Promoted Officers Move Up In Anderson Police Dept
Two veteran officers of the Anderson Police Department will be promoted at the start of next month. Capt Fred Richardson moves to Traffic Safety Division while Sam Adams takes over Juvenile Division. Both have long service records and aided in solving major crimes, praised for their conduct and loyalty to the department.
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Anderson Police Department
Fred Richardson
Sam Adams
Richardson
Adams
Ety
Russia and United States Gym Team Exhibition Tour
The report notes the 1964 Olympics where Japan won the men’s gymnastics team event while Russia earned individual golds for three competitors from Finland. An exhibition tour in the United States aims to popularize gymnastics, with optimism that a basketball victory could boost interest.
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United States
Japan
Finland
U. Ps
Heed Their Advice by View trend how fore it is too late
A group of high ranking churchmen warn that society faces a lack of responsible leadership from both management and labor. They argue social welfare goals increasingly rely on collective action rather than individual effort, threatening personal responsibility and freedom. They urge government avoid welfare statism that weakens morality.
Spread in food prices sparks debate on farmer share
A well known financial columnist and a food processing authority discuss the spread between what farmers receive and what consumers pay. They cite wage tax and transport costs as key factors and note mass production and distribution rely on built in services. The Retail Food Price Index shows restaurant prices up 18 percent since January 1983 while grocery prices stay steady.
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Denmark
Sylvia Porter
America
Texas
Dakota Plains
Wisconsin
Welsh Wins Support for Program of State Reforms
Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh gains bipartisan backing in a joint session as he outlines a program to reform state government. Proposals include a State Department of Administration, reapportionment, repeal of right to work, tax exemptions for household goods, civil rights enforcement, and creation of a state port authority. Welsh also calls for tightening absentee ballots while recount challenges surface after a large Lake County victory margin.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Haridals
W. Handley
Treasury
Giana
Alhough the Welsh
Senate
House
Richard
State Department of Administration
Inc
Ade
Eee
Officer's Trial Set In Shell Deaths
The U.S. Army tentatively schedules Lt. Col. Stanley C. Raub for a January 19 trial at Broomsburg Pennsylvania on dereliction of duty charges linked to the Grafenwoehr Germany shelling incident that killed a soldier. An executive officer and a power man are also involved.
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Frankfurt
U.S. Army
Stanley C. Raub
Broomsurg
Grafenwoshr
Germany
Khrushchev Lingering Pressure on Kennedy Policy
The piece argues Khrushchev aims to pressure the Kennedy administration toward a summit by provoking crises in Laos Algeria and Congo. It asserts Kennedy will not concede to one sided pressure while warning Castro remains aided by Moscow and Peking as U.S.-Cuba tensions test the Guantanamo treaty.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Nyeen
Laos
North
United States
Comintern
Kennedy
Moscow
Peking
Eisenhower
Camp David
Paris
Algeria
U.N
Congo
Mr. K
Fle
Swill
Leeeee Ee - Ee
Indiana
Stary
State
Roush
Khrush
John Walsh
Anderson
Whch
Charles Hendricks
Kennedy Chambers
Fidel Castro
U. S
Haasa
Castro
Havana
Ais
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Beamer Report Cites Fraud Charge in Chambers Roush Contest
Former Representative John V. Beamer of Wabash reports on the disputed Huntington race between Republican George O. Chambers and Democrat J Edward Roush. Beamer notes a charge against a key House officer that could amount to fraud beyond honest error, tied to the 1938 contest.
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John V. Beamer
Wabash
Washington
Tt iGeorge O. Chambers
Anderson
J. Edward Roush
Huntington
Roush
Beamer
House of Representaives
Inherited blue chip stocks Face market drop, advice
A reader inherits 130,500 in DuPont and RCA stock. The adviser explains the fall reflects this year's market decline, notes earnings dip but predicts recovery. Emphasizes strong research and product development for future profits and a solid growth portfolio.
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RCA
Folklore by William Wade on utility stocks and dividends
The article discusses income stocks including Public Service, Columbia Gas, and Seaboard Air Line Rail Road, noting yields around 4.9 percent and mentions Seaboard's dividend security and a potential merger with Atlantic Coast Line. It advises considering Union Pacific for stability and references forestry and farming prospects as well. Mr. Spear offers to answer questions.
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Columbia Gas
Seaboard Air Line
Columbia
Seaboard
Atlantic
Coast Line
Stern
Union Pacific
Spear
Amn
General. Features Corp
New Year Wishes From Baer’s Almanac Editor
Gerald S Leaitz editor of Baer’s Agricultural Almanac offers new year wishes. He hopes for prosperity in farming and weather, wishing good fortune in cycles and seasons for readers as the year begins.
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Gerald S$. Leaitz
Baer
Agricultural Almanac
Jaguar defender fends off predatory jaguar in bed attack
A Northern Argentina incident reports Sixie Ruiz sleeping in his hut when a jaguar entered and was killed after a fierce struggle. He was hospitalized with claw wounds. The tale unfolds amid stock market chatter and unrelated references to shares.
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Uttus Hesusu
Ruiz
Long Island
NYES
Indiana
Salta
Argentina
Lumi
Sixie Ruiz
Jaguar
De Gaulle faces Algeria talks amid rebel strength
The piece outlines pressures on Charles de Gaulle to shift from a pure cease fire to a broader settlement in Algeria, given rebel gains and domestic strains. It notes France's war focus on Algeria weakens its West Asia stance and mentions political shifts, calls for broader Lib Front inclusion, and the impact on de Gaulle’s leadership. It also includes a divergent reader letter about bed wetting and a personal reminiscence about discipline and patience.
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Algeria
Charles de Gaulle Aflbe
Air France
Jahout
Roberts
Ralph Roberts
National Liberation Front
Indiana
de Gaulle
France
Vee
Common
Dr Brady Health Service Offers Habit Correction Pamphlet
A public notice from Dr. Brady invites readers to request a free pamphlet on correcting bed wetting habits. The doctor notes using a placebo in a case and says personal health letters will be answered only with a stamped self addressed envelope, due to high volume. Address Mr William Brady at 265 El Carmine, South Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Carmine
Beverly Hills
Calif
Prize Contests as a Life Hobby for Couples and Individuals
A diary like feature profiles William Suners a 56 year old New York high school teacher who turned prize contesting into a lucrative business earning prizes including watches rings automobiles and appliances. The piece promotes contesting as a morale booster for semi invalids retirees and busy families and describes three contest forms manual submissions slogan writing and rider entries while noting a potential $50 million yearly prize pool. It also mentions Dr Crane offering psychological charts and guidance for entrants.
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William Suners
New York
Crane
Jon
Clemerson
Lawmaker's claim on figures sparks party clash
A debate erupted over Indiana revenue figures when Mr. Beamer accused the clerk of altering certified totals. The confrontation followed a pre vote paper distribution, with Democrats presuming Mr. Roberts was honest while Beamer pressed for accuracy.
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Roush
Secretary of State of
Indiana
Beamer
Roberts
Fragmented OCR shows disjointed lines and names
The readable bits mention The Shepherd and St. Peter, plus stray phrases about merchandise and age. No clear event, date, or outcome is established, rendering a minimal newspaper card that preserves the few discernible proper nouns.
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