State payroll drops from 1968 figures to 1969
W. W. Hill, Commissioner of the State Department of Administration, reports the state payroll for September 1969 at 11,384,600, down from 11,119,300 a year earlier. The decrease results from not replacing employees who resigned retired or died, with total staff down over 7,000 from last year, aligning with Gov Whitcomb's economy pledges.
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Whitcomb
Indiana Attorneys Endorse Pell For Seventh Circuit Seat
The Indiana Static Bar Association backs Willard F. Pell Sr. for the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals seat vacated by John Hastings. Proponents emphasize age experience and integrity over mere judicial tenure, urging President Nixon to nominate Pell promptly amid local political bickering.
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Indiana
John Astings
Washington
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Indiana Static Bar Asstitation
Willur F. Beil Sr
Shelbyville
Pell
Indiana State Bar Association
Scholastic Greenbacks and British Education Reform
A British group warns that modern reforms dilute discipline and lower standards since 1914. The Black Paper argues reading, spelling, and mathematics have declined, with up to 25 percent of students semi skilling. Universities’ graduate outputs are questioned without earned diplomas.
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England
Britain
Disney Stocks Boosted By Growth Prospects In New Park Era
Roger Spear notes Disney shares at 34x 1969 earnings with $3.49 per share. Disney World could add up to 60 cents to per share earnings if launched, while Disneyland’s library and new films bolster long term gains. Minderal King Resort delays noted, with California setback from Sierra Club. compromise expected. All American Fund analysis advises against adding to holdings given mixed recent performance and concentration risks.
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Walt Disney Productions
L.B
Ilsgal
Disneyland
Disney World Complex
Disney World
Minderal King Resort
California
Sierra Club
Fundscope
All American
Sordulia
Roger Spear
Cossbl
Roger E. Spear
The
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
Gen. Fea. Corp
Protesting Turkey Prank Draws Mixed Reactions
John Keasler reviews protest symbolism around a cottage cheese Thanksgiving scene and a black draped turkey aimed at President Nixon. The piece critiques protest theater while noting public fatigue with protest imagery and the absurdity of politicizing holidays.
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Pratest
Key Biscayne
Madison
York
Gimbel
Kigy Biscayne
Nixon
Santa
Dolly Old St. Nick
General Sherman
Valustine
South Africa through a wide-angle lens in 1963
Paul Harvey examines South Africa in 1963, praising its modern economy and skilled professionals while noting apartheid. He argues for careful U.S. engagement, comparing conditions to other nations and highlighting South Africa’s resources, defense, and potential for cooperation despite disagreements.
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South Africa
Sarith Afriga
Soh
Africa
Jose
Gary Player
Christian Barnard
H. F. Verwoerd
Spain
Republic of South Africa
Gen
Fea. Corp
Integrating Schools Questioned by 1990s Debate
The piece argues that despite Warren era rulings and federal court actions, integration may not improve outcomes. Windsor Hills Elementary shows high average IQ but a predominantly Black student body, suggesting favorable conditions can boost achievement without full integration. It quotes Ben Holman and others urging realism, cautioning against forced busing and troops to enforce desegregation, highlighting local community support as essential.
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Wits
Los Angeles
Windsor Hills
Windsor Hils
California
Warren
Jess
Une
Ben Holman
United States Community Relations Service
Federal Department of Justice
Mol Salt
Tye
Dye
Holtian
Holman
Harlem
Mgr. Holmai
Amyway
Ai. Houert Pinch
S Welfare
Burger Court
Mississippi
Ison
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Gen
Fea, Corp
Folklore Reflections and Proverb Commentary
A compact extract of folklore style observations by William Wade Theaul and references to ib Bon's Destine and Fall of the Roman Empire plus assorted proverbs The text surveys misused life lessons in Drovers and notes various proverbial lines about animals and human behavior The tone mirrors old editorial snippets with scattered quotation marks and misspellings
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Theaul
Ibbon
Decks
Church and Rockefeller clash over arms and Latin America policy
In a Senate hearing, Senator Church opposes arming Latin American regimes to combat communism, while Governor Rockefeller urges arms to preserve internal security. The exchange, described by a columnist, criticizes defeatist pacifism and links disarmament to U.S. leadership risks in the hemisphere and Asia.
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Church
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Defense Department
Tockefeller
Artis
Theu
Saigon
Helsinki
Latin America
Asia
United States
New York Review
J. F. Stone
Cuba
Kennedy
Mexico
Wilson
Hemisphere
Wnter
Vietnam
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
Truman
Stone
Nixon
Defestism & Disarmament Bros
Latin
Fulbright
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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