Booster Shots for Morale of Handicapped Children
A psychologist urges mothers to frame physical handicaps as catalysts for achievement. Through stories of famous figures like Moses, Caesar, Edison, Stevenson, and Roosevelt, children learn to view disabilities as spur to effort and success.
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Moses
Demosthenes
Caesar
Mitton
Beethoven
Thomas Edison
Robert Louis Stevenson
Treasure Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dr Brady's health advice and eggs diet piece
Dr Brady discusses building a child's morale and self worth amid disabilities, citing stories like Cinderella and Little Sandy Sleighfoot. He praises parental and Sunday school influence, then shifts to nutrition praising eggs, riboflavin rich foods, and a milk heavy diet for gallstones, urging balanced intake and vitamin sources while addressing reader questions.
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Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Sandy
Mary Roe
Mary
Ling
The Mystery of Life in an Egg Masterpiece
LM Watkins explains the egg as a sealed cell harboring life’s potential. Incubation transforms liquids into eyes beaks bones and nerves under heat and time. The piece invites readers to ponder the unknown force that makes life emerge from the egg and the shell.
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Uelslamuaine Parcs
Great Scientific Mutiny proposed by world scientists in 1967
Guest editorial notes a hypothetical mutiny when scientists from ten nations halt arms work, seeking humanity’s survival. It recounts Pugwash talks, Soviet science autonomy, and calls for an international conference across disciplines to reveal the danger. The piece frames loyalty to humanity over states.
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Japan
West Germany
Sweden
Red China
United States
Russia
Britain
Pugwash
Iron Curtain
Russian Academy of Sciences
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Soviet Academy of Science
Soviet Union
Human Rights Day Protest Against Apartheid Worldwide
The American Committee on Africa calls a World Human Rights Day, mobilizing clergy, educators, government figures, and artists to denounce South Africa's apartheid. About 80 percent of the population is nonwhite subjected to racial separation. global opinion intensifies as condemnation peaks and calls for action grow.
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American Committee On Africa
Union of South Africa
South Africa
James A. Pike
Ralph W. Lockman
Reinheld Niebuhr
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Martin Luther King Jr
Stringfellow Barr
Mark van Doren
Irving M. Ives
Dennis Chavez
George Leader
Edmund Muskie
Oscar Hammerstein Jr
John Gunther
Gardner Cowles
News Faces Circulation Manager and Herald Staff
Circulation manager Harry, with The Herald since 1934, rose from mail room foreman to his current post. Native of Alexandria, he lives at 501 W. 37th St with Lois and two sons, enjoys newspaper photography. Chief Proofreader Mrs. Zazorski, six years at The Herald, previously with Muncie papers, resides 3407 Forrest Terrace with husband and two children. Staff Photographer Ron Partain, Anderson native, son of Don and wife, part of night crew after two and a half years in service.
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Harry
The
Herald
Alexandria
W. 37Th St
Lois
Zazorski
Emporia
Ind
Muncie
Rowland Title Co
Forrest Terrace
Ron
Anderson High School
Anderson
Don K. Partain
Lowell Ave
Larry Gibson
German Armament Talks Stir Western NATO Debates
Bonn reports show Germans split over arming Western Germany with atomic weapons and guided missiles. Some argue it would threaten reunification and provoke Soviet retaliation, while others say NATO deterrence requires equal armament across members. Christmas customs note life in Bonn with marzipan crafts and Saint Nicholas traditions.
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Bonn
Germany
West Ger
Mosmans
Washington
NATO
West
Paris
Gora
Soviet Union
Ume
Wes Powers
Thej Istmas
Terenee Helier
Sherpieco
Cne
Moly
Eastland
Adams Urges Clear Succession Plan for Acting President
St Louis United Press dispatch reports Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams warns Congress of a dangerous constitutional gap if the vice presidency cannot assume acting president duties quickly when the president is incapacitated. He cites Eisenhower’s recent stroke reminder and says a constitutional amendment is needed, with ratification likely not before 1960 at the earliest.
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ST. Louis
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
Congress
Christmas joy born in Bethlehem in a Christ child
The poem recalls the first Christmas when Judea faced woe and grief, angels proclaimed relief, and tidings of joy spread. It links the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem to universal joy for all on earth, celebrated by shepherds and all mankind.
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Cannes
Christ
Judea
Earth
Bethlehem
Flawed Riffs on Prices Blame High Costs and Change
A fragmentary reader column gathers notes from multiple voices, blaming profits, wages, credit, and policy for inflation and economic strain. Quotes reference Eisenhower, Patman, Humphrey, and others amid dialogue on monetary policy and public debt.
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Motors
Jessor Spahr
Professor Fisher
Humphrey
Patman
William T. Williams
L. B. r/Recorders Court sanity commis
Angus
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Thor
Ty State
Reuther
Waldo Emerson
Ralph
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