Editorials- The GOP Redistricting White Paper
The Anderson Herald reviews the Indiana GOP White Paper on redistricting. It commends the GOP Sub-Committee for detailing how Democrats allegedly manipulated maps to favor Democrats and argues the paper should educate citizens about the distortions of the one person one vote directive.
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Anderson Herald
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General Assembly
Indiana General Assembly
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Dr C Richard Bowers Receives Tower Award
Dr C Richard Bowers is named the fifth annual Tower Award honoree for advancing international understanding and United Nations support in Indiana. He is praised for compassionate service in South Vietnam and ensuring dignity and effective help for those aided, with the award ceremony set for January 25.
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C. Richard Bowers
Dr. Bowers
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United Nations
South Vietnam
Bowers
United States
Profit and progress in the long view of liberal critique
An advertisement from a major machine tool maker argues profit drives advances from vacuum cleaners to autos and drugs. It claims profit seeking created millions of jobs and high wages and notes the Saturn V rocket as beyond ordinary comprehension. The piece contrasts liberal criticism with industrial achievement.
Successful Investing: Quick stock switch and treasury guide
The advisor endorses Peoples Gas Light & Coke as a solid utility and suggests Baxter Laboratories for faster growth. For a widow reader seeking secure income, the column explains Treasuries as safe U.S. government obligations with varying maturities and tax treatment, recommending Treasury 34s of 1974.
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Fea. Corp
Paul Harvey On World Hunger And Food Production
Paul Harvey warns that by the end of the decade three billion hungry people will face scarcity. He argues to boost global food output per acre using chemical fertilizers and improved tools, irrigation with desalinated seawater, and new inventions to avert famine amid rising population.
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Toynbee
Gen
Fea, Corp
Acetanilid Poisoning Warns Health Columns Risks
Dr Brady warns that acetanalid poisoning from overuse of pain remedies is common and masked as vague illnesses. A single dose can cause cyanosis and heart failure, with gradual organ damage from chronic use. He cites cases and urges withdrawal and caution, noting aspirin as a safer alternative when pain cannot be endured.
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Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Women workers make up large share of U S economy
An analysis notes that one third of workers are women and about one sixth of these hold executive roles. About 2. Million employed women and 4.5 million in professional technical managerial roles are recorded by the Labor Department with earnings around 31 million dollars, over a quarter of national wages. The piece urges gratitude for freedoms and prayers for world peace.
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GS. Department of Labor
How To Stop Infatuations In Teen Romance
A columnist advises parents on guiding a college student Helene away from a rushed engagement. Use subtle distance rather than confrontation and consider sending the 200 point Tests for Sweethearts to gently reveal the suitor’s flaws. Avoid direct criticism to reduce defensiveness and encourage independent judgment.
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Helene
Iene
Darenis
Folklore and Arabian Tales Explain Hidden Reason
A boy prays loudly for gifts and is rebuked until the elder responds that grandma is nearby. Another tale features a camel owner who hires a teacher to make the animal talk, betting on unlikely events over three years for a $2000 annual fee and a final bonus, suggesting, amid humor, that many things can happen in years. An American saying follows: a salesman is a priest in the temple of business.
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Temple of Business
Habsburg House Compared With Camelot In A Manhattan Tale
The narrator contrasts Habsburg House with Arthur describing Austrian cuisine and zither music by Tony Neichel at a wedding in Idlewild Airport chapel. He mocks the New Frontier crowd at Arthur and praises Habsburg House as a quiet talk venue with Bemelmans drawings and imperial allure.
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King V3
Emperor Nis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Avon Schlesinger
Arthur
Manhattan
Habsburg House
Elizeabeth Taylor
Annette Yvonne Cecile Courtemanche
Tony Neichel
Idlewild
Kennedy Airport
Ludwig Bemelmans
Bemelmans
Tony
Leviathan the Leviathan and the Kaiser’s greatest ship
A famed analysis credits the Leviathan as the era’s most famous ship. Built as Vaterland in 1873 at Hamburg, she became Germany’s grand liner, then American capture in 1917, renamed Leviathan by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and later Harding, rebuilt 1923–93 by William Francis Gibbs, legendary for size and wartime service.
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United States
Armerican
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Wiliam Francis Gibbs
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