Anderson Fine Arts Center Opens to Benefit Community
Editorial lauds last week announcement of the Anderson Fine Arts Center to preserve a landmark and provide a long-needed art space in the former Albright Funeral Home building. Mrs. Forrest Hill is praised for land and building donation, with thanks to planners and supporters urged to back the project and elevate the center as a Midwest beacon.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Forrest Hill
Albright Funeral Home
Anderson
Midwest
Tribute to the Flag by Roy H. Shepherd Honors Patriotism
An Anderson resident Roy H. Shepherd has long presented a tribute to the American flag before various groups including Masons in Washington. The piece urges citizens to pledge obedience to the flag and to dedicate service, sacrifice, and pride to preserve freedom and advance the nation’s mission.
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Anderson
Roy H. Shepherd
Washington, D. C
Mr. Shepherd
Congress of the ‘Nations of the
IRS harassment taints repeal fight and tax status probes
The article alleges that the IRS was used by the administration and lawmakers to suppress opposition during the repeal battle, with reports that the IRS was told to investigate the National Right to Work Committee to challenge its tax exemption. It notes similar audits were asked of AFL-CIO and Americans for Democratic Action, but no direct reply was received. The piece implies political use of tax enforcement against opponents.
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Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
Small Earners Hurt by Inflation Says Housewife Voice
A housewife argues that inflation hits small wage earners hardest as grocery prices rise from $14 to $15 weekly. She asserts ordinary families bear government-created price pressures and calls for recognition of their hardship.
Widow Seeks Advice On Telephone Stock And Annuity
A widow asks how to handle 175 Amer Telephone shares and a planned $10,000 annuity. An adviser suggests holding the stock amid FCC rate probe-related volatility and recommends a joint and survivor annuity that pays until death and may benefit the survivor or heir.
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America Telephone
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Telephone Co
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Local newspaper masthead and circulation rates
The page shows the paper's staff titles Jane Toner Scott Charles W Laughan Edwin A Bailey and notes the Daily and Sunday edition with carrier prices. It lists subscription rates for Indiana Madison County and surrounding counties with annual and monthly options and identifies Associated Press membership and publication rights.
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Jane Toner
Scott
Charles W. Laughan
Edwin A. Bailey
Freawarer
Anderton
Indiana
Medison
Tedison
Dodd Klein ties in senator’s campaign funds and trips
The Senate inquiry into Senator Thomas Dodd details three charge areas including favors from merchants and use of campaign funds for personal expenses. It highlights General Julius Klein as a central figure, his war hero background, West German lobbying, and extensive correspondence with Dodd and other lawmakers.
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Dodd
Julius
Thomas Dodd
Julius Klein
General Klein
Wayne Morse
Morse
Klein
Fulbright
Stu
Symington
Washington
Javits
U. S
Jack
Mundt
Hickenlooper
Gore
Hubert Humphrey
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Hubert H
Senator Dodd
Senate
Select Committee On Standards and
Marjorie. Carpener
FBI
Drew Pearson
Germany
Dol
Committee On Internal Security
Bogdan Stashinsky
David Martin
New York City
Essex House
Reader argues against rapid tonsil removal for children
A reader questions a family doctor’s quick recommendation to remove infected tonsils in children aged three to ten. The letter discusses when enlarged tonsils shrink naturally, the limited effectiveness of electrocoagulation, and the persistent misinformation about complete tonsil removal. It laments doctors’ snap judgments and urges weighing long term heart disease prevention against unnecessary surgery.
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Tor
Pais
The Worry Clinic asks about prostate and hysterectomy effects
Henry a 58 year old college professor asks about sexual effects after prostate surgery and hysterectomy. The doctor explains womb function, prostate role, and transurethral techniques while noting sex stems from arousal and psychology. A booklet offer and advice follow with cost notes.
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Henry Q
Crane
Henry
Folklore in Quirky Sayings and Safe Kite Tips
Folklore by William Wade discusses playful quips about daily life and a safety engineer warns on kite use. The piece riffs on prudent cautions around kite strings, avoiding metal, and staying clear of traffic lines and storms, then shifts to a witty editor’s basket social gag about a wife and eight year anniversary.
Kennedy win reshapes New York Democratic stance in 1966 primary
Inside Report notes Kennedy's June 28 New York primary victory unsettles anti Kennedy sentiment in state politics. Surrogate race results show Reform candidate Samuel Silverman defeating Arthur Klein, boosting Kennedy's national influence while Tammany Hall shifts tactics to exploit the endorsement. Kennedy counsel wary of long shot moves, with Nassau County Executive Nickerson potential governor candidate.
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Kennedy
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Reform
Samuel Silverman
Organization
Arthur Klein
Manhattan
Rockefell
Nelson Jer
Bencet Ital
Adas
Tammany
Klein Board of Strategy
Kenneth Keating
John Fly
Tass Farley
Bobby
Klein
New York Times
Silverman
McCarthy
J. Raymond Jones
Iberalnedy
Ken
Keatin
Harlem
East Harlem
Jones
Tammany Hall
Gene Nickerson
Nassau County
Nickerson
Frank O'Connor
O'Connor
Sub fleet comparison to Soviet subs debated before Senate
A 1966 Senate Armed Services hearing cited estimates that the Soviet Union fields about 400 submarines, over half modern long range and including nuclear powered types. It noted China has over thirty subs, mostly older diesel W types, and warned that strategic routes like Malacca and Suez could be disrupted. Russian subs expanding globally with unidentified contacts more than doubling in two years.
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Soviet Union
Malacca Straits
Suez
Free World
United States
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Brady's Health Service
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Jon
Amerca
PrAnd
William Wade
Wade
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McDonald
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington, D.C
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