Pendleton State Police promote Sgt Epperson to Lt at Pendleton Post
Promoted last week to lieutenant in command of the Pendleton Post, Charles Epperson is praised by friends for decades of diligent service at Pendleton and Redkey posts. A veteran of 20 years, he attended FBI National Police Academy and Harvard Associates in Police Science and is known as Sgt Epperson or Eppy. He takes the new rank after January 1.
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Pendleton
Redkey
Epperson
Pendleton Post
FBI National Police Academy
Harvard Associates
Sgt. Epperson
H. L. Mencken
Khrushchev
Hoxha
Soviet
Adzhabet
Kennedy
Tommy J
Tommy
Bae Nadadeda
Auute Uuuze
Lute
Buso
Lane
God
Blair golf club lands 14 acres back for expansion
A Blair Nebraska golf club reclaimed 14 acres formerly used for fairways to expand its course. Last year officials reported the club then received a government payment of 288 dollars for taking land previously in corn out of production. Senator Young notes the unexpected grant.
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Blair
Neb
Sen. Young
Dohio
Golf Club
Health Insurance Increases Reach and Coverage In 1960
A Health Insurance Institute booklet shows 92 percent of hospital expense policyholders also had surgical expense protection and 66 percent covered medical expenses. Hospital plans covered about 132 million people, surgical plans 121 million, regular medical plans 8714 million, major medical 27 million, and income loss protection 42 million. Voluntary organizations paid $5.7 billion in benefits in 1960, up 82 percent since 1955. Some welfare staters still discuss compulsory federal health insurance.
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United States
The
Health Insurance Institute
Teller votes in the House reveal records on major issues
The article explains teller voting in the House, its concealment of individual stances, and how it affected 1961 amendments including the Hanford reactor and foreign aid. It contrasts teller votes with roll calls, notes Kennedy’s remarks on recording votes, and discusses potential electronic voting and anonymity concerns.
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Hanford
House
Senate
Afl-Cio
Bal Harbour
Fla
Kennedy
Congress
The Fast Age Commentaries on a Rapid Era
A selection from an 1900 article titled A Fast Age reflects on speed in life and society. The piece criticizes rushing in work, politics, and pleasures, warning that rapid change may usher in collapse and urging cautious progress. It cites speed in travel, communication, elections, and cultural adoption as defining traits.
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America
Cracks in the Soviet Mirror Reach Albania Rift
Washington reports a widening split in the Soviet bloc as Albania asserts independence from Moscow. Khrushchev era lines are questioned, with Yugoslavia cited as a model for national path within communism. The piece links Albania’s stance to broader strains in Eastern Europe and hints at ambitions for space feats to reinforce regime unity.
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Albania
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Washington
Kremlin
East Germany
Soviet Bloc
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Enver Hoxha
Khrushchev
Earth
de- Stalinich
Moon Exploration To Feature 62 Space Programs
Washington reports optimistic plans for 1962 and 1967 68 space efforts. Officials say U S crews may extend stays in orbit and test direct ascent methods as Russia pursues lunar flight and the United States bets on accelerated programs.
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UPT
Prithan
United States
Nimbus
Centaur
U.S
Lecuniry
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Jand Gherman Titov
Clude
Earth
Hardy Instruments
Moon
Ranger
Venus
Nezvous
Space Instruments
B. Shepherd Jr
Virgil I
Grissom
Ti Wit
Ham
Thej
Mercury
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
International Harvester
Unitedjit
General ElectricStates
Staim
Lion
U.S.S.R
Jon
Sian
Erie
Pauw
Jman Astronautic and Scientific
Investor Advice on Bonds and a Shift to Higher-Grade Issues
Retired investor should hold Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis bonds and Texas & Pacific 3s for safety with a planned eventual shift to higher-grade issues. Evans Products advised to sell for Munsingwear, while Khrushchev and Albanian tensions feature in a broader news digest.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Texas & Pacific
C.H. A
New York Central
Central
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Philadelphia Electric
Evans Products
General Features Corp
Dogs As Psychiatrists For Neurotics
A pamphlet style piece argues dogs soothe neurotic children by offering affection, reducing anxiety, and guiding behavior. It portrays dogs as nonjudgmental companions that comfort kids, promising relief for anxious families and suggesting dog ownership as a therapeutic aid.
The Shepherd Seeks Faithful Gifts for New Year
A devotional verse credits God for gifts of THOUGHTFULNESS, VISION, WILL TO FIGHT, FRIENDLINESS, LOVE OF FUN, and UNDERSTANDING. The speaker vows to use these gifts to pursue justice and respect in the year ahead.
Chronic rheumatism and arthritis debate from early medical views
A reader letter and medical commentary trace chronic rheumatism to degeneration rather than inflammation. The piece contrasts Osler’s views with modern terms, noting most joint trouble is not true inflammatory arthritis and warning against miracle cures. It references Osler, medical merchants, and a critique of widespread misconceptions.
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Osier
Osler
Marchants of Medicine
U. S
Hratest
Dr. Osler
SAC
Scientists Gather For Denver Session
About 2,000 science leaders from around the world arrive for the 128th meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science with 69,000 members. They will present 1,500 papers in 300 sessions from Tuesday to Saturday. The piece also notes a Bethlehem Steel super tanker under construction in Quincy Massachusetts, 106000 tons with 43 000 horsepower.
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UPS
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association
Bethleshem Steel Co
Panama
Suez Canal
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