Dr John A Morrison mourned leader of Anderson College
The Anderson Herald mourns Dr John A Morrison president emeritus of Anderson College. He helped save the college during the 1930s depression and led its accreditation in 1946. His eight years of formal schooling did not stop him from building a liberal arts institution and guiding students of 20 faiths. He died last week leaving a lasting void in the community and education.
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Anderson College
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Russell Olt
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Tax Hike Shrinks Take Home Pay as Social Security Levy Rises
The 1966 Social Security tax increase adds 5 billion dollars to the Social Security Trust Fund funded equally by workers and employers. Workers earning 6600 dollars face a tax rise of 103.20 dollars while the new 277.20 dollar payroll tax max will be matched by employers. Take home pay falls about 2 dollars weekly for those earning 6600. The higher tax supports 7 percent benefits for 20 million recipients and the new Medicare program starting July 1. Projections show gradual increases in subsequent years.
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Social Security Trust Fund
Congress
Fill The Vacuum Says Dr Joyce Urges Private Enterprise
Dr Herbert E Joyce president of New York Erie County Medical Society warns that big government grows in vacuums. He urges filling gaps with private voluntary enterprises to prevent governmental overreach and preserve self control and self determination.
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Herbert E. Joyce
New York
Erie County Medical Society
Successful Investing When Buying Into A Competitive Field
Advice column discusses Alberto Culver as a small hair care firm facing strong competition from Bristol-Myers. It notes rising promo costs and an 84 percent income drop in 10 months, suggesting switching to Bristol-Myers for potential 20 percent earnings gain in 1965. Also mentions Israel bonds and education funding with stocks FMC Corp and American Hospital Supply as strong picks for long term growth.
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Bristol-Myers
Israel
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Fea. Corp
The Mysterious 500 Grand in Caracas Seizures
Western agents report travelers arriving at the International Ai in Caracas seized and found with 500000 dollars hidden in underwear. Italians and Spaniard denied ties to foreign powers, claiming the money as personal, but intelligence links point to Moscow via the Italian Communist party to aid Venezuela's Communist factions.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Italy
Spain
Moscow
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Franklin and Cold War Tactics Sparked by Misleading Beliefs
The article links Benjamin Franklin’s tactic of exposing British misinformation with broader Cold War concerns. It notes Soviet interest in Latin America, Venezuelan Communist activity, and Moscow's push to legitimize the Venezuelan party, aiming to undermine Western influence and extend its reach through selective terrorism and political subversion.
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Moscow
Venezuela
Havana
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Algeria
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Peking
Latin America
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Fidel Castro
Hawaii
Castro
Frica
Asia
Latin
America
State Officials Cite Four Million Dollars Unclaimed
Indiana Revenue officials say as much as 4 million in sales tax credits and unclaimed refunds remained for Hoosiers who did not file last year. 1.6 million residents will receive 1965 income tax booklets as forms go out. Intangible tax forms and separate stock and bond tax checks will be mailed under a new system ahead of next April 15.
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Munich reports six selfinflicted deaths on Christmas Eve
Munich police reported six cases of self destruction on Christmas Eve in the Bavarian capital. The AP dispatch notes the unusual tally as investigators review circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Case X-492 and the erosion of vital organs in adulthood
A health advisory style piece discusses Case X-492, Tom Low’s diabetes and sugar in urine, and uses medical metaphors about erosion of organs. It compares bodily wear to land erosion from improper farming and warns that smoking obesity and alcohol can shorten life by damaging the liver lungs and glands. It notes insulin needs decline with age from about 100 units daily to 50–75 units by fifty.
How to Break the Tobacco and Liquor Habits Booklet
The author urges self care for the human body likening it to a Rolls Royce and promotes a booklet titled How to Break the Tobacco and Liquor Habits. Readers are asked to send a stamped return envelope and 20 cents to obtain the booklet, plus 25 cents for personal advice or psychological charts from Dr. Crane in Mellor Indiana.
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War drama hits Viet Nam tour as Skyhawk crashes
Comedian Bob Jope and his troupe witness a U S Navy A4 Skyhawk crash during a Christmas weekend show aboard a carrier in Viet Nam. The pilot survives after ejecting and is rescued. dancer Joey Heatherton greets him with a kiss as cast members reflect on the danger.
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UPI
Bob Jope
Joey Heatherton
William Braugher
Newark
Ohio
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Hope
Gil
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RCAF to Airlift Oil to Zambia Next Thursday
Canadian Air Force plans participation in an oil airlift to Zambia with four C 130 transports. The first plane will depart Africa Sunday to join the airlift at Ndjili and Leopoldville, routing 4000 gallon loads to Lusaka and Ndola as Rhodesia cut Zambia's oil supply.
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UPI
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Health Service column on angina and self care
The note discusses coronary insufficiency and angina pectoris with home care tips. It lists nitroglycerin, breathing exercises, oxygen inhalation, and daily calcium with vitamin D as aids. It claims the calcium suggestion is the author’s unique belief guided by Dr Heberden, and invites readers to write to Dr Brady with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Eisener
Isler
John Hunter
Wm. Heberden
Indiana Tax Commission reports net rise in state property valuations
Indiana Tax Commissioner Larry Mohr said audits added 124 million to the state's tax rolls while Marion County could see a possible tax rate increase due to incomplete review. He cited a single case where General Motors cut its Marion County valuation from 10 million to about 7.29 million and noted other reductions, offset by a 12 million statewide gain in assessed value.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Larry Mohr
Indiana Tax Commission
Indiana
Marion County
Mohr
General Motors Corp
Tax Commission
History of the Wasp navy vessels and WWII carrier link
The inquiry traces several ships named Wasp from 1775 schooner blown up in 1777 to a 1806 sloop renamed Peacock and losses at sea. It lists Wasp five and a World War II escort carrier Wasp, noting wartime torpedo losses and speculation that the recovery ship for astronauts was the WWII Wasp.
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James B. Martin
Wasp
Baltimore
Delaware
Washington Navy Yards
Pa Navy
Royal Navy
Peacock
Navy
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