Editorial on GOP Redistricting White Paper in Indiana
The Anderson Herald praises the GOP Sub Committee on Congressional Redistricting for exposing how Democrats in Indiana allegedly avoided fair maps. The editorial argues the 1965 Democrat map ignored court orders and voters, condemns partisan gerrymandering, and urges action to correct the distorted one man one vote principle.
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Anderson Herald
Indiana
GOP
General Assembly
Indiana General Assembly
Crats
Dr Bowers Named Tower Award Recipient for International Understanding
Dr Richard Bowers is selected for the fifth annual Tower Award honoring service to international understanding and the United Nations. He is noted for exceeding Vietnam service requirements by ensuring dignified help for people in his duty area. The award presentation is scheduled for January 25.
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Richard Bowers
Dr. Bowers
Indiana
United Nations
South Vietnam
Bowers
United States
Ad Attack on Liberals Praises Profit Driven Progress
The piece argues conservatives praise profit as the engine of progress citing vaccines, washing machines, cars, and jobs. It cites an ad from a major machine tool maker claiming profits fuel innovation and national achievements like the Saturn V rocket. The editorial likens understanding the rocket to grasping the national debt.
Successful Investing column Mr. Spain discusses stock moves
A reader asks about switching from Peoples Gas Light and Coke to growth stocks Baxter Laboratories or Am or Baxter. The advisor notes gas utilities have rising earnings but low price progress and suggests Baxter Laboratories for faster growth potential.
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Lams, Inc
Continental Air Lines
Heublein
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoples Gas
Ban Am
Baxter Laboratories
Peoples Gos Light & Coke
Treasuries
United States
Treasury
Paul Harvey on 3 Billion Hungry for Dinner
Paul Harvey argues the world faces a looming food crisis as population climbs toward 3 billion in coming decades. He cites low productive soil, slow farm-land expansion, and the need to boost yields with fertilizers, irrigation, and technology while noting optimism in American ingenuity.
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Harvey
Fea, Corp
Acetanilid Danger Warns Dr Brady Health Column
Dr Brady warns against acetanilid poisonings hidden under cold or headache remedies. A 53 year old man dies after repeated acetanalid doses, with cyanosis and heart failure noted as key signs. Habit formation and blood degeneration follow without antidote. prevention includes resting after dosing and preferring aspirin.
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Dif
Women in the Workforce and Freedom Reflections
An article cites that one third of workers are women and one sixth of these hold executive roles. About 26 million employed women include 4.5 million in professional and managerial fields. Earnings total around 81 billion dollars, over one fourth of national wages. It urges gratitude for freedoms and prayers for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Department of Labor
How To Stop Infatuations Case E-566
A guidance column advises parents on stopping a teen romance by nonconfrontational methods. It suggests letting the daughter draw her own conclusions, avoiding direct criticism, and using a self-tests kit to reveal faults in her suitor. It notes mailing requests for Dr Crane Mellor in Indiana for advice and charts.
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Helene Mi
Crate
Helene
Sre
Meris
Crane
Mellor
Ind
Folklore Tales and a Talking Camel Anecdote
A collection of folk anecdotes shows seemingly odd events become logical with context. A boy prays loudly for favors because a grandma nearby is listening. An Arabian tale features a camel that can be taught to talk, with a protracted contract and a steady income for the instructor.
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Ano
Temple of Business
Habsburg House vs Arthur: A clash of imperial dining
The piece contrasts Manhattan dining venues, praising Habsburg House for conversation and Austrian ambience while mocking Arthur for noise and empty talk. It recalls zither music at a wedding, Bemelmans drawings, and Vienna's Hofburg as a historic foil to Arthur's modern glamor.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Artie -Scolesinger
Arthur
Manhattan
Habsburg House
East
Elizabeth Taylor
Annette Yvonne Cecile Courtemanche
Tony Neichel
Idlewild
Kennedy Airport
Ludwig Bemelmans
Camelot
Round Table
Rabsburgs
the Hofburg
Vienna
Leviathan and Harding: The Kaiser's Greatest Ship Revisited
The Leviathan, originally Vaterland, looms as perhaps the most famous ship in history. Built for Germany and renamed Harding after WWI, it boasted vast size and feats but became a white elephant and saw rapid redirection under wartime actions and political scandal.
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Hamburg
Vaterland
United States
Amerosa
Crewe
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Francis Gibbs
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