United States Drives To Extend Atomic Lead In Global Power Race
The United States pursues permanent dominance in atomic electric power as it forecasts $6 billion to $8 billion in enriched uranium sales by 1980 if half overseas plants use American design. Competitors claim longer-term savings, while the Atomic Energy Commission defends U.S. enrichment monopoly amidst a growing international market. A second item notes Marion Cawood, IU soprano, added to the Republican convention entertainment list. also a brief on South Africa’s three capitals.
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Anderson selects editors for 1964-65 publications
Roger Hatch named editor of The Andersonian newspaper as it shifts to a weekly format in September, with Fay McCutchan chosen editor of the campus yearbook The Echoes. Hatch, a sociology major and ministry hopeful, is noted as the first Anderson College journalist to edit more than twice.
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De Gaulle Sees U S Move in Asia After Election
Cambodian Chief of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk, after talks with Charles de Gaulle, says the U S may pursue a neutral Southeast Asia policy following the November election. Sihanouk remained in France, noting De Gaulle spoke of some hope for changes in American policy.
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Weak ankles and nutrition in childhood health letters
Dr Brady warns that weak feet and talipes valgus are common in ages ten to fifteen, caused by nutritional deficiency especially calcium and vitamin D. He blames excessive drinks for milk replacement and urges high school entrance tests including chin ups swimming and daily three miles of walking. He offers to answer brief health letters with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Laos Government Arms Seized By Reds
Communist guerrillas reported to have wiped out defenders and captured large stocks of weapons in three government protected hamlets in Central Vietnam. A platoon sized force in one hamlet was all killed or captured, while the attack incurred no Communist casualties. Fifty one rifles carbines six automatic rifles and sub machine guns were seized.
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State Road Progress Report at Civil Defense Meeting
A Civil Defense meeting for Anderson sub-district State Highway Department employees heard progress on interstate road work. Contractors near completion on I 69 sections near here with Pendleton and Daliville portions nearly finished. no federal highway segments opened to traffic yet.
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Progress Made In Hungary Vatican Talks Reach Key Settlement
Vienna reports indicate Hungary and the Vatican are nearing an accord on church state relations and Mindszenty's exile. Negotiations in Rome address bishop nominations religious education and Mindszenty's future, with a possible transfer to the Vatican and Curia. The government aims to minimize publicity around Mindszenty's departure.
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Gold Medal Beef Show Set for August at Alexandra
The 1964 Madison County Gold Medal Beef Show will be held August 10 at 9 a.m. at the 4-H Fairgrounds in Alexandra. Lester Sigler chairs the event, with Gerald Clodfelter of Green Castle as judge. Over 100 calves will be judged from 105 breeders nominating 353 calves this spring. weigh-ins are in July and a district show is July 27 at the Lions Delaware County Fair in Muncie. Entries are due by July 15 to the County Extension Office in Muncie.
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North America Steamboat Visit on the Hudson in 1828
James B. Martin recounts a 1828 Hudson River gathering aboard the North America with Mr and Mrs James Stuart of Scotland noting abolition in New York in 1827 and early river life. The piece cites Abraham Lincoln’s youth, the Clermont, safety barges, and Grover Cleveland’s unique reelection history after defeat.
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Woman Drives Handicapped Group to World’s Fair
Mrs. Dorothy Axsom of Indianapolis led 110 handicapped individuals to the New York World's Fair for a 10 day visit. The group, aged 11 to 62 and including cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy cases, traveled with stamps donations funding $5,000 and $2,000 from organizations and friends. Eight soldiers from Governor's Island helped push 43 wheelchairs.
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Water Deaths in Chicago Highlight Summer Risk
Water dangers rise as half of U S drownings occur in June July and August with Chicago reports underscoring seasonal hazards and public safety alerts.
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Five states have towns bearing the name California
The report notes that five U S states each contain a town called California reflecting common place naming patterns. Local officials discuss how shared names influence mail delivery and regional identity across the states.
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