Can a court suppress the news in secrecy law case
In 1953 Indiana passed the Hughes Anti-Secrecy Law asserting public access to government records. A judge denied a reporter access to an affidavit on a juvenile case, raising questions of whether courts can suppress news under the act and prompting coverage in this issue.
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Indiana General Assembly
Tadhaina
Tyrese
Anderson
Jude
Tom Ronald K. Mower
Andersen Merald
Conde
Indiana
Fowler
Hoghes
Fea
Wiros
Enforcement By Headley’s Policy Spurs Early Gains
Mini Palice Chief Walter Headley reports a sharp drop in violators from 60 to 69 percent in Negro districts after deploying dogs and aggressive patrols. Supporters claim fear declines and church attendance rises while critics warn of repression and potential underground crime.
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Mini Palice
Walter Headley
Wits
Headles
Miami
Urban League
Thedford Johnson
Negro District
Hendley
Americcan Civil Libertius Union
Associated Press
Credibility Gap Grows Over UPI Wires
The United Press International dispatches claim Secretary Gardner did not resign and is satisfied with the HEW budget for the coming year. A second report says Johnson accepted Gardner’s resignation with regrets, noting displeasure over the fiscal year 189 budget for the department.
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United Press International
Well Ai Suds
Gardner
HEW
Nam
Johnson
John W. Gardner
Secresary of Health, Education
Wits
Investment questions mix stocks and annuities in volatile market
A reader asks whether to hold Gulf Resources style growth stocks like Lake Shore Mines and Valldian Oils or switch to Transamerica for diversification. The advisor suggests cautious staking, favoring bank or annuity options for safety, and notes cannot answer all mail personally while urging diversification and careful risk.
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Te Manta San
Cily
Babe Story Mines
Ogetévatal Pete
Van
Valladian Oils
Lake Shore Mines
Amlike
Transamerica
Tanta Yidow
Daugher
Spear
Fea, Corp
Public anger over Vietnam fuels calls to act
Paul Harvey discusses Congress and Johnson on Vietnam policy. He notes American voters and officials blame Southeast Asia stalemate, with criticism of South Vietnamese conduct and calls to either escalate or withdraw. He links Pueblo and spy-ship tensions to a broader frustration about the war policy.
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Asia
Ia Wonsan
Exen
Vietnam
Pueblo
North
South
Sen
Ted Kennedy
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Farmail
Lyse
Vint
de Gawle
Wilf
Fea. Corp
Memoir of a 19th Century Physician Educator in Shortsville
The reminiscence reflects on medical training from a high school start to Buffalo Medical School, internship at Bria County Hospital, and practice in Pen Yan New York. It contrasts early medical beliefs about nerves and digestion with evolving nutrition science, recalling patient misconceptions and the author’s efforts to provide clear guidance. The piece ends with a personal note from Dr. William Brady El Camino Beverly Hills California inviting letters for health questions.
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HCC
Tate
Daniel A. Elseline
Shortsville
N.Y
Canandaigua
Andy
Eiselion
University of Buffalo Medical School
Bria County H Hospital
Buffalo
New York State
Miedical School
Sid
Micky
Pen Yan
Horsheather
Ancays School of Hygiene
Lrady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic Advice on Charm and Conversation
A reader Nora Q. seeks help from Dr George Crane on gaining charm beyond looks to win second dates. The Clinic urges using attention holding tactics, widening perspective, and a quick HEL P formula for conversation plus a charm course and booklet offer.
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Nore
Nora Q
Dr. Crane
Mia
Dr. Grane
Northwestern University
de. Crane
Nova
Ryig
Nora
Folklore and Language Notes From a Fragmented Column
William Wade explores folk derivations of words such as frau and wift and examines jokes about radio bans on a Youngs woman song lyric. Anecdotes include etiquette from Godeys Lady's Book and a roadside sign joke about blondes and brunettes. American saying about talking of others closes the snippet.
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Hanning
Brighten the corner where you are in Indianapolis
A local citizen effort, Citizens Forum led by Mattie Coney, cleans up Indianapolis neighborhoods without government money. Volunteers remove junk, coordinate with officials, and promote neighborly relations with practical rules to curb crime and improve the urban environment.
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Anderan
Indiana
Felis Medison
BNA Gees
Congress
Washington
Ani
Hamelin
Citizens Forum
Indianapolis
Mattie Coney
M. Stanton Evans
Margaret Moore
America
Arlington House
Elmo Coney
Lilly Endowment
Ther
Coneys
Kim Coney
Most Popular WWII Training Air Ship
Navy aviators trained primarily in the N3N airship program, more than any other type, with over 3,000 officers and enlisted ment trained in the Naval Air Facility Catapult and Arresting Gear School. The Naval Air Engineering Center evolved into a major hub for aircraft and weapon system development.
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Aircra
Midway
NAF
Pratat
Navy
Ing
Naval Air Engineering Center
Totay
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