Forest Hills plans nine grade school in Anderson Township
Anderson Township residents may attend a July 11 public hearing at Madison Heights Library on a proposed nine grade Forest Hills school to be built on the existing site and leased to the township for 25 years. Trustee John Boone aims to sign with the Indiana School Construction Corp. for financing.
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Anderson Township
Forest Hills
Madison Heights
John Boone
Inais 1A School Construction Corporation
Boone
Indiana School Construction Corp
Rest Hills
Anderson- Madison County Community Hospital
Anderson
Madison County
Wasting The Peoples Labor on Government Finance
The piece cites Thomas Jefferson arguing that economy is vital and perpetual debt endangers liberty. It urges treating federal finances like a household budget, balancing income and spending, taxing prudently, and avoiding loss of freedom from high taxes. It calls for fiscal reform and restraint.
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Thomas Jefferson
Who Must Pay Warns of Burden on Middle Class
The head of the Citizens Public Expenditure Survey warns that government spending plans will be paid by middle and lower income groups rather than the rich. With top tax rates near 91 percent and few high earners, rising spending forces the moderate income voter to bear the bill, via elections against extravagant policies and debt.
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Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
New York
Drowning Toll Overtakes Auto Crashes In Indiana
Officials warn drowning deaths rising in Indiana as swim and boating safety gain emphasis while auto accident toll remains high. The trend reflects ongoing traffic congestion and suburban dispersal of shoppers from central districts, complicating road safety efforts.
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Indiana
Lockheed Completes 25 Million Electra Structural Upgrades
Lockheed Aircraft Corp says it finished a 25 million program strengthening all 165 Electra turboprop transports. The FAA ordered reduced speeds after two crashes linked to wing whirl mode vibrations. the program began last January to restore cruising speeds above 400 mph.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Federal Aviation Agency
IAA
Texas
Tell City
Ind
Lippmann on Power, Government, and the Cold War Dilemma
The piece argues for a strong and purposeful national government to meet Cold War costs without harming private life. It weighs the USSR's power, economic wealth, and political liberties, warning power can corrupt yet is essential to sustain freedom and leadership in a global contest.
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Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Lord Acton
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Case Records of a Psychologist on Tranvestism and Fetishes
The document discusses tranvestism and erotic interest in female attire among men, with case notes describing Tom T. and his wife. It explains possible roots in childhood, gender norms, and societal reactions, noting that many rugged men may seek erotic thrill through lingerie without being homosexual.
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Tom T
Tom
Komo Rene
Folklore Reflections and Military Rocket Facts
A column mix includes a folk tale about a young woman and moral urging to focus on one thing, a note on Luther Burbank grafting potato and tomato with caution, and a Q&A on rockets, aviation, and naval use. Also mentions Captain Howard Blackburn and Ann Davison’s solo Atlantic crossings.
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Luther Burbank
Vine
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Inflatable Ship Aids Undersea Study Fleet
Amphritite the world's largest inflatable ship joins Airborne Underseas Expeditions. The 65 by 29 foot craft, inspired by Jacques Cousteau, weighs six tons, is lightweight, collapsible, and plane portable. It carries nine air tubes, a crew of five, and supports a diving saucer for 1000 feet depth.
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Washington
Earth
Jacques-Ives Cousteau
National Geographic Society
National Geographic
Capttain Cousteau
Purdue Economists Forecast Business Pickup in Months Ahead
Purdue University economists project a general uptick in business activity in the coming months with most firms near or above prerecession levels by year end. They urge farmers to store wheat if harvest prices are 15 cents below loan rates and storage is available. Projections cover crops, livestock prices, and dairy trends through early 1962, with modest gains for hogs and dairy, and mixed prospects for corn soybeans oats turkeys and beef.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Indiana
Turkey
Acid in paper shortens book life finds new methods
Washington reports acid sizing used in papermaking since 1900 makes pages brittle, shortening book life. Old books 300 years old remain durable, while industry develops a new sizing that avoids impairment and a preservative treatment for old volumes.
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Washington
Transcript Readied For Sentence Appeal In Park Slaying
An extensive 5,982 page transcript for Chester O Weger is filed for appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court. Weger seeks reversal of his life sentence for the murder of Lillian Oetting 50 Riverside part of the Starved Rock killings in March 1960. Other victims were Frances Murphy 47 and Mildred Lindquist 59.
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Chester O. Weger
Illinois Supreme Court
John McNamara
Thomas Hanrahan
Weeger
Lillian Oetting
Riverside
Starved Rock State Park
Weger
Frances Murphy
Mildred Lindquist
Chicago Area
Successful Investing By ROGER E. SPEAR
The advisor suggests increasing stock holdings to fifty thousand dollars and a twenty five thousand dollar savings position to hedge inflation. Real estate and stocks are cited as inflation hedges with stocks easier for the average person to acquire. Tung Sol Electric prospects are weak with earnings downgrades and a split dividend. Avoid the shares for now.
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Savings Bank
Tung Sol Electric
L. A
Tung Sol
NYSE
General Features Corp
Health certificates and marriage rights in Winnipeg debate
The Winnipeg court case centers on whether a husband may be present at his wife's delivery and if health certificates should be required for marriage. The Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench ruled the husband has no right to be present in the delivery room, and the attending physician may exclude him. A related Berlin note quotes U S General Clarke stressing preparation for pregnancy hygiene as Fourth of July events unfold.
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Martoba Court of Queen's Bench
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Berlin
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Clarke
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America
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