Soap Box Derby Heads Anderson July Race at New Derby Downs
Anderson and vicinity gear up for the Soap Box Derby on July 22 as 81 entrants race on the new Derby Downs hill. The event, a longtime youth showcase co sponsored by Anderson Newspapers and Hunter Chevrolet, draws thousands and emphasizes sportsmanship and ingenuity.
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Terror in the Tyrol fuels renewed neo Nazi fear in Italy
Italian papers accuse South Tyrol Freedom Fighters of links to Austria and West Germany amid a long running dispute rooted in postwar treaties. Bombings, power line damage, and rail attacks mark renewed violence as talks at the United Nations and World Court falter.
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Yardstick for Fair Electric Rates Questioned by TVA
Discussion centers on whether TVA’s hydroelectric and flood control framework sets a fair yardstick for private distributors. Some recall-rate pilots claim the lowest nation, while critics call it a cheap stunt. The piece argues for an independent standard to measure rate fairness.
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Justice and prejudice in Supreme Court decisions discussed
An analysis by Dr. Charles E. Brown critiques how personal prejudice and limited perspective influence judicial rulings. It acknowledges the high caliber of justices while noting that even leading minds are shaped by human biases, and urges seekers of the Good Life to avoid prejudice in evaluating legal outcomes.
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Capehart Chides Kennedy For Not Sending Shepard Abroad
Senator Homer Capehart accuses President Kennedy of missing the boat on propaganda by not sending astronaut Alan Shepard Jr. to visit other countries. Also notes Indiana conference election of church leaders at the Evangelical United Brethren meeting in Louisville and Evansville.
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Farm policy clashes show Congress wary of farm controls
Washington scene notes Congress opposes Secretary Benson and Secretary Freeman on farm policy. It balks at high rigid price supports and subsidies, resisting government programs to reduce surpluses as Kennedy-Freeman plans shift away from free market aims. The dispute signals continued tension over who should set farm production and pricing.
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Interpretive Analysis On Cold War Strains And Farm Policy
A veteran analyst argues Western resolve may provoke a sustained war while noting Communist aims focus on disarmament politics. He criticizes the Kennedy Freeman farm program as vague, describing it as a plan to develop plans with no concrete measures, amid high price supports and production pressures.
Cook-Out at Canaday Home Sparks Community Notes
A Middletown cookout hosted by Mrs. Martha Canaday for the Hawlls family and others is listed among local items. The piece blends social news with broader political debates on European affairs and farm policy, highlighting farm voters and the Benson philosophy. It also mentions local club meetings and family travels, plus household efficiency tips for chores.
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Charles Winninger
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St. John's Hospital
Anna M 28 a mother seeks neatness plan for home
The psychologist Dr Crane counsels Anna M a mother of three toddlers to run a tidy home via chores rules and penalties. He urges everyone to rinse and stack dishes hang up coats and maintain equal treatment. The note includes how to contact Mellor Indiana for personal advice and charts.
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Dr Brady's Health Advice for Mononucleosis Dismissed
Dr Brady suggests staying home for a week or two and nurs ing illness at home rather than following gloomy public descriptions. He notes his optimistic view may differ from standard mononucleosis descriptions and offers to answer brief health letters by mail to William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Successful Investing OTC Sales Justify Higher Commission
Roger E. Spear explains how over the counter OTC trades are private between broker and client and how dealers price in inventory costs and sourcing expenses. He notes OTC markups vary and that commissions above five percent are common, with the National Association of Securities Dealers policing OTC conduct.
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Folklore by William Wade and Related Anecdotes
A collage of vignettes and quips on language slips, courtroom banter, and humorous misunderstandings. Includes jokes about spelling, grammar, and everyday miscommunications, plus a note on a maritime column anniversary and a snippet about travel prices in Russia.
County Home Study Urges New Building Overhaul Plan
A grand jury described conditions at the county home as deplorable and a citizens study committee recommends erecting a new building. An official claims issues can be cured with soap and water while another questions how plumbing can be provided by such means. One committee member criticizes the ruling party for their stance toward residents.
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Constructive Criticism Undercuts Friendship
A caution against harsh criticism as a method of helping others. The speaker warns that selecting faults to unveil breeds resentment, damages trust, and leads to being misunderstood, even when intent is to aid.
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