New County Hospital Trustees and Officers Picked
The Anderson County Hospital board of trustees is formed with officers including Lawrence M. Busby as president Robert M. Wolford as vice president and Paul Newbern as secretary treasurer Construction to begin soon and operation planned for early next year with strong civic backing and fundraising success noted for the project
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Anderson-Madison County Hospital
Lawrence M. Busby
Robert M. Wolford
Paul Newbern
Government probing GM finance arm sparks antitrust test
Lawmakers on the House Antitrust Subcommittee weigh bills to force auto makers to divest subsidiary finance firms led by GMAC amid a GM monopoly suit in diesel locomotives. The hearing cites over half of GM dealer car purchases financed by rivals and notes similar finance firms across industry.
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House
General Motors
Deisel
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
United States
UBS predicts stronger 1961 economy with second half gain
The United States Business Service projects a rising personal income from 410 to 425 billion and a GNP increase from 507 to 533 billion in the second half. Trade should hit a record 244 billion, with construction up 5 percent to 57 billion and new confidence boosting spending across sectors.
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United States Business Service
Boston
UBS
Protectionism rises as Congress to hold hearings on imports
A new House subcommittee on the Impact of Imports and Exports on American Employment opens public hearings next Monday. Led by Rep. John Dent, the panel chambers debate fears of a one way trade street and proposed import limits while trade balance and automation shape the tempo of the debate for 1962.
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Congress
New House
Rep
John Dent
D-Pa
Cleveland Bailey
West Virginia
Carroll Kearns
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Sub Committee
Interior Department
U.S
Tractors Group Leaves for Cuba to Offer 500 Tractors
Four American agricultural experts fly from Miami toward Havana to discuss Castro’s demand for heavy equipment in exchange for 1,214 captives. They aim to ship 100 tractors by June 22, while denying political prisoner exchanges beyond technical talks.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Miami
Eastern Airlines
Florida
Havana
Pan American World Airways
Castro
U.S
Roy Rainer
University of California
J. B. Liljedahl
Purdue University
C. M. Hansen
Michigan State University
Duane P. Greathouse
United Auto Workers Agricultural Implement Department
Hansen
United States
Spain
Latin America
President's Berlin focus dominates Lipman essay
Walter Lippman argues in The President's Report that Berlin is the pivotal issue in avoiding a world war. He notes no ultimatum from Khrushchev or Kennedy and urges stronger guarantees for West Berlin while urging a broader diplomatic push. He criticizes the President's foreign aid plea as an anti-climax and calls for expanded national effort against Communism.
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Vienna
Laos
Germany
Berlin
Washington
Moscow
London
Paris
Bonn
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Congress
Latin America
Asia
Africa
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Bank stocks offer moderate growth and income potential
In growth terms banks lag industrials but provide stability and dividend safety. Earnings rise with higher money rates, and today bank shares show strength as investors seek higher yields. Representative names include Chase Manhattan, Morgan Guaranty Trust, Bank of America and Western Bancorporation.
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Chase Manhattan
OTC
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Bank of America
Western Bancorporation
NYSE
Firstamerica Corporation
G. D. Searle
Searle
Evening Prayer Poem by Jui en C Hyer
Poem fragment from a 19th or early 20th century prayer journal. It asks for guidance at dawn and noon and calls for a compassionate deed before night. The author hopes for divine approval and warns against sin and betrayal. Minor typographic quirks reflect scanned text.
Sex Differences and the Kinsey Debate in Marriage
A psychologist argues that Kinsey's findings misstate female sexual appetite and dietary needs. He cites Betty G and other wives, claiming men hunger more for calories and sex, while women are primarily maternal. He urges readers to seek his booklet on sex differences and personal advice.
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Betty
Kinsey
Betty G
Dr. Kinsey
Doctor Brady attacks blood pressure gadgets as quackery
In his health column Dr Brady argues that skilled physicians read a patient by pulse, skin, and heart sounds rather than a sphygmomanometer. He condemns public use of blood pressure meters as showy gimmicks and TV operation monitors. Readers can send letters for a response.
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Virginia
Brady
William Btady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Navy Chaplain Who Won Medal of Honor
The question asks the chaplain of the U.S. Navy who uniquely received the Congressional Medal of Honor. The answer is Chaplain James A. The date or further identifying details are not provided in the prompt.
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U.S. Navy
Airways Accused of Traffic Violation by Pan Am
Pan American World Airways accuses KLM Royal Dutch Airlines of excessive third country traffic to and from the United States in violation of its foreign air carrier permit. Pan Am asks CAB to act with full government powers to crack down on the Dutch airline.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
United States
Permi
Pan Am
Airlinis
Local Sav ings and Loan League warns on Indiana lien law
The Indiana mechanic s lien law requires real estate owners to pay for labor or materials used in building or improving property even if the contractor has been paid, possibly forcing owners to pay twice. Local lenders warn customers about these pitf alls and owner liability.
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The
Savings and Loan League of Indiana
Homeowner unaware of unpaid contractor liabilities
The league notes a homeowner may not know about unpaid material or labor bills from a contractor. The material dealer is not required to notify the home or property owner.
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League
Property owners urged to avoid double payments with contractor checks
The Savings and Loan League advises owners to hire reputable contractors, verify material payments with suppliers, and require an affidavit from the contractor stating all bills are paid before final settlement to prevent double payments.
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Savings and Loan League
Law guidance on mechanic's liens and lender protection
The text advises using Savings and Loan League members and reputable contractors to protect against mechanic's liens when labor and material bills remain unpaid. It emphasizes dealing with trusted lenders and professionals as the best protection under the law.
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Savings and Loan League
Folklore and Jerky Among American Customs
William Wade explores early western life noting jerky as dried meat for preservation. The piece then poses five trivia questions about American civics, territories, calendars, and naval history with answers: four states admitted this century, Walter Burley Griffin, 1752 calendar reform, Puerto Rico, and the 1664 submarine incident near Charleston.
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Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Hawaii
Alaska
Walter Burley Griffin
Chicago
Puerto Rico
U. S
Housatonic
Charleston
J. B. Martin
Shipwise
Reverend William H. Likins Earns Th D at Boston University
The former Shirley and Wilkinson Methodist Church pastor, William H. Likins, receives a Doctor of Theology in Practical Theology from Boston University School of Theology. His education spans Asbury College, Candler School of Theology, Harvard Divinity School, and studies at Louisville Presbyterian Seminary. He has served churches in Kentucky, Georgia, Indiana, and Massachusetts and has led Covenant Methodist Church in Worcester since 1956.
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Shirley
William H. Likins
Shirley and
Wilkinson
Boston University School of Theology
Boston
Likins
Louisville
Asbury College
Candler School of Theology
Emory University
Orme M. Miller
Louisville, Ky
Presbyterian Seminary
Harvard Divinity School
Kentucky
Georgia
Indiana
Massachusetts
Covenant Methodist Church
Worcester
Mass
Milk Drinkers in St Paul Youths Dominate National Use
About half the fluid milk consumed in the United States is by youths under 15, who make up about one quarter of the population according to a St Paul report.
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ST. Paul
U.S
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