True Self-Help Project in Anderson Seeks Support
Allen Chapel AME Church launched a community program aiding low and moderate income residents with housing and services. A fund-raiser dinner on Friday at Linder's features Sonny Walker of the Office of Economic Opportunity in Arkansas. Officials aim to sustain training, day care, job placement, and counseling.
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Allen Chapel Terrace Estates
Washington
Allen Chapel Ame
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Linder’s
Sonny Walker
Office of Economic Opportunity For
State of Arkansas
Anderson College Graduation Sets Record With 279 Degrees
Anderson College marked the largest graduating class in its history with 279 degrees awarded at last night's commencement. Most graduates spent at least four years in Anderson Madison County, as the community celebrates and welcomes those staying and departing for future opportunities. The Anderson Herald joins in congratulating the students and commending the administration and faculty for their work.
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Anderson
Madison County
Anderson Herald
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Miss Anderson and Miss Elwood Shine in County Pageants
Bouquets greet Miss Becky Kennedy and Miss Trudy Bourff as Anderson and Elwood win top honors in beauty pageants Saturday night in Madison County. They face the Miss Indiana Pageant with Miss America on the line, while the Anderson Fixchange Club and John Robert Powers Modeling School in Indianapolis sponsor the five pageants.
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Trudy Bourff
Anderson
Miss Elwood
Madison County
Anderson Fixchange Club
John Robert Powers
Inlianapolis
Inflation and federal budget cuts urged by columnist
A columnist argues inflation is spreading through the nation and blames federal spending. The piece calls for significant belt tightening and a broad reduction of federal programs to curb rising prices, insisting government action must lead by cutting waste.
Folklore of June and engagements in a humorous exchange
A lighthearted dialogue shows two friends joking about fiancés and engagements. The chatter uses playful misreadings and financial quips, including a scene about a ring, a young fiancée, and a groom-to-be with savings and borrowed funds.
Nixon keeps cool amid White House gossip storm
Buckley reviews a tale of a meeting between Richard Nixon and David Keene, noting fabricated charges about Agnew and conservative youth, the Oval Office dynamics, and internal White House politics. The piece questions motives and highlights alleged manipulation while praising Nixon's temper and character.
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Nixon
Mr. Agnew
Novak
Oval Room
Cui Bone
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Keene
White House
Agnew
Young Americans For Freedom
United
Nudists shown to adjust differently by gender study
Paul Harvey reflects on a 1970s report by William Harman and Marilyn Fithian noting women nudists are generally well adjusted while men are less so. He jokes about the need for attire to seem alluring and recalls Gypsy Rose Lee’s striptease philosophy. The piece cites women’s rights groups challenging campus sex discrimination in research funding.
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William Harvey Harman
California State College
Marilyn Fithian
Gypsy Rose Lee
Women’s Equality Action League
League
Chicago
Arthur Meyerati
J. J. Wagner
Medina Club
Meyerhoff
HEW's Unsung Hero Malek Transforms Welfare Agency
Frederick Malek, deputy undersecretary of Health Education and Welfare, is reshaping HEW from Washington with stringent goals. He cut redundant grant reviews, saving paper and costs, and led a major FDA reorganization boosting decisiveness and product focus. Former HEW head Robert Finch praises the disciplined management impact across health and education programs.
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Frederick
Malek
West Point
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington
HEW
Joseph T. English
Kennedy- Jenison
REW
Food and Drug Administration
Whit
Tle
Congress
FDA
Nader
Broweut i
Charles C. Edwards
Robert Finch
White House
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
What It Really Is Like to Be a City Columnist
Alice Widener recounts a chaotic 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. night shift filled with calls from editors, a missed typewriter malfunction, and a string of urgent family updates while running through a day in the life of a New York City columnist. The piece captures late hours, caffeine, and the pressure of meeting deadlines in a frenetic newsroom.
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Uno
Fulbright
Lindsay
Bridge
Joe
Elock
Jeapers
the Waldorf
At Wits End Chronicle of a Noise Plague
A housewife laments pervasive household noise from radios and TV as it erodes hearing. Her husband dismisses concerns while mishearing words and a comic dialog reveals tension over a looming check up. The piece mimics a diary style in 1970s Field Enterprises imprint.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Fragmented notes from a mixed excerpt on wine, shrimp, and history
Wine distribution in the United States reached 236 million gallons for the previous year, marking a seventh consecutive record. Maine exported about half of its 1968 89 shrimp catch to Western Europe, chiefly Sweden. Lantians trace ancestry to Thai Buddhists driven from Southern China in the 13th century by Kublai Khan. Japan's death rate is about one per thousand, among the world's lowest. The preamble to the U S Constitution proclaims a more perfect union and justice.
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Maine
Europe
Sweden
China
Kublai Khan
Japan
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