Anderson Progress and Community Hospital Expansion
The article extols Anderson and Madison County as generous, detailing a $3 million Community Hospital buildout and a planned $6.5 million St. John’s expansion. It notes large United Fund contributions, diverse youth and senior programs, a modern YWCA, a Christian Center aiding destitute, an upgraded airport, parochial school growth, and a voluntary religious education program shaping a thriving community.
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St. John’s Hospital
Community Hospital
Anderson and
Madison County
Midwest
United Fund
Anderson
Boy Scouts
Boys’ Club
YMCA
YWCA
Little League
Christian Center
St. Ambrose Church
St. Mary's High School
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Retaining Right-To-Work Stance in Taft Hartley Debate
The editorial argues for keeping Section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act to permit right to work. It states workers should not be judged by union membership or beliefs and that compulsory unionism infringes on expression. It notes unions must address member wishes or lose support.
Successful Investing Diversification as Insurance
A reader questions diversification versus picking Xerox stock. An adviser argues no guarantee in stock profits and suggests diversification as insurance against large losses, noting investing is an uncertain art and outcomes cannot be assured. The exchange also notes interest in Hospital Supply as a growth stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xerox
W.H. Curtin Company
Justice Department
Spear
T-M
Fea, Corp
Newman Receives BA Degree From American University
Thomas Newman Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Newman Sr graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from American University School of Government and Public Administration in Washington DC He will remain to study for a law degree and serves as an aide to Congressman J Edward Roush His parents and sister returned from Washington after the ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Newman, Jr
Thomas Newman, Sr
American University School of Government and Public Administration
Washington, D.C
Newman
Cong. J. Edward Roush
Washington
Foltelore and Folk Games Through Association
A discussion of folk games built on association with famous figures and related Bird Game variations. Examples include Hatchet linking to George Washington and Rail Fence to Lincoln, plus clues for birds like Mockingbird and Raven. A quib bler is defined as someone who delays seeing reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Lincoln
Samson
Cinderela
United States
The New Messiah Reagan Gains Ground in Goldwater Faction
In Cincinnati the rise of Ronald Reagan as a leading figure in the Goldwater movement reshapes Republican hopes for 1968 and 1972. Reagan’s California bid looms, backed by core conservatives while his cautious stance on civil rights and Social Security invites scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Cincinnati Gardens
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Hillaire Belloc
Ican
Columbus
Nixon
F. Clifton White
John Birch Society
Los Angeles
Spencer- Robert & Associates
Republican Party
Miss America winner praised for virtue and ventriloquy
The piece extols Dr. George W On the Miss America title holder Vonda Kay Van Dyke highlighting beauty charm and religious ideals. It notes her ventriloquy hobby under Paul Stadleman and her church ties with Dr Kermit Long while urging women to avoid smoking to attract marriage prospects. It ends with a pitch for consulting a Marriage Foundation and Dr Crane Mellor with mailing details.
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Vonda Kay
Vonda Kay Inestead
Vonda Kay van Dyke
Gil
America
Paul Stadelman
Windy
Charlie McCarthy
Phoenix
Arizona
Kermit Long
Big Methane
Chicago
Yonda Kay
The Shepherd and the Critic Versus Strivers
A brief meditation by Julien C. Hyer on critics as parasitic, draining enthusiasm and will, contrasting them with those who push forward with zeal and effort. The speaker honors critics who act by doubting less and striving more.
Newborn Cry Techniques and Labor Anesthesia cautions
A health column from Dr. Brady emphasizes the first minutes after birth and warns that excessive anesthetics or sedatives during labor can cause newborn asphyxia. It notes the high infant mortality in the first fifteen minutes and describes resuscitation methods and the importance of oxygen and blood flow. The piece also mentions a Beverly Hills address and a brief letter policy for health inquiries. A separate Uvalde Texas oil test yields incidental oil finds during Mohole preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonda ‘Kay
Phoenix
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Vonda Kay A Symbol Of The Ideal American Sweetheart
The article portrays Vonda Kay as a living testimonial to good parenting and church involvement. It notes her father is a physician and her parents are active in their church, while linking her to a controversial Scientific Marriage Foundation that claims many college graduates have registered for its interfaith program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonda Kay
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Crane
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Robert £. Jackson
Indiana
Madison
Associated Press
Rysiit
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Robert Novak
LA Porte
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la Porte Plaza
Wayne F. Parden
Muscatine
Iowa
Albert Hensley
New Boston
George W
Jetter
IBM
Crane Mellor
Julien C. Hyer
Dominic Cai
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Agion
Mantana
Plateau
Western Plains
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Wirophote
Uvalde, Tex
UPI
Texas
Uvalde
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Mounds Mall
Handmacher
Barberini
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