Buying And Betting The Yugoslav Polish And Indian Aid
Walter Lippman argues that foreign aid to Yugoslavia Poland and India is a strategic bet rather than a purchase. He contrasts presidential insider vs outsider views and suggests aid offers independence and Western alignment, with outcomes that could pay off or cost only a small share of a larger tragedy.
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Poland
India
Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Canot
Successful Investing Advice From a Stock Exchange Column
A reader asks about investing two thousand dollars between American Distilling and Avco and about possible fringe benefits at stockholder meetings. The answer suggests pair investing, notes Avco’s defense ties, and warns against Pittsburgh Metallurgical, recommending a switch to Marine Midland for stability.
Folklore and Humorous Bits From a 19th Century Observer
A column by William Wade discusses misprints and humor from old texts and papers. It notes a Duke University Press blacklist of older books in a spring catalog and cites pun laden help wanted ads and witticisms overheard in daily life.
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Duke University Press
Elmira
New York
Confession and Affairs Highlight Janice Case in M-49 Record
Case M-49 details Janice K a 33 year old church member who felt neglected by her husband over six years and sought affection from another man. She describes emotional hunger and temptation, noting how lack of love led to an infatuation and a kiss before ending the affair. The piece teases a tomorrow reply from Dr Crane.
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Janice
Janice K
Humane Society
Mackenzie and Osler on Heart Drugs and Exercise
A discussion of Sir James Mackenzie’s critique of heart drug claims and the shift toward nutrition and graded exercise. Dr. Brady cites Mackenzie, Osler, digitalis limits, and urges using a daily vitamin B complex with iron as a heart tonic, plus progressive daily exercise.
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Mackenzie
James Mackenzie
Cushny
James
England
Yankee Land
Mystery at the Jail Punches Up Sheriff Election Fallout
The Madison County Sheriff's office faces public scrutiny after a jail escape was allegedly concealed during the campaign. First Deputy Paul Ravage, a sheriff candidate, led operations with former appointee Verda Goehring. Critics say withholding the escape breached duties and jeopardized public welfare ahead of November elections.
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Madison County Sheriff's Office
Paul Ravage
Verda Goehring
Ravage
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Sheriff’s Department
FBI
Edwin Fulton elected chef de gare of Indiana 40 and 8
The Anderson Herald congratulates Edwin Fulton longtime Legion naire and 40 and 8 member as he is elected chef de gare of the Indiana 40 and 8 at the South Bend convention. His career spans many posts including grand publiciste and director of child welfare activities with broad state and national service.
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Edwin Fulton
Midwest
American Legion
Indiana
South Bend
Madison County
Ed Fulton
Blind And Destructive in Rail Rules Dispute
A presidential commission report urged relaxing worn rules while protecting workers. Since then negotiators report no settlement progress as unions push delaying tactics, risking $500 million annual waste and endangering railroad jobs. Rail leaders vow action under the Railway Labor Act.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Wall Street Journal cites growth tied to confidence
The Journal argues that national growth depends on belief in the economy's ability to invest produce and consume. It warns that government actions throttling incentives could curb the nation's potential growth and urges the President to consider this perspective.
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The
Wall Street Journal
City Officials Question Urban Renewal Hearing Date
City officials who first indicated a public hearing would be held July 17 on the Urban Renewal program for Anderson say the hearing is still planned this month. As the month nears its end, residents worry about how much advance notice will be given and fear a sudden meeting that would limit opposition time.
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Anderson
U S Offers 16 Nations Nuclear Detection Data
UPI report from Geneva states United States presented Project Vela data on detecting underground nuclear explosions to the 17 nation disarmament conference including the Soviet Union. Ambassador Arthur H Dean said the information aims to advance negotiations for a test ban treaty and aid understanding of inspection problems.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
Arthur H Dean
Project Vela
Defense Department
Dean
West
Shrubbery Growth Blocks Visibility at Anderson Corner Lot
A column notes lush shrubbery on corner lots in Anderson obscuring oncoming traffic and forcing drivers to pull into the intersection to see. The issue raises safety concerns for pedestrians and motorists.
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Anderson
Hurtubise and McCluskey Named Early Entrants for Hooiser Hundred
AP reports Indianapolis drivers Jim Hurtubise and Roger McCluskey are listed as initial entrants for the tenth Hooiser Hundred on September 15. The U S Auto Club will also sponsor a 100 mile stock car race on September 5 at the State Fair grounds on the closing night of the 1962 Fair.
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Indianapolis
Jim Hurtubise
Roger McCluskey
U.S. Auto Club
Open Letter to Rep Roush teases medical bill issues
Dr Earl Applegate writes to Congressman J Edward Roush criticizing the King Anderson Bill. He accuses the law of limited hospital access and drug choices, questions Social Security tax details, and demands full disclosure to constituents. He offers to correct perceived deficiencies and reminds the congressman of his duty.
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King Anderson
Clinton County
The Constellation Ship Of Bad Luck In Naval History
A historical note recounts that the Constellation earned its reputation as a ship of hard luck from before its launch on September 7, 1797 through its wartime actions. It contrasts its design with the Victory and highlights its first captain Thomas Truxton, famed as the Father of the US Navy, whose career ended amid conflict with Navy leadership.
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Bay of
Algiers
Constellation
Victory
Thomas Truxton
Navy
John Paul Jones
Isaac Hull
David Farragut
Self-Employed Rate Cited By Census Reports
Washington reports that about 19 percent of all US workers are self employed according to census figures.
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Washington
Unanswered Hopes Persist Through Time
A reflective note urges perseverance when lofty goals and dreams seem unfulfilled. It counsels holding to hope despite delays or apparent failures, reminding readers that fulfillment can endure years of striving and that patience may yield fruit in due season.
California Girl dress for summer to fall wear at Roth's
Summer fashion update from Roth's features a California Girl dress with jacket suitable for hot days and cool evenings. The two-piece outfit includes a sleeveless top with cardigan collar, brass buttons, a leather belt, and a pleated skirt, offered in beige tan and olive tones.
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