Miss Mary Ruth Palmer remembered for vocal music leadership
Death of Miss Mary Ruth Palmer, longtime director of vocal music at Anderson High School, ends a career shaping the Madrigal Singers and the Anderson High School Choral Club. She led statewide programs, held national offices, and inspired student instruction. A music scholarship fund is proposed in tribute.
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Miss Palmer
Anderson High School
Altrusa Club
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Khrushchev Faces Internal Pressures Amid Dust and Reforms
George Kennan warned about Soviet ignorance while Charles Bohlen noted Khrushchev's focus on internal politics. The piece outlines a party shakeup, military changes, and three rival pressures: neo Stalinists, the military, and Chinese Communists. It also cites agricultural woes from virgin lands, dust storms, and lagging grain programs, linking food shortages to military concerns and manpower cuts.
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Soviet Union
George Kennan
U. S
Russia
Charles E. Bohlen
U. S. State Department
Paris
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Mr. K
Kazakhstan
Danube Basin
Bulgaria
Romania
Yugoslavia
Pravda
Ukraine
Stavropol
Kuban
Siberia
Kazakh
Kustanai
Chakalov
Urals
Student Opinion Survey Reveals Liberal Arts and Politics Trends
A national survey of 7 268 teenagers by the Institute of Student Opinion, backed by Scholastic Magazines, shows views on civil liberties and politics. Results indicate 66 percent oppose compulsory unionism, 35 percent oppose loyalty oaths, with 30 percent backing police power to ban books or media. Presidential leanings split GOP 49.5 percent and Democrat 45.3 percent, among those polled.
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The
Institute of Student Opinion
Scholastic Magazines
U.S
GOP
Nixon
Rockefeller
Sen
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
College plans show majority expect to attend after high school
A survey indicates 63 percent of graduates expect to go to college, 17.3 percent do not, and 19.6 percent are undecided. Among those planning college, 35.5 percent say they would not need financial aid, 27.1 percent...
Former Judge Brennan Wins Indefinite Delay in Arraignment
Norman E. Brennan a former Superior Court judge in Indianapolis won an indefinite delay in his arraignment on a charge of soliciting perjury from a divorce client. Judge Faulconer granted the delay after a defense challenge to filing by affidavit before the grand jury acted. The grand jury returned no indictment. Brennan is accused of instructing a client to lie about fees paid to him.
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Indianapolis
Norman E. Brennan
Superior Court
Thomas J. Faulconer
Brennan
Palmer K. Ward
Labor Parties Diverge in Europe Under Brandt and Gaitskell
Roscoe Drummond notes a rising Brandt influence in West Germany and slipping control of the British Labour party under Hugh Gaitskell. Both parties share anti Soviet, internationalist aims and oppose doctrinaire socialism, yet Germany gains a stronger socialist tilt while Britain risks political realignment.
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Europe
London
Western Europe
Hugh Gaitskell
Social Democratic Party
West Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Gaitskeil
Brandt
Gaitskell
Labor Party
Mr. Gaitskell
Rank and
Britain
Commons
Folklore and Politics in Public Discourse
A collage of verses for children and adults followed by political analysis. It contrasts whimsical lullabies and nonsense verse with a discussion of British Labour Party figures Gaitskell and Brandt, unions, and East West disarmament, plus a note on dock and wharf terminology.
New Battery Promises Longer Life For Flashlights
A new flashlight battery lasts longer by resisting corrosion. It features a resin base and moisture proof, unbreakable design, aiming to improve durability in adverse conditions.
Orange Crystals Debut in Frozen Juice Form
Frozen orange juice appears as dehydrated crystals after experiments by several companies. The new form preserves flavor while offering a compact, shelf stable product that can reconstitute with water. Industry researchers note potential for reduced waste and extended storage life.
Harwich Bawley Vessel and Its Boiling Stove Role
The article explains that most seamen know the Harwich Bawley type vessel used to fish Thames Estuary shoals for shrimp. It notes the term bawley derives from boiling and that the on board boiling process preserves shrimp for market, highlighting the essential stovepipe feature of these boats.
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Harwich
Remains of Humber keel vessel found linked to Viking design
Archaeologists report a preserved double ended Humber keel remains found in the River Rother bed in 1882. The relic mirrors the Viking era vessel and shows the keel’s long history dating back to a river course change in 1287.
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Humber
Rother
Nautical Terms From Sailor Speech Across Seas
The article lists terms like Miss Stays a vessel not coming about, monkey gaff a display gaff on the aft masthead, mushoom anchor an anchor without stock, rubbers hole an opening on the top platform, long legged a vessel with large fuel capacity and long range.
Question Of Course You Know What Scuttle Butt Means
A playful query asks if readers understand the term scuttle butt meaning gossip or chatter. The line notes Saturday as the implied answer day without further details.
Case Records of a Psychologist Mopars Syndicate
A psychologist notes Daniel and siblings sharing a summer bunk house on an Indiana farm. He describes nightly comfort objects Raggedy Andy and other dolls, plus the improvised mahogany rail car living quarters and family dynamics during early childhood observations.
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Fhe
Danny
Raggedy
Andy
Indiana
Should study nutrition and calcium for bone health
A Canadian reader with fractures seeks advice on calcium intake and nutrition. The column argues that daily calcium and vitamin D should meet but not excess needs, notes historical views on bones, and urges balanced intake with milk green vegetables and exercise. It includes a sidebar on children's bedtime habits and responses to readers.
Signed letters to Dr Brady on health and hygiene guidance
Brief letters to Dr Brady on personal health and hygiene will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume only a few replies can be provided and nonconforming queries will not be answered. Address Mr William Brady 265 E Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
E/ Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Logansport State Hospital Opens In-House Video Network
A closed circuit television station began operation at Logansport State Hospital in Indiana, the first such system in the state. The hospital acquired the station from Harold Lockwood, an on-site electrician, to broadcast chapel programs and other institutional events for patient therapy.
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Logansport, Ind
Upi
Logansport State Hospital
Indiana
Harold Lockwood
The Shepherd Bravery Isaiah 60 22 Poem by Julien Hyer
Poem urging restraint and courage against bullying. Reflects on youth memories of size ideology and how adults abuse power. Calls for thought on how the strong treat the weaker and challenges readers to rethink dominance.
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Konrad Adenauer
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New York Herald Tribune Inc
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Gulf
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
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Johns Hopkins
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Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
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