Excellent Choice Named for Indiana Supreme Court
Gov. Roger Branigin appoints David M. Lewis to the Indiana Supreme Court. Critics call him an attorney's attorney with broad legal study from corporate to criminal law, praised for judgment, versatility, and justice. His wide understanding and courtroom mastery earn respect from legal and political circles.
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Roger Branigin
Indiana Supreme Court
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Myers warns of renewed missile crisis in Cuba
Rep. John T. Myers told Washington that the United States must prepare for a new Cuban missile crisis. He alleged Russian missiles are being piled into Cuba and accused the administration of delaying action for political reasons. He urged the President to reveal the truth before an election and warned of a looming showdown with the Soviet Union.
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John T. Myers
Washington
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Cuba
Dean Rusk
Istration
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And We Blame The Students
John W. Gilbaugh former dean of San Jose State College and now professor of education at the school has published a booklet criticizing waste in colleges and universities. He argues professors are shifted to research and nonteaching duties while instruction is by undergraduates and not by the listed professors. He also cites inbreeding regents trustees insufficiently control faculties choosing presidents. He says these trends threaten graduates with degrees but no real education while the public blames the students.
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John W. Gilbaugh
San Jose State College
Gilbaugh
Anderson area poised for fast growth and high per capita income
A nationwide survey by the National Planning Association predicts Anderson's metro area will reach 180000 people by 1975 and boast the state's highest per capita income. Current estimates place population around 140000 with rapid growth expected over eight years, fueling business, industry, and higher living standards through community cooperation.
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National Planning Association
Anderson
Indiana
Successful Investing column with cautious guidance
Roger E Spear advises against moving savings into new ventures noting risk at any start up and recommending keeping 5000 in bank. He also discusses Chock Full O Nuts stock with mixed prospects and suggests it remains a low priced speculation despite renewed growth plans.
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Ancome
Town General Electric
Pacific Gal & Electric
Hupp Corp
Gen
Fea, Corp
Rescue politics and Tshombe in Congo crisis debate
A reflective report traces international reactions to the kidnapping of Maise Tshombe. It notes Belgian interests in Katanga and Algerian stances, the Congo’s severed relations with neighbors, and U.S. diplomats weighing legal norms versus realpolitik. The piece links past Tshombe exile, UN actions, and regional Cold War tensions.
Digitalis debate and cautions from an Ohio reader
An Ohio reader questions digitalis use and reports uneasy feelings about taking it. The letter argues against digitalis as a heart tonic, promotes vitamin B complex as a better alternative, and cites a case of digitalis poisoning with delirium to illustrate risks.
The Worry Clinic Advice on Charm Over Beauty
Dr George W Crane explains Norine D 18 in a case from Nogine who feels ugly and unwanted The column argues charm beats cosmetics and outlines traits that create appeal including a warm smile kindness and tactful speech It notes Norine should value others and that flirting compliments can help win friends and lovers.
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de. Crane
Norine
What exaggerates self importance like the wind against the moon
A southern Indiana boy asks about exaggerated self importance and Uncle Abner explains it as a grand wind trying to blow out the moon. The tale uses a fable of wind and moon to illustrate vanity and power in folklore alongside a note about memorable tunes.
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Abner
Indiana
Wade “Pye
Tshombe Kidnapping Test of African Politics and Exile
Nase Tshombe former Premier of the Congo and ex-President of Katanga is reported kidnapped by agents of Mobutu's Congo regime and flown to Algeria. The article notes his role against the Simba rebels, his trial in absentia for treason, and calls for international pressure to avert an extradition and potential execution.
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Algeria
Congo
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Nase Tshomne
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Tshorabe
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Balearic Islands
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America's Cup Race Preview and Defender Intrepid
A preview of the forthcoming America's Cup races in September discusses why the trophy is named after America, notes the defending yacht Intrepid and its project engineer Paul Coble, and mentions the high costs and prestige of the event. The piece also references ongoing coverage and subscriptions for a detailed report of eliminations and the trial contests.
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