Absenteeism Study Aims to Cut City School Losses
The Anderson Public Schools launch a six month absenteeism study led by the Curriculum Study Council and David Adams to identify causes and reduce days missed. Officials will track illnesses oversleeping work lack of clothing tardiness vacation truancy and related factors in all 18 city buildings to protect state funds and improve student outcomes.
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What Is An American Anyway
A humorous editorial describes an American as contradictory yet revealing truths. The piece notes Americans demand budget balance yet spend last dime on a car, push speed limits yet buy slow cars, and boost defense while sharing with enemies. It highlights quirks from sports knowledge to politics and food, ending with the boast of abundant food and diets.
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Help The Mail Carrier Walking In Hazardous Snow
The heavy snowstorm has made walking dangerous for mail carriers. Icy sidewalks and packed snow raise slip risk as carriers work longer hours with heavier loads. Residents should clear paths from street to mailbox to prevent injuries during the holidays.
Pettengill criticizes government security cult and tax burden
Former Congressman Samuel B. Pettengill laments a society that leans on government for wealth, calling it parasitic. He cites rising inflation and taxes, notes that workers spend over two hours more daily on taxes than essentials, and argues that non-defense spending has surged 78 percent since 1954, challenging the notion that cuts are impossible.
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Samuel B. Pettengill
Christmas Tree Aid and Fire Safety Warnings
Column suggests helping needy families obtain free Christmas trees from various sources. Anderson Fire Department notes fires rise during Christmas season with dry trees and electrical hazards causing injuries and deaths nationwide. The piece cites a national survey reporting about 7,300 annual deaths and 929,000 nonfatal injuries from fires and burns, most occurring in homes.
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Kennedy Cabinet pace questioned by Lippmann
Walter Lippmann argues Kennedy delays the cabinet to reflect careful choice after a close election. He notes picks for Defense Secretary McNamara and State Secretary Rusk show broad talent, with Stevenson or Bowles as possible Commerce options and a shift toward pragmatic liberalism.
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Health service report cites fatal brain injury in tonsillectomy case
The incident details a brain necrosis risk linked to tonsillectomy and reports doctors frantically attempting to revive a patient after four minutes without heartbeat. Separate items note Commerce Department projections on Kennedy era cabinet reforms and Udall's Interior role, reflecting 1960-era public service discourse.
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Inter-jurisdictional money flow and U.S. deficit concerns
The report blames hot money for capital outflows as funds move to England, Germany, and Europe in search of higher returns. It notes foreigners selling U.S. stocks and bonds for losses, outlines tax implications, and discusses a potential annual deficit near 3.5 billion, with investments and growth in select sectors.
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Grandfather’s Guineas and Tax Loss Questions
A column discusses how folk songs adapt to environments and shifts to tax loss selling questions. It includes comment on tonsillotomy as a medical topic and briefly notes reader inquiries to Dr. Brady.
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Bethlehem episode cited in psychological case study note
A fragmented historical column discusses Christian humanitarian work and historic figures, citing Bethlehem, Isaiah, Jesus, Calvary, and explorers of religious history. It references the Constitution ship and lists captains associated with it, plus a note on psychology charts and personal advice requests.
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