Indiana Fifth District Bereft of House Representation in Turbulent Move
A Tuesday party line vote by Democrats blocked debate and left 459473 residents of Indiana Fifth District without a representative while a disputed election contest involving J Edward Roush and George Chambers unfolds. The piece urges seating Roush or Chambers pending probe and warns of prolonged vacancy.
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House of Representatives
Indiana Fifth
Dillard
Tenn
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John R. Walsh
Roush
Anderson
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Tipton
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Huntington
Wabash
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Yest
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House Administration Committee
Rep. Davis
Tennessee
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Congress
Congyn Roush
Indiana
House
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Chambers
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Government in business fuels tax debate in Montana
The Livingston Enterprise reports a $40 million steel plant plan in Montana where a regional utility offered to invest to cut costs, while a federal system would supply power at much lower rates. Critics argue government competition with taxpaying firms raises taxes and burdens taxpayers, citing Dr. Willis Stone on 700 federal corporate activities and calls to reduce government involvement.
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Montana Power Compu
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Livingston
Steel Company
Washington
Willis Stone
Committee For Economic Freedom
Balance Of Payments and US Foreign Travel Policy
The piece argues the balance of payments deficit is a non trade issue caused by non governmental spending abroad and suggests boosting international goodwill through American tourist agencies abroad. Rep O'Brien of New York pushes creating such agencies to attract European visitors and generate both goodwill and hard currency.
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Europe
Rep. O'Brien
New York
U N crisis and Congo drive vital United Nations test
The United Nations faces two linked crises centered on the Congo and Soviet veto power. A broader Western Afro Asian alliance could salvage U N usefulness, while Soviet resistance risks paralyzing the organization and isolating Congo. The debate in the General Assembly tests whether constructive action can prevail.
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Guns on ships show broad range of calibers and roles
The document lists naval gun calibers from 40 mm anti aircraft weapons to 16 inch battleship guns. It notes heavy cruisers carry three 40 mm turrets, reserve ships mount 16 inch guns with ranges over twenty miles, and aircraft guns include 26 mm and 50 cal types.
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J. B. Martin
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North Korean fishermen reported kidnapped denied by UN forces
The United Nations Command denies reports that ten North Korean fishermen were kidnapped at sea near 38 North. The article notes the capture occurred in late December and mentions naval vessels and the ongoing tension in the area. It also references broader Cold War alignment and a congressional boundary bill in the Gulf.
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United Nations Force
Kennedy silent on moral support clue in Cuba crisis analysis
As Kennedy preps for 1961, critics link his stance to Eisenhower’s Cuba policy and moral support rhetoric. A city county joint improvement idea surfaces for edge streets near Anderson, last proposed under GOP control in 1954. A separate note reports a Hammond court fining 59 year old William Dwane Clark for two squirrels out of season. Bally Ache, a versatile horse, earned retirement earnings then died.
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Latin America
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Dr Brady’s Health Service on Chronic Rheumatism and Nutrition
Dr Brady argues chronic rheumatism is a nutritional deficiency disease linked to calcium, B complex, iodine and vitamin D shortages. He cites Osler, criticizes cold damp work for arthritis, and urges readers to consider dietary reforms. Brady offers a booklet and answers health letters with a self addressed envelope.
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Lyott
Eisenhower
Idio
Ehater
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Castro
United States
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Arma
Mohady
Othi
Manufacturers Trust Co
Dr. Brady
William ‘Brady
el Camino
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Boston
Cuba
Debra G and family therapy in a church column
Debbie presents a case of feuding parents placing strain on a child, with Dr Crane advising on conflict roots and offering a booklet on sex differences. The piece frames parental ego and marital friction as the core issues, urging healthier dynamics and responsible guidance within the family.
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Debbie
Folklore by William Wade Notes on satire in folk tradition
A brief reflection on how disapproval or satire commonly emerge in folklore. William Wade notes patterns in folk expression, signaling social attitudes and community norms through informal narratives and humor.
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