Anderson Progress From 1945 To 1965 Transformation
Progress in Anderson in education and recreation over twenty years after World War II transformed schools and facilities. New high schools, dormitories, library, and a theology building rose amid renovations. Higher education expanded enrollment at Anderson College, NCACSC accreditation achieved, and a thriving church and recreation scene emerged with parks, clubs, fields, and water venues.
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Anderson
Sehool
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Stret
Southside Junior High
Meadowbrook
Westvale
Hiawatha
Anderson College
Ncacsc
Indiana
College
Church of God Convention
Warner
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Missions
Memorial Field
Fairview Park
Roca- Ree-Al Center
Athletic Park
29Th St
Midwest
Home fire safety urges awareness to cut deaths
The Institute for Home Fire Safety reports about 1.8 million Americans were injured and nearly 12,000 killed in fires last year, mostly in homes. It cites lack of fire knowledge and awareness of how fires start and spread as the core problem and calls for better safety techniques to save lives.
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Institute For Home Fire Safety
Successful Investing for a Working Woman at 56
A reader asks about changing to private industry, retirement income, burial costs, and investing in Sears Roebuck. Roger Spear advises securing employment if intolerable, reviewing life insurance adequacy, arranging preplanned burial price, and consider buying Sears Roebuck with $5,000 savings while noting existing shares in United States asbestos and other holdings.
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Roger E. Spear
Commonwealth Edison
Ilinois
Sears, Roebuck
K.G
PT Eda
Sears
Roebuck
United Abestos Corporation
Federal Grants Welcome Indiana Colleges Over $1 Million
Secretary Celebrezze announced more than 1 million dollars in federal construction grants for three Indiana institutions. Indiana State College Terre Haute receives 197 205, Purdue University Lafayette 427 235, and Valparaiso University Valparaiso receives the remainder to finance undergraduate facilities.
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Washington
Morehhan
Indiana
Secretary of Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Indiana State College
Terre Haute
Purdue University
Lafayette
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Rafi WD
Inside Report Summer to Viet Nam Allies Shift
The piece argues Moscow is an intentional ally to the Viet Cong, boosting Hanoi’s will to win as monsoon season slows U.S. and South Vietnamese forces. It notes unwitting U.S. critics amplify antiwar rhetoric, while Soviet and Chinese influences grow and a new anti aircraft weaponry nears arrival. It warns a major summer offensive could reverse morale and momentum.
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Viet Nam
Washington
Mos
Cow
Soviet Union
U. S
Johnson
Southeast Asia
U.S
Jame
Moscow
North
Son
Khrushchev
Saigon
Hanoi
Red
Mowcow
William Bundy
China
India
Peking
IME CASE RECORDS OF A PSYCHOLOGIST ACCESSIBLE OUTLETS CASE
The excerpt analyzes energy outlets in youth versus middle age, noting gender differences in competitive drive and muscular activity. It cites Don G., a 45 year old who dislikes fishing but enjoys racing a boat, and discusses thyroid effects, fat versus lean body mass, and the suggestion that active children aren’t necessarily ill. It ends with advice on contacting Dr. Crane Mellor for psychological charts.
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Don
Don G
Doctor Brady's Health Advice On Prevention And Mask Use
Dr William Brady urges practical knowledge of physiology and hygiene to prevent common illnesses. He notes the CRI concept and discusses transmission via breathing, laughter, and social contact. He advocates masks and transparent screens for the host and guest, offering a 35 cent booklet and responses by stamped envelope.
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M.c
Dr. Brady
William Brady
EL Camino
Beverly Hills
Folklore and Folklore by William Wade playful misdefinitions
A witty collection mocks common folklore and misread words. It lists humorous errors such as a philanderer funding charities, a virgin forest, perpetual motion, and other fanciful definitions, ending with a quip on polls and money. The piece lampoons confusion between language and meaning.
Bulgur May Enter American Menus Soon
Albany Calif bulgur cured from whole wheat may reach menus soon via a new low cost peeling process at US Department of Agriculture Western Utilization Research Laboratory. The product called World Wheat reflects its global usefulness and lab initials.
