William Hovermale A Civic Leader Dies Sudden
William Hovermale longtime Anderson Chamber of Commerce executive vice president dies suddenly on Sunday. A native of Berling New York he led multiple civic roles including school board trustee United Fund Lions Club Salvation Army Senior Citizens Central Christian Church and more. He was described as unselfish and deeply devoted to Anderson and its people.
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Noise And Health Big City Air Faces Double Pollution
A Washington conference opens on noise as a public health hazard. The article notes noise can cause hearing loss dizziness and sleep disruption, with higher annoyance from high pitched and variable sounds. It discusses individual tolerance and tactics for noise control in buildings.
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Washington
China’s Hydrogen Bomb Test and Nuclear Age Assertions
The article recalls China’s June hydrogen bomb test as a landmark achievement praised by the Xinhua news agency and noted by Western observers for its rapid progress. It cites estimates of a future US missile defense network and discusses a December failed second test and a possible three-stage design, with assessments by McNamara and the AEC.
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Successful Investing By Roger
Reader outlines a retirement investing plan with a $14,500 available, suggests diversifying into four growth issues Travelers, Magnaver, J Stevens, and Hacken Back Water, with $3,500 each. The column advises patience and a long term view while noting Travelers as a strong stock and insurer expanding into mutual funds and variable annuities.
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The Old House and the Longing for Roots
In Me costa Maryland a family preserves an old house built by ancestors and plans a century of continuity. The narrator highlights enduring homes, living traditions, and the pull of place as a marker of identity and belonging. The piece contrasts nostalgia with modern expansion as a stone wing is added to welcome a growing population.
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Growing pains and tetany in children need calcium and sun
Dr Brady explains night pains in children may reflect calcium and vitamin D deficiency from poor diet and lack of sunlight. He cautions against labeling as rheumatic and urges better nutrition including milk leafy greens and exposure to daylight. He offers pamphlets on adult tetany and growing pains to readers providing two cents and a self addressed envelope.
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Reading clarity amid noisy headlines and ocean facts
A humorous reflection cites The World Almanac noting that out of over 250 shark species only nine pose human danger. The author questions the editor’s fact check while nudging readers about public decorum and rising executive behavior.
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Kentucky Farmer Case Highlighted In Repetition and Pattern
The Worry Clinic recounts a Kentucky sharecropper tale to illustrate how medical and psychological dilemmas repeat across cases. A farmer’s cow milks into a pail as a bystander points out the situation, prompting reflections on standardized medical entities and recurring plot patterns in life and literature.
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Folklore parody and verses on love and compliments
A fragmentary verse page features mock tragedy dialogue between John William and a woman about kisses and explanations. It includes a parody titled When Lovely Wola and an old American saying about dream and sleep relations.
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Do Something Crazy Strategy Echoes in History and War
The piece argues that calculated inconsistency confounds enemies by acting unpredictably in business and warfare. It cites Truman and Cold War diplomacy, noting the danger of predictable U.S. signals and urging bold, unconventional leadership to deter rivals.
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The NSA DaNang is the largest shore command with about 8,000 officers and men. It provides logistical support to roughly 165,000 Free World Forces in Vietnam and handles over five million tons of cargo yearly. Cargo moves from DaNang to NSA detachments along the coast by LSTs and utility boats.
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