YAF Boosters Call for Voter Outreach in 1960s
A Youth Aid Foundation message urges distributing a booklet to new young voters. Tad J aged 19 discusses anti Soviet stance, free enterprise, and why newspapers protect the republic while cit ing Russia and Vietnam as policy examples. The call ends with political subscription details and a long stamped envelope offer.
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Tad
YAF
Red
China
Russia
Tad J
U.S.A
Republic
Dr. Crane
US News & World Report
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Canenee Falkies
Agnes Hurican Agnes Agnes Subdues in Panhandle Storm
Hurricane Agnes struck the Florida Panhandle with 80 mph winds and heavy rain killing at least 12. Tornadoes and flash floods threatened further deaths as the storm moved inland toward Georgia and South Carolina. Coastal towns faced floodwaters and power outages while residents sheltered in schools and armories.
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Apalachicola
Fla
Agnes
Florida Panhandle
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Panhandle
Piney Woods
St. Marks
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Dan Russell
Panama City Beach
South Florida
Merritt Island
Kew
Florida Keys
Alligator Point
Tallahassee
Rebel Simpson
Hurricane Center
George
South Carolina
Panama City
Tyndall Air Force Base
Naval Laboratory
Florida State
Florida A&m
Gulf Coast
Fred Dickinson
Gulf
South
Okeechobee
Agnes Strikes Florida Atlantic hurricane season first storm
Four dead and at least 37 injured in Florida as Agnes devastates south and central regions. Vickie Messer, 30, killed in La Belle. about 50 aircraft flipped at Merritt Island Airport. three dozen injured in the Florida Keys. Storm weakens near Bermuda as a tropical low moves northward.
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la Belle
Vickie Messer
South Florida
Merritt Island
Florida Keys
Agnes
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Caribbean Sea
Gulf
Cuba
Dog Island
Carrabelle
Autories
Edge
Lght
Aestne
Panhandle
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tom Osborne
Florida Citrus Mutual
Lakeland
Hurricane Center
Atlantic
Bermuda
Newport
No Time To Disarm as Rogers Defends Arms Treaties
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that delaying further arms limits could prompt the Soviets to skip new agreements. He defended the administration’s stance as lawmakers questioned a proposed 1.1 billion dollar Trident submarine and advanced B1 bomber, arguing reciprocity with Brezhnev’s pledge to continue buildup.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rogers
J. W. Fulbright
Dark
Indianapolis youth pleads guilty in high school death case
Jeffrey A. Bailey, 19, of Indianapolis, pleaded guilty in Hancock Superior Court to a reduced second degree murder charge in the November death of Marshall High School freshman Robert Jackson Jr., whose body was found in a creek near Cumberland with hands bound and a neck restraint. Judge Richard T. Payne ordered a pre-sentencing investigation.
Hopeful News in Medicine Sneaking at Your Health
Reports on vision restoration research via skin-transmitted images and on schizophrenia treatment trials funded by the National Institute of Mental Health. Ultrasonic bloodless surgery tools and a glaucoma cataracts booklet by Lester L. Coleman are noted with publication details.
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United States
Europe
Paul Bach-y-Reta
Carter C. Collins
Smith-Kettlewell Institute of Visual Sciences
San Francisco
University of Linkoping
Sweden
Good Hospital
Portland
Ore
National Institute of Mental Health
Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
Bike Race Planned by Anderson Fair Board
Fair Board president Bob Conner announced a bicycle race at Athletic Park on Saturday June 24 starting at 1 p.m. The event splits into two age groups 12 to 14 and 15 to 18 with single speed and multi speed categories. Prelims are half mile races, then one mile finals for heat winners. Ribbons awarded to winners. entry blanks available at local schools. entry deadline noon June 23. Rain date set for July 15.
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Anderson Fair Board
Bob Conner
The
Fair Board
Athletic Park
Westvale
10Th Street
Longfellow
North Side
Southside
Commissioners Meet With Sick Beatty Employees
Westerville Ind AP three state departments officials met with Beatty Memorial Hospital union leaders about workers calling in sick. The meeting included Dr William E Murray M F Renner and William H Lanam with union heads Joseph Bolt and Lawrence Gamble. Senate official John Shawley urged convening institution committees at Beatty as 200 to 250 workers stayed home citing criminally insane patients not confined in some cases.
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Westerville
Ind
Beatty Memorial Hospital
William E. Murray
M. F. Renner
Department of Administration
William H. Lanam
Joseph Bolt
Lawrence Gamble
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Senate Committee On Benevolent and Penal Institutions
Senate
House
Beatty
Paris Surgeons Thwart Death With Quick Amputation Feat
In Paris a group of 19th century surgeons demonstrated rapid expertise by amputating a thigh and tying arteries in under 30 seconds, showcasing astonishing speed and precision in emergency procedures.
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Paris
Immigrant Admissions Estimated At Over Thirty Million
Immigrants admitted to the United States since 1868 are estimated to total more than 31 million. The figure reflects long term migration trends and policy shifts across eras.
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Washington
U.S
Red Cross Halts Inquiries Over Florida Hurricane Area
A 72 hour moratorium on health and information inquiries is issued for the Florida disaster area from Sara toga to Panama City due to Hurricane Agnes. Red Cross workers aid 6,000 flood victims in the Black Hills area. 204 deaths, 400 missing, 122 hospitalized, 700 homes destroyed or major damage. Officials report 5 million dollar drive, with donations from International Harvester, Kinney’s Shoes, Oscar Mayer, and Johnson and Johnson.
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Florida
Saratoga
Panama City
Red Cross
Bert Balloway
Black Hills
South Dakota
Galloway
International Harvester
Kinney
Oscar Mayer
Johnson and Johnson
Odrinex Weight Loss Plan Guarantees Money Back
A weight loss product Odrinex offers a money back guarantee if customers do not lose ugly fat. The tiny tablet promises no drugs no starvation and no special exercise while claiming long usage across the country for 14 years. Plan costs 3.25 with economy size 5.25 and refunds are offered with no questions asked.
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United Feature Syndicate
America
Shakespeare
Hitler
Germany
Foch
Hoover
Wake
Rich Oppel
Tom RA
Associated Press
Indy
Jackson
Lester L. Coleman,m.d
Philip A. May
University of California In
Los Angeles
Lewis Balamuth
New York
STATE
Pendleton
Indian Rocks
UPI
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Eastman Kodak
Sears Furniture Dept
Main St
Anderson, Indiana
UAW
D-R
Ken Shipley
Claude Riley
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