DSA Winners Hailed By Junior Chamber Seekers
The Distinguished Service Award ceremony honors Frederic A. Wright John Dinan and Don Williams as final three. The Citizens Selection Committee chose among stellar candidates, with all contenders deemed best of class. The Herald congratulates all involved and wishes ongoing success.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederic A. Wright
DSA
Citizens Selection Committee
Ing
Wright
John Dinan
Don Williams
Herald
Night Driving Proposals Prompt Mindful Driving Push
Indiana Senate weighs bills by Republican and Democrat to slow highway speeds for night driving. The columnist argues laws and devices fail without drivers activating internal safety, urging drivers to engage their own brains to slow down.
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Indiana Senate
House
Senate
Age And The Supreme Court
Former Justice Stanley Forman Reed, aged 82, will be honored at a reception in the U.S. Supreme Court building. He retired from the Court about ten years ago, a rarity among justices. The piece notes retirement rules and past long-serving members like Oliver Wendell Holmes and Charles Evan Hughes, reflecting on age and the enduring nature of judicial service.
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Stanley Forman Reed
U.S. Supreme Court
Reed
Court
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Arthur J. Goldberg
Carl Warren
Hugo L. Black
Black
Charles Evan Hughes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Soldier in Korea Advised on Stocks by Spear Column
Veteran reader in Korea asks which stocks to hold and switch. Spear says Control Data has issues to fix but shows potential, Ford weak on price, EG and G strong in nuclear instruments, Great Western Financial speculative on earnings, Metromedia has upside, Westinghouse follows market, Carlisle Corp gains, recommends United Gas Improvement and American Electric as options, notes limitations on personal replies.
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Korea
U. S. Army
Ford
Great Western Financial
Metromedia
G& G
Westinghouse Electric
Boeton
Dickwear
Metnomedia
Carlisle Corp
United Gas Improvement
al Gladie
Pennsylvania
American Electric
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Who Would Kill a President According to Harvey 1967
Paul Harvey discusses presidential assassination odds noting eight attempts with four successful, naming Lincoln Garfield McKinley Kennedy among victims. He cites Marcus Cunliffe on danger of great presidents and urges newsmen to emphasize positive deeds over sensational notoriety.
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United States of America
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Kennedy
Andrew Jackson
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Wight
Johnson
Washington
John Quines Adams
Marcus Cunliffe
University of Sussex
Cunliffe
John F. Kennedy
Wilson
Jackson
Gen
Fea. Corp
Brushing Teeth Debate Sparks Health Column Satire
A correspondent challenges tooth brushing while Dr. William Brady argues for dentist visits and diet changes. He explains saliva digestion of starch, suggests simple mouth cleansing, and cites American dentists as well meaning but over focused on brushes. Brady invites readers to mail letters for replies.
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United States
Great Britain
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
South
Bevtly Hills
California
Hypertrophy and Hyperplasia in Muscles and Glands
An athletic coach explains how muscles and glands grow through hypertrophy and hyperplasia and how regular exercise increases blood supply to active areas. The piece notes effects on breastfeeding, eyesight from disuse, and potential life span differences for married men and women, ending with a request for a sex booklet and payment details.
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Frank T
Ces
Chester
Folklore Reflections and Quotations by William Wade
An assortment of quotations and reflections on modern life, politics, conservation, and culture. Notable lines discuss coffee culture, travel ethics, expert opinion, family letters, aging social norms, and the relationship between New York City and the United Nations.
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Randolph Churchill
Winston Churchill
Logan Pearsall ‘Smith
New York City
United Nations
Associated Press
Keep Out Of Soviet Travel Warns American Tourists
Russell Kirk warns Americans to avoid Soviet Intourist and travels in Communist lands after reports of tourists jailed or executed. He cites Ray Worth and others as cautionary examples and notes Western intellectuals often face light harassment while scholars are monitored but less harassed. He urges staying out of Soviet Russia and warns about conscription risks in Yugoslavia.
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Ray Worthat
Pierloined
Leningrad
Kirk
Prague
Stalin
Russia
Francis Russell
Russel
Russell
West
Soviet Union
Gerhart Niemeyer
Notre Dame University
Indiana Sound
Frederick Barghoorn
Washington
Soviet Russia
East Germany
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Fea
Corp
First nuclear submarine George Washington and Commander Osborn
The USS George Washington, known as hull 698, was the first formally named Navy submarine. Commander James Butler Osborn, 41, a World War II veteran, led the vessel loaded with 16 hydrogen missiles. The sub’s code name and power sparked fears of global destruction and near-atomic brinkmanship.
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War Dept
James Butler Osborn
Osborn
Theubmarine
The
United Stes
George Washington
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EG & G
Nuclear Instruments
Hest
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crutenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Fravidant
Robert £. Jackson Taneton
Guanles
W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Revi
Irmaaurer
Peid Ws Andersen
Madiran
Indiana
Wie
Hertel
Acumen
Paul Harvey
Vietnam
Brady's Health Service
Peomk
William Wade
Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
William L. Wallace
Corporation
WADE
Theodore Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Russell Kirk
Martin
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