Local Man Honored as GOP Platform Committee Appointee
The local man Nick Polus is named fifth district representative on the state GOP Platform Advisory Committee for the Republican State convention. His career in politics spans several years and his active affiliations include Local 662 UAW CIO Madison County Lincoln Club Conservation Club Mt Moriah Lodge Delco Remy Trowel Club Holy Trinity Helenic Orthodox Church and he is married with three children.
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Madison County Lincoln Club
Conservation Club
Mt. Moriah Lodge
Delco-Remy, Trowel Club
Holy Trinity Helenic Orthodox Church
Kennedy address at Chamber of Commerce meet urges free enterprise balance
President Kennedy spoke at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting and defended his steel price decision while urging government should not set prices for business or labor. The retiring chamber president warned that government price control would erode free enterprise and insist on labor and business freedom.
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Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Community cooperation urged on housing ordinance and urban renewal
In Anderson and Madison County editors urge joint discussion on housing rules and urban renewal. They note past projects show opposite groups can cooperate and advocate public education campaigns before major measures. A poll by the newspaper and WHUT seeks public sentiment on the ordinance.
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Anderson
Madison County
United Fund
WHUT
Public Opinion Favors Limiting Welfare State Medical Plan
The piece reports polls showing a majority oppose a universal medical benefit tied to social security. Voters prefer state administered or voluntary indigent aged care plans like Kerr-Mills and Blue ShieldAMA proposals. It argues rising deficits push opposition to the welfare state and the social security approach.
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Congress
Kerr-Mills
Blue Shield
American Medical Association
Inflation and Budget Deficits Amid Kennedy Forecasts
The author argues inflation begins with unbalanced budgets and notes postwar U.S. history. Kennedy projected a 1963 surplus of 500 million, but current outlook shows a multi billion deficit. Financing deficits via loans injects more money into circulation, fueling inflation.
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U.S
Kennedy
Lion
Why Aid To India Triggered US Policy Debate
A column argues against slashing US economic aid to India, noting neutralist pressure and Soviet tests. It defends measured policy that serves the free world, citing India's democracy, Goa, Kashmir disputes, and Krishna Menon while contrasting oceanography with space work.
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United States
India
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World
U.S
Thomas Dodd
Conn
Senate
Asia
Thoes
Red China
Folklore and the Ager Echoes in Poe Parody
The excerpt notes how land drainage nearly erased the ager or ague disease among Indiana pioneers and others, linked to a parody on Edgar Allan Poe. It presents the poem themed around a restless wind or ailment as the “ager” shakes the narrator, with September memories and daily tremors described.
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Ager
Ague
Indiana
Edgar Allen Poe
Uncle Sam as Umpire in a Split Economy
A fragmented economic analysis outlines Uncle Sam as an impartial referee in the past, now urged by both Democrats and Republicans to reclaim the role. The piece argues Founding Fathers envisioned a neutral arbiter while private entities compete, suggesting needed psyche shifts for federal balance.
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Sam
Uncle Sam
Samuel B. Pettengill
Sstter
Bureau of Banking
Bureau of Standards
Community letters on housing and national policy debates
A collage of letters discusses a city minimum housing ordinance, civic participation, and disdain for perceived overreach by government. Readers advocate stopping the measure, praise the postal savings system, and urge scrutiny of committees while sharing personal housing conditions and local concerns.
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C. of C
Walter
Margaret
Dr Brady's Health Service on Essential Hypertension
Reader letters discuss essential hypertension. Dr Brady dismisses blood pressure concerns as overblown while promoting weight loss and self-help guidance. He offers pamphlets for purchase and notes that licensed doctors may label hypertension idiopathic when no organ disease is found.
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Webster
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ournal
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