Young scientists train from seventh to eighth grade in Indianapolis
In a home setting in Indianapolis about 40 seventh and eighth graders gather on Saturdays to discuss antibiotic isolation and lens grinding. An Eli Lilly officer teaches, guiding curious inquiry with challenging topics to foster thinking and reasoning, mirroring the broader pharmaceutical industry's scientific spirit.
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Indianapolis
Medicine At
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Eli Lilly & Company
Iflis
Retarding Power Development Sparks Utility Regulation Debate
President J. J. Corette of Montana Power Company condemns new Interior and Agriculture department rules restricting non federal electric transmission lines on federal lands. He warns the plan would raise costs, hinder expansion, and push toward a socialized power system, prompting public hearings that were not held.
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Interior and Agriculture
U.S
J. J. Corette
Montana Power Company
Congress Dodging Responsibility and Expanding Bureaucracy
A critical examination argues Congress has ceded power to the executive and entrenched bureaucratic control through vague statutes, enabling an emergency driven presidency and widespread tax increases while eroding checks and balances and civil liberties.
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Congress
Pst
U.S
United States
Doctors Fight for Individual Freedom in Health Bill Debate
Editor Nick B. Williams of the Los Angeles Times argues the bill for government paid medical services risks a socialist shift. He warns that government control over services could extend to all private workers and threaten private enterprise, while noting doctors defend individual freedom despite pressuring patients and research duties.
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Nick B. Williams
Los Angeles Times
Growth Portfolio Guidance and Stock Debate
A reader questions how to handle a mixed growth portfolio with steel and oil stocks. Opinions favor holding or selectively rebalancing toward growth while acknowledging risks and adviser limitations. The letter discusses Tidewater Cities Service and major insurers, urging patience for potential long term gains despite down prices and dividend concerns.
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Imaney
Batee
Lown
Big Steel
Aveo
Bristol
Avater
Myers
Georgia Pacific
I.B.M
Alfier Getty Companies
Reynolds Tobacco
U.S. Steel
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Amer- Ours
H.P. Fhan
Tidewater
Cities Service
Spear
Racial breakthrough urged as nation faces violence risk
President Kennedy's address urges rapid action to remove roots of racial frustration and prevent continued violence. Merchants and unions pledge to end discrimination. Congress to push civil rights legislation, while students and communities show calm amid changes in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Flonolulu
Conference of Mayors
Congressill
Unity of Alabama
George C.wallace
Alabamia
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Autherine Lacy
Mariana
Autherine Tacy
Alabama
Lincoln
New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
U.S
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
ISI Crusade Proposes Free Enterprise vs Socialism
A reader-letter style piece touts the Inter collegiate Society of Individualists led by Fred Andre as a non-partisan pro free enterprise group on campuses. It urges tax-exempt donations to fund anti socialism amid calls for widespread campus chapters and support before the 1964 election.
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Fred Andre
ISI
CASE
Intercollegiate Society of Individual
Fsts
ISL
U.S.A
Uncle Sam
America
Kzyvletsszzey
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
South Bend Dedicates New By-Pass Section
South Bend Indiana dedicates a five mile bypass section amid mixed feelings over its cost and delayed completion. In comments at the ribbon ceremony Indiana Highway Commission Chairman David Cohen criticized the project as highway planning at its worst noting more than 3.8 million dollars spent not including right of way or engineering. The bypass will run from U S 31 south of the city to U S 20 west of town and connect with a Michigan line bypass at Niles.
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South Bend
Ind
David Cohen
Indiana Highway Commission
Cohen
Frank Brugsner
U.S. 31
Here
Folklore Reflections and Parody Across Style and Speech
A short analysis by William Wade on folklore phrases and parodies including verses about a cigar store Indian and pidgin English lines. It contrasts common sayings like facts versus statistics with examples from poetry and satire.
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Bobbery
Kingee
Galo
Chronic Joint Disability and the Arthritis Debate
A physician columnist argues that chronic joint disability is degenerative due to nutritional deficiency and challenges the professions’ labeling of arthritis. He criticizes medical merchants and calls for clearer definitions distinguishing rheumatism from degenerative joint disease.
Middletown and Winchester Summer News Highlights
Local residents travel and work plans mark the season with Janet Lovett preparing for a Wall South Dakota summer job. In nearby reunions, Barbara Rice visits Ball State friends, and Mrs. Dorman visits Muncie kin. An army camp visit, hospital news, and revival services near Winchester complete the round of summer events and community notices.
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Middletown
Janet Lovett
Lloyd Lovett
Wall
3.D
Barbara Rice
Ball State
George Rice
Jane Dorman
Muncie
Caldie Simmons
Charles Stum
Raymond Stim
Summitville
Frad Hale
Stele Road
John Hamilton
Randolph County
Detroit
Mich
Winchester
Hamilton
Personal health letters to Dr Brady invite stamped envelopes
Brief letters about health and hygiene addressed to Dr William Brady at 285 El Caminos South Beverly Hills California will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered and replies cannot address nonconforming queries.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camins
Beverly Hills
Calif
The Shepherd Seeks Understanding Between Brethren
Poem-like plea urging mutual understanding and fair treatment. Speaker asks for honest, sincere conduct and hopes for reconciliation despite differing views. References Mark 12 21 frame the call for love and coexistence.
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