The Great Era Of The Goof-Off
Charles H. Brower condemns a goof-off era in mid century America. The piece catalogs widespread lax standards from officials to teachers and laments a public school curriculum replacing core disciplines with arts and crafts. It warns of luxury without responsibility and urges self examination as the path to remedy.
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America
Charles H. Brower
Batten, Barton, Durstine and
Osborne
Washington
Mr. Brower
Macmillan Mission Elevates Anglo American Ties
The article notes that U S Britain and American relations have improved since Harold Macmillan toured the United States after a low point during the Suez crisis. It highlights interdependence as his core theme and recognizes ongoing global economic and defense challenges, including the Soviet Union, that require continued Anglo American cooperation.
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Britain
France
Suez
Harold Macmillan
United States
Macmillan
DePauw University
New Horizons In Science Explores Mental Illness Figures
A compilation by several American psychiatrists examines historical figures like Nero Booth Rasputin Catherine the Great and Robespierre as examples of paranoia antisocial or compulsive personalities. The piece cites Dr. Veronica Pennington and Dr. Burtrum Schiele discussing how perception power and fame intersect with psychiatric traits. It notes Rasputin endured multiple attempts on his life and that Catherine the Great showed driving ambition amid controversy.
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Pennington
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Alexander VI
Barness
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Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Cagliostra
Dr. Schiele
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Noia
Johnny Wilkes Booth
Catherine the Genghis Khan
Russia
Veronica M
Mississippi’ Noses Shgenier State Hospital
Catherine Oe
Earl Ubell Castiostro
Amer-1
Schering Company
Robespierre
Burtrum C. Schiele
University of Minnesota Medical School
Chicago
Martha
Leon Parkinson
Muncie Press
Thorny thistle facts mix with wild history in a rambling piece
A sprawling write up blends botanical details about the thistle with wide ranging asides on history politics and society. It touches Nero Nasser Chamoun and Lebanon while noting bees pollinate thistle flowers and honey from thistle nectar. The piece meanders through science poetry and current affairs in a single column.
Alesves Leads Coup Bid Against Chamoun in Lebanon
Interpreting the News reports core hardbitten politicians triggering a coup d etat in Lebanon 34 days ago aiming to overthrow President Camille Chamoun. Chamoun remains steadfast amid severe terrorism and fighting, drawing awe from Western diplomats who praise his steel resolve as rivals falter.
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Tom Masterson
Beirut
Lebanon
Alesves
Camille Cha ‘Moun
Chamoun
Middle East
Bees swarm at Hurley home on Central Avenue
Neighbors report two swarms of bees gathering around Richard Hurley's residence at 2609 Central Ave, with thousands buzzing nearby. Later, a hot-rodder sped along Broadway at over 62 mph, slowed only by two large trucks.
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Richard Hurley
Central Ave
Hurley
Cross Street
Vineyard
Broadway
Folklore by William Wade and floodfront fish tale
The report recalls folklore by William Wade and a flood event near 38th Street Road where Earl Eggman caught a 22 inch four pound carp stuck in a fence. It notes residents fishing as waters recede and mentions light anecdotes about Annabelle Lee and a proverb on married life.
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38Th Street
Earl Eggman
Rt. 3
Three Member Commission Forms for Anderson Annexation Issue
Anderson area residents welcomed the prompt creation of a three member commission to verify the number of property owners in the annexation remonstrance. Members are James H. Peters, David Stone, and Charles F. Gaus, named by respective parties, with Special Judge Victor Simmons guiding the process.
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Anderson Area
Anderson Township
Victor Simmons
James H. Peters
Anderson
Jack B. Campbell
David Stone
Charles F. Gaus
Peters
Stone
Iain
Brady Health Letter Promotes Calcium Diet for Tachycardia
A reader asks about paroxysmal tachycardia in a 32 year old woman. Brady recommends belly breathing, ice packs, thyroid pressure, and temperate use of calcium gluconate or chloride with physician guidance. He notes smoking and occasional alcohol. endorses calcium supplementation and exercise but emphasizes professional medical follow up.
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Peceneee
Brady
Wilhelp
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Flag Day Tomorrow Demonstration of Patriotism
The speaker recounts a solitary walk through a foreign town where no one else recognized him until he saw his country’s flag. A surge of emotion and tears followed, leading to a vow to honor the flag on Flag Day tomorrow.
Flaming Love Ends as Powell Faces Arson Charge
Louisville AP report notes Earl Powell 42 turned in an alarm from an empty apartment to lure firefighters who found a mattress fire. Powell admitted setting the blaze to obtain revenue and was jailed on a $1000 bond. Neighboring dispatches mention a unique Hereford cow birth and a French president's routine.
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Herald
Louisville
Earl Powell
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