Voting rights impact of new civil rights bill in the South
The administration's civil rights bill could allow federal voting referees to register Negroes in 261 counties across 11 Southern states, based on a Congressional Quarterly study. Counties with low Negro registration may trigger referees quickly, affecting Mississippi and South Carolina most, while many Southern Democrats dominate affected districts.
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South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Virginia
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Tennessee
North Carolina
Joel ‘J. Broyhill
Charles Raper
Jonas
N.C
Ed Foreman
Howard H. Baker
Tenn
Macon County
Ala
Bullock County
South
Spreading An Empire Tax Exempt Power Amid Preference Rates
Rep. John P. Saylor argues federal power projects extend beyond proper scope as Interior adds Southern Idaho to the Bonneville complex. He warns taxpayers pay millions while preference power distributors save little, calling it a spread of the federal power empire and an erosion of tax dollars from investor owned utilities.
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John P. Saylor
Pennsylvania
Congress
Interior Department
Idaho
Bonneville Power Complex
Saylor
Bonneville
Lets Develop Anderson and Build a Strong Community
A call to collective effort to strengthen Anderson through faith and investment. The piece praises rapid development and urges residents to support homes, businesses, friendships, and living conditions to sustain progress.
Successful Investing Growth Focus and Portfolio Adjustments
An investment column advises a 50 year old executive to favor growth over income, suggesting selling Automatic Canteen and Beauty Counselors, holding Long Island Lighting, and adding Standard Oil of California Proctor & Gamble and Merck. It also discusses margin usage and stock switches including Boeing to Warner-Lambert for growth and cautions against overextending margin.
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Long’ Island
Atlas Corp
Kennecott Capper
Brice
Kennecott
Long Island Lighting
Standard Oil
California
Proctor & Gamile
Corn
Merck
ABC Vending
American Machine , & Foundry
Boeing
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Iran Rejects Soviet Protest On Kurds
Tehran said it rejected Soviet allegations of Iranian support for Iraq against Kurdish rebels. A note delivered Monday conveyed the government's denial amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Iran
Tehran
UPI
Iraq
Foreign Office
Two Front Cold War Adds Strain on Sino Soviet Split
Washington dispatch notes the Sino Soviet break deepens, signaling a continuing battle for influence in the Communist world. It weighs Western responses to Khrushchev’s stance and potential shifts in Moscow’s strategy amid a polarized bloc.
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Red China
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Khrushchev
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Jet
Europe
New York Herald
Tribune, Inc
Case Records of a Psychologist Thereafter
A psychologist warns that some women bully partners, likening them to Khrushchev, and that meek men invite control. Sally G uses charm to mask dominance, while Terry tolerates mistreatment hoping for strength. Readers are urged to seek professional guidance for such dynamics and to include self-addressed envelopes for materials.
Brady Health Service Missing Medical Context and Social Quarrel
A fragmented passage discusses aspirin use for bursitis and a supposed therapeutic test with high doses. It shifts to a scene where Sally taunts Terry, provoking his submission while seeking a reaction. The text blends medical, romantic, and coercive themes without clear attribution.
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Sally
Terry
Basutoland Future Tied to South Africa and Local Practices
The piece notes Basutoland under South African customs control and describes Basuto culture including dress and medicine practices. It mentions medicine murder rumors and historic British rule since 1868, with a reflective aside on personal use of aspirin as a sleep aid.
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South Africa
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Graphic Society
Basutoland
Moscow
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Peking
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Moshesh
Indiana firm elevates John P. Holton to vice president role
John P. Holton formerly of Anderson Box Company has been elected vice president of Inland Coaster Corporation in Indianapolis. He will oversee operations at Inland Fruit and Produce Packaging and Anderson Box, after joining Anderson Box in 1936 following DePauw University graduation. His appointment ties to his leadership at Anderson High School and family links in Anderson.
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John P. Holton
Inland Coaster
Virtualtayt-Aestainer Corporation
Ter
Ai Indianapolis
Aromatic
Holton
Anderson Box Company
Apolis
Inland Coalin
Fainer
DePauw University
Beiof
Mr. Holli>ton
Inland
Fruit and Produce
Anderson Box
Anderson High School
Louis Lamont
L. A. Lamont
Winding Way
Mr. Lamont
Anderson
Gros Philip Decker
St. Venor
Three Bands Enter Statewide Contest
The Indiana State Fair hosts the High School Band Contest with three regional bands from Anderson Madison Heights and Highland directed by Vaught Barker and others. The event runs from August 28 to September 4 in Indianapolis and features the bands competing for honors amid extensive fair program highlights.
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Madison Heights
Highland High
Mission
Lloyd's of London
Government Highland
Donald
George Vaught
Basuto
Francis E. Barker
Wa F
Bers
South Africa
Basutoland
Indianapolis
Kiwanis Tributes Myers And Burkett At Luncheon
The Anderson Kiwanis Club honored Linfield Myers and Wilford Burkett, both charter members, with 40 year plaques during a noon meeting. Dr. John A. Morrison reviewed club history while Bryce Brown presented prizes. next week’s meeting is at the Police Canine Corps training center. Russell Johnson of Mounds Kiwanis seeks district chairmanship in August elections. Mounds plans a summer outing August 13 at the Richard Smith farm.
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Anderson Kiwanis Club
Linfield Myers
Wilford Byres
John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Kiwanis
Bryce Brown
Myers
Burkett
Delco - Remy
Police Canine Corps
Fraternal Order
Police Club
Russell Johnson
Mounds Kiwanis Club
Mounds Club
Richard Smith
Treasure salvage plans amid sea wreck in Folklore column
Folklore by William Wade describes Backer DeBacker planning an undersea tunnel to salvage a sunken ship rumored to hold treasure. Details include a € quarter million value, a Hottentot tongue twisting rhyme, and skepticism about locating and recovering such riches. A separate AP note reports a fatal two car crash near Indianapolis on U S 40.
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Jack
Indianapolis
U.S
Apolis
John Dunlap
Terre Haute
Tis
Lulu
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