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Albany
Calif
Middle East
United States
Department of Agraculture
Western Utilization Research
Tis
Reports Say U S Warns Of Intervention
London reports that the United States issued private warnings to Peking about possible nuclear reprisal if Communist China intervened in Vietnam or attacked South Korea. Prime Minister Wilson seeks verification from Washington as UK stance splits Labour and Commonwealth leaders on Vietnam policy ahead of talks.
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London
United States
Peking
Viet Nam
South Korea
Harold Wilson
Britain
Washington
Patrick Dean
Daily Telegraph
The
Times
Patrick
Asia
Warsaw
U.S
Labor Party
Wilson
Johnson
Commonwealth
Australia
New Zealand
Malaysia
Canada
Cyprus
Jamaica
Malta
Trinidad and Tobago
Instant Faith and Eternal Bonds by Julien C Hyer
A devotional poem extols steadfast prayer and lasting friendships. It contrasts the illusion of instant fame with the need for time, loyalty, and continued care to build true relationships, urging consistent spiritual focus rather than hurried bonds.
Book critical of Britain's medical plan sparks debate
In London AP reports a new book titled The National Health Service and You by Dr Tan Judson and Gordon Hudson argues the NHS is abused for beds and breakfasts. It recounts cases of feigned illness, library research leading to hospital admission, and a Nottingham girl overnighting after a dance.
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London
Britain
National Health Service
Tan P
Judson
Gordon Hudson
Nottingham
Summitville to host public meeting on sewage disposal
Summitville Town Board announces a 7 30 p m meeting on June 15 at the City Building to discuss sewage disposal. Williams Associates engineers will attend along with a Stream and Pollution Board representative to answer citizen questions. Mrs Pfaff dies at 100 in Indianapolis funeral Tuesday.
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Summitville
Williams Associates Engineering
Stream and Pollution Board
Pfaff
Indianapolis
Mary A. Pfaff
Alvey
Indiana Historical Society
Women's Whist Club
1965 Madison County 4-Hers Attend Purdue Roundup
Ninety nine Madison County 4-H members joined peers at Purdue University for the 1965 4H Roundup from June 8 to 10. The event drew more than 3,000 Indiana 4-H delegates and featured speakers including Marilyn VanDebur and remarks by Mrs. Birch E Bayh. Local agents Harold R. Berry and Linda K. Belknap accompanied the delegation. Nancy Johnson and Cheryl Smith among others attended from towns such as Pendleton, Anderson, Elwood, Lapel, and Frankton.
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Madison County
4-H
Purdue University
Indiana
Harold R. Berry
Linda K. Belknap
Donald E. Barnes
Anderson
Jennie Babcock
Pendleton Janet Bare
Pendleton
Sheila Barkdull
Becky Bledsoe
Linda Bohlander
Summitville
Mary Canfield
Jerson
Rita
Jeanne Prieshoff
Alexandria
Stephanie Richardson
Eloise Rigsby
Frankton
Elaine Riley
Nancy Rinker
Susan Roudebush
Lapel
Ann Schaffer
Diane Smith
Mary Smith
Marketville
Vicky Smith
Melody Summers
Debby Teeters
Mary Kay Wilder
Pam Williams
Elwood
Sam Mack
Mike Murray
Greg Oldham
Larry Owen
Dave Padgett
Markleville
Dwight Ray
Charles Seal
Portville
Tom Seal
Mike Southard
Lee Sparks
Bruce Sutton
Virginia High Graduates Told Of Responsibility
Prince Edward County's first post 1959 black graduates at Moton High School were urged by Dr. C G Moss to help shape a freer society not defined by race. He spoke to 28 seniors about moving beyond paternalistic systems toward the construction phase of America's social revolution as schools reopen under a Supreme Court order.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
America
C. G. Gordon Moss
Longwood College
Moss
R. R. Moton High School
Virginia
Prince Edward
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Mays
James Mays
Anderson Service Clubs
City Park Department
Anderson Tennis Club
Bill Wilson
Optimist Club
Indiana Meadows
Cross St
Indiana Ave
York
Spear
WRR
Gen
Fea, Corp
Anderson Herald
Robert E. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Madison
Associated Press
Ofl
Cory
Ed Usi
Malaya
Crane Mellor
Ind
Stampeo
James B. Martin
William Wade
Julien C. Hyer
Chicago
County
Virginia High
ICH
Tokyo
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