Fly It Proudly Campaign Promotes Flag Display
Local groups including Boy Scout troops the Anderson Township Exchange Club and veterans organizations push a public flag drive under the banner Fly It Proudly highlighting the 50th anniversary of an official flag display program. The piece urges residents to own and display the U S flag to honor national ideals and free enterprise and notes low ownership and display rates. Monday marks the Fourth of July and the campaign aims to revive patriotic flag waving.
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Khrushchev Seeks to Influence U.S. Election Debates
Soviet Premier Khrushchev intensifies remarks on U.S. policies and leaders, challenging Eisenhower and Nixon while suggesting public support for a president favorable to Soviet terms. His comments draw concern across major parties and non political circles, with critics fearing interference in American politics.
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Political Side Flags and Flag Display Questions
The piece reports calls about when to display the American flag and notes the rising number of inquiries from residents. It also covers concerns about a crane breakdown at the intersection of Ind. 109 and the Alexandria Pike and traffic control during its removal last Thursday.
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Nixon growth debate sees U S. and Soviet rate contrasts
Widespread discussion centers on growth rate targets with Vice President Nixon arguing for 4 percent annual growth while critics, led by Gov. Rockefeller and Democrats, claim the Soviet economy may outpace the United States if current plans continue. The debate touches defense spending, urban renewal, education, and the balance between public investment and private growth.
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Hospital charts should not block family access
A reader argues that hospital charts hide patient details from relatives and notes a case where a family could not learn a patient’s temperature or treatments. The letter critiques privacy excess while urging charts to stay bedside accessible and not kept as a barrier.
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Grocery Psychology and Lettuce Pricing Tactics
The article depicts Dr. Crane inspired insights from a grocer Roger J. on daily experiments with customer behavior. It recounts a lettuce pricing test showing higher priced heads sold alongside lower priced ones and notes the impact of two price points, store lighting, personal greetings, and a clipper ship mystery as cultural backdrop.
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Textbook Sales Jump Sharply in Chicago Market
Textbook sales in Chicago reached 325000 last year, up from 280000000 in 1958. The surge is tied to rapid science changes, new territories joining the Union, and growing school enrollment.
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Prophet Amos and Jeroboam: odd choose teaches faith
The text recounts Amos directed by God to prophesy to Israel during Jeroboam's reign, noting the priests' abhorrence of such preaching. It reflects that God often selects unlikely prophets, illustrated by Beth El and the lesson text from First Kings and Amos. The piece cites Julien C. Hyer as author for the International Sunday School Lesson.
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