Nipple Wins Anderson Jaycees Distinguished Service Award
The Citizen's Award Committee chose Charles Nipple as the Distinguished Service Award recipient, praising his work as director of special education for Anderson Public Schools and principal of El Dorado School for exceptional children. Nipple's service spans Indiana Teachers Association, Toastmasters, cerebral palsy groups, and United Fund activities, with church leadership roles noted as well.
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Cerebral Palsy Organization
Madison County
Crippled Children’s Society
Cub Scout
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Commission On Christian Social Concerns
Anderson Herald
One Of Those Things Ended Bing Crosby Tour For Campbell
Joe Campbell described his sudden-death playoff loss to Doug Ford in California as “one of those things.” Campbell led most of the Bing Crosby Tournament but bogeyed the 18th and lost the playoff by one stroke, with a prize difference of 5300 to 3400 dollars.
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Doug Ford
Bing Crosby
California
Little Joe
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Anderson
Joe
Who Is Blaming the Unemployment Dilemma
A Chamber of Commerce report notes about 6 percent of willing workers fail to find jobs. The piece argues federal policies including minimum wage increases and labor laws raise barriers, while union wage settlements and top goals of 4 to 5 percent unemployment may hinder job creation.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce Rejects Eight Percent Tax Credit
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States opposes the administrations eight per cent tax credit for business labeling it a subsidy that unfairly favors lagging firms and undermines reform. It urges Congress to adopt flexible depreciation rates to spur growth without subsidies.
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Successful Investing Buying Land No Sure Thing
A reader asks if land investment is wise amid taxes, interest, and assessments. Expert Roger E. Spear warns land can be speculative with risk and not a guaranteed wealth path while noting potential gains from long term value.
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York
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Kennedy budget seen as cold war era record
Analysis argues the Kennedy administration budget at 92.5 billion is the largest peacetime plan yet, driven by Cold War needs. It funds defense, foreign aid, space and education, with balanced projections and reliance on rising revenues amid a recovering economy.
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Congress
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Ken J
Plannedy
Khrushchev’s Berlin Tactics Signal Peace Offensive Stalling
Khrushchev shows effort to avoid clear sovereignty pledges to East German allies as tensions over Berlin rise. He seeks to keep negotiations ambiguous while resisting direct treaties or East German control of Allied routes. Allies warn that Berlin interference risks real war, framing a cautious peace appeal amid a riven communist front and growing Western strength.
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Walterbricht
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Louise R rules for lasting marriage in old psychologist critique
Case L-415 describes Louise R 27 from a club of married women seeking Dr Crane's counsel on sustaining devotion. The piece extols church involvement, phased romance, and courtship revival while warning against infidelity and menopausal decline, ending with an offer for psychological tests and charts.
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Louise R
Jealous Singers Duel For Anna In Choir Humor
Folklore fragment recounts How the soprano Anna bewitched two rivals a tenor and a basso. Their vocal duel escalates with high shrieks and low notes until Anna marries the man who fed wind into the organ bellows. A wry American saying closes the piece.
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Ain
The 120 Gun Pennsylvania and Savvy Health Notes
The 120 gun Pennsylvania battleship project began in 1822 for the U S Navy and was designed by Samuel Humphreys to be the most powerful four deck ship, not launched until 1837 and occupying Philadelphia yard full time. Also included are long excerpts on postwar geopolitics and medical opinions by Dr Brady, discussing communism, Khrushchev, Berlin, and critiques of modern medicine and first aid practices with a call for readers to write to Dr Brady.
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Tain
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
Samuel Humphreys
Philadelphi
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
East Germany
Berlin
Rusk
Basi
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Paese
Florida adopts year round university system statewide
The Florida Cabinet approved a plan shifting all state universities from two semesters to a full year twelve month schedule starting next fall. The move, first in the nation, will increase faculty workloads and raise teachers pay by a percent. Other states consider year round schooling, but Florida leads with full implementation at all universities.
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Eisenhower
Truxton
France
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Florida
Ball State
Muncie
YMCA Luncheons and Meetings Schedule Card
A dense list of community events including YMCA luncheons at noon underwriters Salvation Army meetings 6 30 board of directors Madison County Cerebral Palsy 7 00 Camp Tecumseh reunion 7 30 Farm Bureau physical schedule 9 00 women's advanced swim 9 30 women's exercise 10 00 women's recreational girls college swim 2 45 girls gym 4 30 girls swim 5 00 teen age swim 6 30 ping pong club 8 00 square dance HEY and Tri Hiy 7 30 women's swim
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Salvation Army
Board of Directors
Madison County
Camp Tecumseh
Farm Bureau
The Shepherd Choir Gaffe Sparks Gentle Debate
A church pageant moment shows a little girl forgets her cue and her mother softly calls last minute. The girl repeats a misquoted line praising her mother, drawing amused reactions from the front row. The incident prompts a light discussion on mothers’ roles in children’s lives.
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