francis using carols and tableaux to spread Christmas joy. It notes Latin choirs and the word creche as features of medieval Christmas celebration attributed to 1224 and influences on modern carols.
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Assisi
Francis
Steel Production Tops Two Million Tons In Week
The American Iron & Steel Institute reports total steel production last week at two million tons the first time since July 13. It marks a 0.3 percent rise from 1,995,000 tons the prior week and continues a sixth straight weekly gain despite the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Wek
American Iron & Steel Institute
Kennedy Bill Extends Mrs Kennedy Staff and Secret Service Protection
The Senate quickly approved a bill to provide Mrs John F Kennedy an office staff for a year, life mailing privileges, and Secret Service protection for her and two children. The measure moves back to the House for minor change approvals after the Senate amendments.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
John F. Kennedy
House
Dallas
J. D. Tippitt
Tippit
Kennedy
Johnson
Lecuona Funeral To Be In US
The body of Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona who died in Santa Cruz de Tenerife will be flown to New York via Madrid on Wednesday. A funeral service will be held in New York, with burial later in Tampa Florida.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Spain
UPI
Ernesto Lecuona
New York
Madrid
Armando de la Torre
Siboney
Malaguena
Tampa
Florida
Nationalist China Premier Chen Cheng Resigns
Chen Cheng resigns as premier of Nationalist China but remains vice president. President Chiang Kai-shek accepts the resignation and names Finance Minister C. K. Yen to succeed him as premier. Yen previously governed Formosa from 1954 to 1957.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Chen Cheng
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chen
C. K. Yen
Yen
Snoring and Sleep Postures From Dr Brady
Dr William Brady discusses types of snoring nasal and glossal and offers home tips. He promotes face-making exercises from How to Breathe and the Sims left side sleep position to prevent tongue obstruction. He notes medical treatment and invites letters with a stamped envelope to 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Haircut Trial by a Mother Ends in Chaos
A narrator recalls how mothers cut boys' hair at home with a sheet on the floor. The child endures electric pains from stray hair, a bug lands on his nose, and scissors nick the ear. The boy cries, is soothed with a rebuke, and ponders what others will say. American Saying: Repartee is the apt answer you think of afterward.
Francis Barker Elected President of Indiana School Music Association
Francis Barker, band director at Madison Heights High School, was elected president of the Indiana School Music Association at a DePauw University meeting. ISMA includes nearly 500 central and southern Indiana schools and operates music contests with centers at Ball State Muncie and other colleges and high schools. About 10,000 music students will take part in solo and ensemble auditions in January and February. Other officers include Joe Naumcheff, Robert McGinnis, Robert Weeks, Earl Miley, Carroll Copeland, Ralph Chandler serving various roles across class rankings and secretary-treasurer.
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Francis Barker
Madison Heights
Indiana School Music Association
DePauw University
Greencastle
Indiana
Anderson Area
Ball State
Muncie
ISMA
Joe Naumcheff
Selma High School
Robert McGinnis
Rushville
Robert Weeks
Arlington High School
Earl Miley
Fort Branch
Carroll Copeland
Jefferson High School
Lafayette
Ralph Chandler
Ben Davis High School
Indianapolis
Madison County to Bid Road Supplies Friday at 10 A M
Madison County Board of Commissioners will receive bids Friday at 10 A M for highway supplies for 1964 including 12000 tons hot asphalt 6000 tons asphaltic concrete 100000 gallons gasoline 25000 gallons diesel fuel oil 3000 gallons lubricating oil 1500 pounds transmission grease 300 gallons antifreeze 25000 pounds I beams 5000 feet sewer tile and bridge repair materials. Bids for County Home and County Children's Home painting and supplies are due next Monday December 9.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Jesse Biddle
Harold Foust
Ralph McCord
Highway Department
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