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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1961
Page
4
A Madison County group of nonprofessional actors staged a three day bout of summer theater in a tent. The piece highlights community support, volunteer efforts, and high amateur spirit as they prepare for next week’s rehearsals and future performances.
A wave of adult education on campuses invites business executives to liberal arts summer programs. At Dartmouth a nine to ten week course costs 2400 per participant with 33 students this year, while the Bell company trial at Penn shaped later offerings at Aspen Pomona Case and Dartmouth. The National Association of Mutual Savings Banks also runs related programs at Dartmouth and Brown University.
John J. McCloy travels toward Moscow to resume disarmament talks with Valerian A. Zorin as NATO and Western experts urge strengthening defense while awaiting any possible accord. The U.S. plans a proposed United States Disarmament Agency for World Peace and Security with a budget around seven million dollars. West and East have long debated methods, while a moral alternative to war is discussed by thinkers like William James.
Showers are expected today from the northern southern Plains to the Rockies and northern Plateau, in the upper Great Lakes, Ohio Valley to the mid and northern Atlantic states, and the southeast excluding Florida. Warm and humid conditions favor the Gulf, south and middle Atlantic regions, with warmer readings in the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and central Plains.
A 1961 Herald Tribune column analyzes the demonologists' dilemma surrounding Khrushchev and Mao, cites tensions from Sino Soviet disputes, Albania events, and Soviet economic moves. It notes China owes Moscow 320 million dollars and questions implications for Berlin and global communist policy.
A psychologist argues congregational singing should use familiar hymns to maximize participation. He notes clergy and choirs often overcomplicate church music, hindering sermons and audience response, and cites World War II soldiers and patriotic tunes as models for simple, enduring selections.
A student article surveys a University Singers program using humorous similes and metaphors. It also recounts a Havana hotel whisper about leaving the Iron Curtain era and a humorous exchange about illness and a posse leader.
The schedule lists 9:00 boys and girls life saving and 10:30 boys recreation swim at the YMCA. In Detroit a large fleet context notes about 25 000 fleets of eight or more trucks exist but comprise less than 15 percent of the total number.
In a physician authored note Dr Brady states gargling mainly rinses the mouth and does not reach the throat. He says swishing and mouth rinsing give similar antiseptic effects and offers to answer brief letters on health hygiene if a stamped envelope is enclosed.
Text from Luke and Matthew chapters shows Jesus calling Levi to follow and the twelve apostles given power to heal. Julien C Hyer presents the International Lesson for tomorrow focusing on faith, discipleship, and spreading the gospel.
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