Civic Night dinner to feature Dr Chloe Gifford speaker
The Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club announces its annual Civic Night dinner with Dr Chloe Gifford director of special activities at the University of Kentucky as speaker on Tomorrow's Challenge Today. BPW members oversee 38 community projects and aim to prevent problems while improving living conditions across the area.
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Chloe Gifford
University of Kentucky
Anderson Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Gifford
Anderson
United States Moves Toward Tariff Cuts With Common Market
The United States reaches a virtual agreement with the European Common Market, aiming to ensure a sound economy through tariff reductions. The Brussels accord marks a major step, with future proposals for broad negotiating powers to cut tariffs and boost U S world trade competitiveness.
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United States
West Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
U.S
Congress
Overflowing Milk Pails and Price Supports Stir Debate
The piece discusses rising dairy output, 1961 production gains, and large government price supports. It notes consumer demand lag, dietary trends, and public concerns over milk prices. Hearings in Chicago consider a common price formula while McGovern proposes a world school lunch program funded by Food for Peace.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Midwest
Freeman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
George McGovern
Dl.d
Food For Peace
Sec. Freeman
Foreign Aid
Fowler Hamilton
McGovern
Kennedy urges ban on interstate gambling devices
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy told Congress that gambling profits fuel crime including prostitution, narcotics and corruption. He urged passage of a bill to outlaw interstate shipment of gambling devices like roulette wheels and cash-payoff pinball machines, while noting the measure would not curb licensed gaming or amusement pinballs. He warned of vast profits attracting crime syndicates and said the department targets big operators, not ordinary citizens.
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American Bar Association
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
Justice Department
Soviet plans completed for automated ocean liner
Tass reports that Soviet designers completed plans for a fully automated ocean liner with indoor and outdoor pools a cinema and cabin accommodations for 1000 passengers, signaling a leap in ship technology by the Soviet Union.
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Tass
New Voice at The Saturday Evening Post Promises Independence
Washington article on Robert Fuoss becoming editor of The Saturday Evening Post outlines a shift toward editorial independence, sharper objective thought, and a center stance. It argues post uses fewer party labels, criticizes pushbutton politics, and cites Kennedy and Eisenhower as guides, warning about rising extremist groups and foreign policy sterility.
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Rockefeller
Sens
Goldwater
Dirksen
New York Herald Tribune Inc
News analyst reflects on world issues and U N policy
Interpreting the news notes the Congo situation and Katanga, Khrushchev, Mao, and Kennedy in a broad look at U S policy. It cites Maj Ferenbach on wartime resolve and Tsiang on Peiping Moscow dynamics, warning Western diplomats to balance short term passions with long term aims.
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Battle of
Anzio
T. F. Tsiang
Washington
Moscow
United Nations
Peiping
China
Soviet Union
All China
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Program
United States
Dr Brady Health Service Letters on Alcohol Narcotics
A columnist cites doctor statements and textbook debates on alcohol as narcotic, tranquilizer, and stimulant, contrasting medical opinion with public perception. Readers advised to send stamped envelopes for personal health letters to Dr. William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hold Reynolds Tobacco and McLouth Steel guidance in 1962 quotes
In a reader Q and A column the author advises holding Reynolds Tobacco as it trades around 30 times past earnings and 26 times expected 1961 results, arguing growth justifies the multiple. McLouth Steel is praised for strong earnings trends and reasonable current pricing despite no dividends since 1948.
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A.S
IBM
Xerox
MacLouth Steel
P.G
McLouth
Spear
General Features Corp
Beware the Dole and Budgeting for Newlyweds
Dr Crane warns against subsidizing a young couple’s living expenses and argues for a down payment on a modest home instead. He cites carrying charges not to exceed one third of the husband’s $125 weekly salary, and notes home ownership can promote cooperation, stable schooling, and informed voting, while preventing debt and loss of independence.
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Dole
Donaldson
Mabel
Huband
Folklore Rhymes and witty lines from old verse
The excerpt surveys folk rhymes by William Wad and others on dieting aging weather and colds. It notes recurring motifs, such as brief rhymes about missionaries and cannibals, aging matrons and marriage, weather quips, and a joke about barbecue and spit words, reflecting popular humor and sayings.
The Good Are Virtuous He Claimed
Julien C Hyer quotes Ben Franklin praising virtue and denying skeletons in closets as he asserts people should be unashamed of their thoughts and deeds, contrasted with the idea that a truly great man would never act immorally.
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Ben Franklin
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