Crime Prevention Week Stirs Young Voices From Local Kids
The Anderson Exchange Club sponsors Crime Prevention Week with student visits to police facilities. Ellen Stanley a seventh grader at Central Junior High writes a poem praising officers as protectors, reflecting the program’s impact on hundreds of Oliver youngsters.
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Anderson Exchange Clubs
Ellen Stanley
Central Junior High School
Mama
Blue
Wren
Oliver
Prisoners and Reprisals in North Korea Vietnam War Standoff
The piece surveys threats to try Pueblo crew members and US responses under Geneva wartime rules. It cites North Korea and Vietnam reservations, Viet Cong actions, and the lack of access for neutral observers. It notes 1,200 missing from Vietnam, about 250 possibly prisoners, and three pilots released to Laotian contacts.
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North Korea
United States
Pueblo
Kan Cher Gyn
Moscow
North Vietnam
Hanoi
James Reston
Lyndon Johnson
Harold G. Bennett
Humbert R. Versace
Kenneth R
U.S. State Department
North
Vistiam
U.S
Hue
Wireal
Ile
Successful Investing column by Roger Spear outlines stock ideas
The article presents investment guidance for a married couple with $10,000 in the bank and $30,000 life policy, suggesting Engelhard Metals and Gannett as core holdings and recommending replacement of Sherritt with Del Monte. It notes examining company fundamentals via broker-provided, readable forms and mentions the Constitution preamble.
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Engelhard Minera
S & Chemica
Haney & Harmon
Shecrit Gordon
Gennwlt
Engiehard
Vandy & Harmon
Engelhard
Awatch Handy
Ski Corp
Gannett
Sherritt
del Monte
Spear
Fen
Revitalize Veterans Groups Call to Arm America
Paul Harvey urges renewed service by veterans with calls to action for the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He highlights Hendersonville Post 9851 as a model with community service, youth programs, and a barless, shared building. He argues numbers drive policy and urges veterans to rejoin and lead the front on the home front.
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Hendersonville
VFW
Scania
Post 9851
Rey
Washington
Lawmaekrs
VFW Post
Legion Post
Sworth
America
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Food Tyrant and His Diet Demands
A reader describes a family man who only eats white bread and potatoes and rejects vegetables calling them rabbit food. His wife cooks three meals daily including separate menus for each son while she enjoys varied meals and displays warmth and vigor. Dr Brady offers replies to brief health letters by stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Brady
Erry Hills
California
Problems of Heart Transplants Stir Global Debate
A Lafayette Journal and Courier column weighs the ethics and practicality of human heart transplants. It questions donor supply, ownership rights, and potential legal rulings, while pondering moral implications for individuals and nations alike.
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United States Supreme Court
Purdue University
Elliott Hall of Music
Communitt
Lafayette Jornal and Courier
Newspapers Still The Family Textbook For Americans
Louise L a journalism student asks Dr Crane if television and radio will overtake newspapers and if journalism is dying. The piece argues newspapers defend democracy, warn against government control of media, and praise comics as a child reader tool while noting TV lures away audiences.
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Louise L
John Drewry
University of Eorgia
Crane
Raio
Congress
America
White House
FCC
Folklore and small town quips from Indiana scenes
The piece collects rural humor and odd anecdotes from Indiana like a cider taste during a neck squeeze, an apple sign for a clothing shop, a photographer charging ten dollars a dozen for children, and a barber shop dog keenly watching. It closes with a proverb about pressing an advantage.
To The Point MAN ENEMY OF NATURE
The piece warns that humans threaten nature with bulldozing and pollution, noting poisoned lakes, smog, ruined oyster beds, and radioactive waste. It cites Lake Michigan near Muskegon, smog over Arrowhead, and global patterns, urging reverence for natural balance and future generations. Edmund Burke quoted.
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Coltage
Muskegon
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Lake Michie
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
AL Lake Arrowhead
California
England
Colchester
Italy
London
Nich
Edmund Burke
Fea
Apollo ships transformation of 1961 to 1963 described
John F. Ennis, Boston Principal Surveyor, details the Apollo ships built by General Dynamics in Quincy Massachusetts. Three tankers were cut and rebuilt into new ships about 985 feet long with 75 foot beams for Navy use, undergoing dock and sea trials before acceptance.
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Uestion
USA Navy
John F. Ennis
Ennis
Boston
Ttate
Apollo
Siartin
Eneral Dynamics
Incy
Mass
Srreyors
U.S. Navy
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harries W. Toner
Folwe Saleson
Jane Toner
Scott
Charles W Laughlin Waymong
Presigrat
Mandy
Pertoge
Anderson
Indiana
Meil
Medigon
Madiven
Tadiana
Indiong
Tour Kerald
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Allagiatad Peas
Vse
Eli
Paul Harvey News
Brady’ S Health Service
William Brady
Hector Auf
Mellor
Folklore
By William Wade
By Russell Kirk
Cyprus
James 8. Mart
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