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. Her address Tomorrow's Challenge Today emphasizes BPW goals and community impact as the group highlights 38 ongoing projects serving local citizens.
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University of Kentucky
Anderson Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Miss Gifford
Anderson
Roger E Speak Successful Investing Column Excerpt
Several years after inheriting a few thousand dollars the reader asks about Reynolds Tobacco at 30 times earnings and whether it is overpriced. The adviser notes growth potential and suggests the stock may be reasonably priced. A separate query about McLouth Steel highlights its strong earnings trend and potential dividend resumption. The column promises to answer questions in future installments.
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Reynolds Tobacco
T&m
Nerox
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McLouth Steel
P.G
McLouth
Spear
Smail
General Features Corp
U S And The Common Market A path to tariff reductions
The Brussels agreement marks a major step toward U S access to broader trade with the Common Market nations West Germany France Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg The plan envisions sweeping tariff cuts under presidential authority and aims to empower future negotiations to keep the United States competitive in world markets with Europe.
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France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
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Overflowing Milk Pail Reflects U S Dairy Pressures
The piece discusses rising milk yields and larger herds as 1961 dairy output increases and price supports grow. It notes declining per capita milk consumption, questions diet trends and safety fears, and outlines proposed policy options from production limits to a world school lunch program. It compares dairy spending to other crops and warns of future government costs.
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Kennedy seeks ban on interstate gambling devices
Senator Kennedy told Congress gambling profits finance crime including prostitution drugs and corruption and urged a bill to bar shipping roulette wheels pinball devices across state lines. Demonstrations showed gambling versus amusement machines while officials warned of loopholes and need for revision. proceeds cited in hundreds of millions.
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UPI
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Swiness
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American Bar Association
King
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Byterstate
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Nedy
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Tass
New Voice at Post Seeks Open Minded Editorial Policy
The piece notes editor Robert Fucss aims for an open minded approach at the Post, moving away from rigid labels. He criticizes sterile foreign policy and urges bold journalism, warning against rote partisanship while endorsing internationalist views.
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P ‘Hower
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Goldwater
Dirksen
Tom
Interpreting The News By J M Roberts Analysis
A compressed columnist piece reviews week events including Gi zenga's troubles and Katenga atmosphere, Dutch elm disease in New York, and wartime reflections. It cites Maj. T R Ferenbach on Anzio, Khrushchev, Mao, Kennex, and Tsiang, plus a note on Peiping Moscow relations and Western diplomacy challenges.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Antoine Gizenga
Katenga
U.sm
New York
Alcohol as narcotic debate echoes in medical discussion
Dr Brady advises readers on alcohol, labeling it a narcotic and noting its depressant effects though some experts suggest possible stimulant actions in specific body functions. The letter discusses addiction harm, personal health questions, and invites brief stamped responses to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino, South Beverly Hills.
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Downer
Imeory
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Hare
Osler
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Mills
Calif
Mabel M and fiancé face budget strain on wedding
Mabel M's mother plans to subsidize the couple, but warned as a hazard that marriage requires skimping and sacrifice to live on a budget. The wealthy father praises the fiancé who has just finished college and a job with a future, yet income may not suffice for Mabel’s accustomed lifestyle.
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Mabel
Mabel M
Dr. Crane
Folklore Rhymes and Advice on Budgeting Marriage
A column catalogs humorous verses and old sayings on dieting, marriage, and weather. It includes a discussion of inlaws funding young couples, prudent down payments, and living within means. It also cites Dr Crane Mellor’s budget booklet and notes on home ownership for newlyweds.
The Shepherd in Franklin’s View of Virtue
A fragmentary reflection citing Ben Franklin on virtue and public judgment. It argues that true greatness precludes hidden sins and that the virtuous should not be ashamed of what they think or say, contrasting moral standing with rumored misconduct.
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Ter
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