Attempted Senate Move Aims to Curb Patent Piracy
Senate hearings consider Senate Bill 1047 to bar federal purchases of items made with stolen or pirated American patents. Richard Roudebush touts the bill as economic protection, noting offshore drug purchases and job losses. supporters urge quick passage to boost U.S. research and employment.
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Senate Committee
Senate
Indiana
Richard J. Roudebush
United States
Roudebush
Giant Step Backward in Johnson Labor Debate
The piece attacks President Johnson for opposing civil rights gains and supporting the potential repeal of Taft Hartley Section 14(b). It argues the administration pushes government molding of society, trampling basic human rights, and surrendering job freedom to unions. It contends repeal would allow employment discrimination based on union membership.
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Johnson
Congress
Humphrey
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Dominican Republic
ADA
Iif
Economics Teaching Remains Scarce in High Schools
A study by the American Economics Association finds a tiny share of high school students study economics, with seniors who take it showing better economic understanding. Teachers, often with minimal economics education, fare only slightly better, though the field is increasing as more qualified instructors enter the curriculum.
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American Economics Association
AEA
Washington
Herbert Kohl
Community backs Babe Ruth World Series event
The upcoming Babe Ruth World Series scheduled August 21 to 28 is shaping up as a community effort. Local service clubs and organizations pledge support in many areas, expecting thousands of visitors to boost the economy and raise Anderson’s profile worldwide.
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Anderson
Retirement Finance Advice From a 77 Year Old Investor
A senior investor voices concern about mortgage debt and medical costs. He recommends swapping limited-yield holdings like Pacific Gas & Electric and others for higher growth stocks such as Green Shoe to secure long term income. The dialogue touches on using savings to pay down the mortgage and plan for a pension with cautious market optimism.
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U.S. Steel
Gas & Electric
Chesapeake & Ohio
Spear
Humphrey Faces Liberal Grievances Over Dominican Role
The Inside Report outlines a growing list of liberal complaints within the ADA and Democratic circles. Hubert H. Humphrey backs Thomas Mann and Dominican intervention, while insiders note his stance could both help and hinder his path to the presidency amid liberal resistance and civil rights debates.
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Humphrey
Democratic Action
ADA
Thomas Mann
Nikolai
Humphrey Fdorenko
United Satate
Dominican Republic
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Mann
Tom Mann
Folklore and political quotes from mid 1960s editorials
A collage of quotations and commentaries on politics, society, and youth taken from mid 1960s writings. It discusses Washington imagery, education, juvenile delinquency, health costs, and Humphrey's foreign and domestic positions, citing ADA and liberal debates amid Viet Nam policy.
McNamara Rejects Military Pay Hike Bill
Secretary McNamara testifies before House Armed Services Committee led by Rep. L Mendel Rivers discussing rival pay bills. Rivers group seeks average 10.7 percent rise costing about 892 million annually. administration proposal offers 4.8 percent with higher gains for longer service, totaling 302 million. McNamara notes Navy staffing imbalances persist. suggests broad pay rise won’t fix technician shortages. Also mentions unresolved cause of muscular dystrophy.
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House Armed Services Committee
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c. Rivers
Washington
UPI
Robert S
Namara
House
Carl Vinson
Armed Services
Entha Cardinas
Latteri Group
McNamara
Rivers
South Carolina
Rotary Club Goes Abroad Today
The Anderson Rotary Club noon meeting features Karen Anne Phillips who sailed the M. S. Seven Seas a mobile college aboard seaways, with the event at the YMCA. Walter Frary, 85, wheeled his bride Ruth Ennis, 72, back to a nursing home after their Sunday wedding.
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Anderson Rotary Club
Carl Toedtmann
Karen Anne Phillips
YMCA
Indianapolis
Walter ‘Frary
Frary
Ruth Ennis
Silence as a Shield in Heated Talks
A terse verse urges restraint with Proverbs wisdom. The speaker favors quietness over rash replies, arguing that silence can defuse tempers and prevent ill will, though it may hinder visible thoughts and escalate misunderstandings in heated exchanges.
Cheery nurses boost recovery with simple care
A speech to the South Carolina Student Nurses' Association extols cheerful, plain language patient care. It argues that smiling nurses reassure patients, improve appetite and sleep, and can aid recovery even without medicines, urging doctors to cultivate better bedside communication and public speaking.
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Wilson E. Hall
Student Nurses’ Association of
South Carolina
Northwestern University Medical School
Republicans Battle For Indiana State GOP Post amid resignations
INDIANAPOLIS UP I Dis putes among Republican leaders intensified after Hoosier state chairman Robert N Stewart announced his June 15 resignation. The State Central Committee will name a successor, with Buena Chaney Possible but a contest looms between H Dale Brown and Robert E Gates. Stewart, 36, long among the party’s leaders, built up funds after a 1963 debt and led gains in 1963 before a 1964 setback as Johnson carried Indiana. A potential compromise candidate includes Paul Green, Lebanon chair.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Robert N. Stewart
Hoosier
GOP
Stewart
Buena Chaney
Terre Haute
H. Dale Brown
Marion County
Robert E. Gates
Columbia City
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Gates
Paul Green
Lebanon
Boone County
D. Russell Bontrager
James T. Neal
Noblesville Ledger
Conra
Johnson
Indiana
U.S
Bartholomew County
Russia
Dwight 1D. Eisenhower
Decatur County
Dr Brady's Health Advice on Constipation Misconceptions
A reader letters column quotes Dr William Brady arguing constipation stems from lack of health education, not milk or castor oil. He cites personal experience, advocates basic anatomy and nutrition knowledge, and offers a small mail order lesson on colon hygiene for 35 cents.
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Alimenttary
Brady
William Braty
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Russians claim Stalin ignored secret reports
Moscow reports detail how Joseph Stalin dismissed intelligence warning of a planned German attack. The USSR journal cites the NKGB data as detailed yet ignored, and blames Stalin and Vyacheslav Molotov for failing to act before the June 1941 invasion.
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Stalin
Moscow
UPI
Josef Stalin
Hitler
Russia
Peoples Commissariat For
State Security
J.V. Staliin
Germany
U.S.S.R
Journal of
the Academy of Sciences
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Mounds Kiwanis Meets Tonight at YMCA
Mounds Kiwanis Club will meet at the YMCA at 6 pm with Curtis H. Heaton of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Sail Conservation Service presenting a program on land use wildlife and farm techniques. Also note: Matechbox collectors call themselves philluminists.
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Mounds Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Curtis H. Heaton
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sail Conservation Service
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Edwin A. Bailey
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