Foreign aid battle leaves Johnson with uncertain win
The piece argues Johnson lost more than he won over foreign aid and predicts Congress will push for further cuts. It criticizes bureaucratic shuffling to hide aid and urges treating foreign aid as a whole with proper checks and balances. Senator Goldwater is cited regarding arm twisting.
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Washington
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Communists on the Campus in Virginia Law Debate
A Virginia General Assembly bill to bar Communist or Nazi speakers at tax supported colleges faces doubt of passage amid opposition from Gov. Harrison and the Richmond News Leader. The piece traces similar measures in Ohio Minnesota and North Carolina and notes UNC faculty opposition. The piece predicts cautious enforcement until the 1565 session.
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Anderson and Muncie Boost High School Sportsmanship
An editorial recalls a long rivalry between Anderson and Muncie high schools, notes disciplinary actions after a clash at the Frankfort tourney, and urges flawless conduct for the January 17 North Central Conference game at Anderson, stressing hospitality and exemplary sportsmanship for Hoosier basketball.
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Muncie
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Muncie Bearcats
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Successful Investing: readers weigh growth versus income
An exchange discusses stock choices and dividends in 1954. Central Soya and Canadian Pacific are cited as income plays while Medtronic Pacemaker and Westinghouse are noted for growth potential. Tax impacts on accruals and bonds are debated as readers seek guidance on switching, risks, and portfolio strategy.
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Soya
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Westinghouse
Spear
Ithem
L.G. Jumn
Features Corp
Cyprus turmoil and Greek Turkish tensions rise in Cyprus crisis
The piece outlines Cyprus unrest linked to Makarios plans and a divided Greek and Turkish Cypriot community. It notes British Greek and Turkish roles as guarantors, the 1959 1960 agreements, and the risk of renewed friction affecting NATO, with Cyprus autonomy provisions designed to protect the Turkish minority amid intercommunal violence.
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Treaseel Ceriey
Reeks
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Cyprus
Moscow
Britain
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Makario
Turkey
Prac
Makarios
Cypri T
Enosis
Ots
EOKA
Comnstitut
NATO
Syria
Iust
Communist Party
Obesity Advice From 1963 Syndicate Prompts Diet Plan
The document promotes drastic dieting and dehydration to lose weight, offering a booklet on losing ten pounds in ten days. It targets wives, blaming obesity for reduced romantic interest and urging drastic waist reduction with demeaning language. It cites Dr. Crane Mellor and promises charts for personal advice.
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Crane Mellor
Ind
Olkore Lines Emphasize Daily Life Over Tomorrow
An unknown author’s quatrain centers on living in the present. Strength for today suffices since tomorrow is merely another today. The poem hints at enduring joy and sorrow while avoiding anxiously forecasting future trials that have not yet appeared.
Waiting for Tomorrow Across a World of Omen
A poem fragment contrasts the young man who grasps at tomorrow with the old man mired in the future. It portrays Americans dreaming of a better world under the same sun, while voices warn against missing the present and letting faults wash away by time.
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Anone
Emergency Vehicle Runs Reported by Fire Department
Fire Chief Jack Richardson said several emergency runs occurred Wednesday with no serious injuries. Charles Craib, 1031 West 11th Street, was taken to Community Hospital after a stroke like illness. Walter Rogers, 1530 Jefferson Street, and Debra Adams, 231 Fletcher Street, were taken to St. John’s Hospital by the department ambulance.
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Richardson
Charles Craib
West 11Th St
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Walter Rogers
Jefferson St
St. John’s Hospital
Debra Adams
Fletcher
Controversial health column on periodic exams by Dr Brady
A reader signed as John Doe praises doctors who give time freely and discusses what a periodic physical exam should include. The piece notes few doctors actually perform such exams and urges public participation while inviting brief letters to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills for responses if stamped self-addressed envelopes are included.
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Doe
Amer
Ical Cancer Society
Tojtor
America
Kings Letes
Brady
William Brady
EN Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
When I am old forsake me not age inspires art
Poem proclaims that age need not close doors as Kant Verdi Tintoretto Holmes Titian Goethe endured. It urges persistence beyond seventy and eighty to create lasting works of merit and posterity.
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Verdi
Tintoretto
Holmes
Titian
Goethe
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