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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1961
Page
2
Donald L. Boyes announced 1961 committee appointments at the Anderson Chamber of Commerce last week. The president promised an aggressive year with a mix of longtime and newer members to lead public affairs and city growth.
After 68 years Ind. town of Upland loses about 300 of 2 060 residents as the Board of Trustees votes to move the university’s administration. Founded in 1846 as a Methodist school, the campus remains in a transitional phase with reduced Chamber of Commerce support and a three year 1.5 million financial plan from Wayne County to aid the institution. Officials cite more part time student employment and a larger campus for expansion and community backing.
The piece outlines a Gettysburg departure for a pastoral tenant and notes Eisenhower survives tributes including a ten hour TV documentary. It mentions the Hoover Award honoring engineering and civic work since 1930 and lists sponsors. The NBC program Tribute to a Patriot features James Stewart with tributes from Kennedy Nixon Nehru Macmillan Clark and others.
Moscow opens a delayed Communist Party plenum amid a veteran shakeup in Soviet agriculture. After poor harvests, key officials such as Bryansk chief and minister Matskevich are replaced. Experts warn grain acreage and the Virgin Lands program mayface further changes as Khrushchev pushes modernization and cooperative townships for peasants.
The report notes a 1,067,545 dollar Gamacean Dixon Yates grant linked to a star player and Pete S. Completer in a key executive move. Details remain sparse but the focus is on financial and personnel shifts shaping the market.
Washington column argues Vice President Nixon will not seek governorship in California but instead act as a national spokesman for GOP voters. It suggests he aims to influence Kennedy era policy, support Senate and House campaigns in 1962, and strengthen Republican organization for 1964.
A satirical column mocks medical claims and the efficacy of placebos, sugar pills, and charlatan treatments. It cites Marilyn M while critiquing dramatic personalities and medical advice, suggesting readers rely on basic scientific facts over hype.
The health writer discusses how sunlight and vitamin intake affect ailments and skin care. Questions are raised about alfalfa tea and hydration’s roles, while noting vitamins A to G and calcium for nutrition, with political and public notices interwoven in the broader text.
The article discusses figures like Dewey Stevenson and Kennedy era politics, noted Senate security concerns and elections. It covers Indiana district strategies, a Cross Plains bank burglary, and a dentists' political influence topic. It includes Irish immigrant anecdotes, health notes on vitamin D, and a Brady health column signing.
A reflective piece contrasts awakening to truth with political questions on defense reform. It references Secretary of Defense transitions, Symington’s criticisms, and the need for clarified naval terminology. The Manila Friendship Ball is also noted with a date.
The article notes Marilyn arguing that belief often cures more than special foods or patent medicines and emphasizes starting with facts in science.
A fragmentary note discusses not underestimating the shepherd and his foes. It mentions a Jew ish shepherd lad, a campaign against a coven, a final victory loss, and a warning to heed admonition to not underrate opposition. The text hints at battles, weapons, and caution in facing stronger rivals.
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