C Arnold Huston 78 dies after long civic career
C Arnold Huston longtime Anderson civic figure and YMCA leader aged 78 died Wednesday afternoon. He chaired the YMCA board 25 years and led Noble Street Methodist Church activities for 68 years while serving as a Delco Remy plant supervisor before retiring in 1950. He was active in Masonic, Scottish Rite, Kiwanis and other groups. The Anderson Herald offers condolences to his family and associates.
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Castro swap tractors amid claims of US invasion
The Deal Press reports Fidel Castro agreed to accept small tractors instead of larger ones in a proposed prisoner exchange. It claims Castro seeks indemnification for the U S invasion and accuses Washington of backing a private ransom negotiation while viewing Castro as a communist puppet aided by Ernesto Guevara and Soviet bloc technicians.
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Kellstadt Speech Links Freedom, Business and Responsibility
Charles H. Kellstadt, Sears Roebuck chairman, at Valley Forge groundbreaking for the American Freedom Center. He argued freedom is indivisible and that free enterprise requires both customer choice and business competition, warning against ignoring the customer's freedom.
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Requisite Of Freedom Private property and freedom linked
Private ownership is essential to a free society and representative government. The text argues that homes farms businesses and large corporations rely on private property and that forests and lumber products show how private enterprise sustains industry taxes and national life. It stresses preserving private enterprise while improving it without sacrificing freedoms.
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Neighbors Seek Quiet Solutions to Barking Dogs
A reader notes persistent dog noise around 16th and Arrow disrupting friendships and urging considerate behavior from dog owners. The letter also questions job patronage in local offices and critiques repeated family hiring while referencing a cordless quiet mower as a future alternative to noisy gas engines.
Washington Voices Propose Action on Castro Crisis
In a column by Roscoe Drummond, Washington debates Kennedy era policy toward Fidel Castro. Critics urge clear White House stance and cautious action against the Soviet bloc dictatorship, warning against passivity and reliance on idealistic talks rather than concrete steps.
Folklore by William Wade on Latin American politics and Cuba
The piece argues a Soviet linked dictatorship cannot be toppled from within. It cites Arbenz and Trujillo, urges unity to aid Latin American democracies, and proposes a Cuban provisional government in exile led by a Cuban Supreme Court figure, to be recognized by supportive American republics and the OAS.
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Alumni of Anderson College to assemble for annual meeting
More than 600 Anderson College alumni are due to converge on campus Monday for the Alumni Association’s annual meeting. A 5 p.m. dinner in Park Place Church of God’s Fellowship Room will be led by President Robert H. Reardon Dean Robert A Nicholson and alumni director the Rev Joseph Espey with entertainment themed Echoes from the Halls of Ivy. Tickets are available at the college reception 4 to 5 p.m. Reardon will speak on Decade of Development Nicholson on Anderson College curriculum Espey on Alumni Meet the Challenge and Paul Hart will narrate 1930s to 1960s music. The program committee includes Rev and Mrs Robert Boyeire Mrs William Baker and Rev Roger Allen Indianapolis. A featured Outstanding Alumni Award will be presented with Kenneth Anderson aided by Mrs John H Kane and Rev Roscoe Srowden.
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Nothing to do but work and life’s common woes
A compact lament on scarcity and futility. The speaker notes nothing to eat wear or breathe yet insists on endurance. Refrains emphasize emptiness and routine, ending with a wry American saying that fools do more arm in the world than the rasals and the idea that common sense can withstand these woes.
Parents Demand Harsh Aid For Failing Child In School
A reader describes pressure on Terry L. and his foster family amid concern over poor arithmetic and suspected feeblemindedness. The piece urges parental tutoring, library reading, and home study, promoting a booklet and psychology charts offered by Dr. Crane to address alleged learning issues.
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Giant oil tankers and a clippership launch mystery
The piece notes oil tanker tonnages led by a 110000 ton Princess Sophie against Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth. It recalls Brown and Bell of Boston planning the Hoqua launch on November 20 1843 with a sparse crowd, while politicians blamed crowd misdirection. It closes with a wartime defense concern and asks who named the Horn after Magellan.
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Digoxin Doubts and Hydraulic Theories in Medical Debate
A reader-clinic dialogue questions digitalis efficacy citing Basseto and standard texts. The exchange describes physician distrust, claims of nonstandard U S P preparations, and a hydraulic engineering analogy to challenge remedies. The Albany student notes the column keeps medical students researching evidence.
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Personal health letters to Dr Brady welcomed
Readers may send brief ink letters on health and hygiene to Dr Brady at 255 El Camino South Beverly Hills California with a stamped self addressed envelope for a possible reply. Only a few letters will be answered due to high volume and nonconforming queries will not be replied.
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