Indiana Republicans Name Candidates and Plan for Fall
Indiana Republican delegates at the State Fair Coliseum named Homer E. Capehart for a fourth Senate term and selected a slate including Donald Hunter and Donald Mote for appellate seats. The party outlined a three point plan emphasizing the Constitution, fiscal restraint, and a hard line against communism. Lieutenant Governor Richard C. Ristine criticized the Welsh administration, praising past Republican gains in Indiana.
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World Without The Bomb conference opens in Accra
In Accra Ghana a World Without The Bomb conference runs through June 28 to discuss nuclear disarmament and broader tensions among nations. Kwame Nkrumah hosts and uses the event to project pan African leadership while Ghana funds guest expenses and hosts delegates from Africa the Middle East Europe and the Americas. The gathering includes scientists and officials including James J Wadsworth and other nonaligned figures amid Ghana Soviet Britain and Chinese ties.
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President at Yale frames New Frontier difference from New Deal
Walter Lippman reports that at Yale the President delivered a landmark address defining the New Frontier origins and aims. He argued the Kennedy administration seeks a new balance of social forces unlike Roosevelt's New Deal, with emphasis on domestic economy and national development.
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Folklore by William Wade on postwar economic views
Discussion on Eisenhower Nixon and Kennedy era economics and the need for public re education to align American opinion with modern economic realities. Argues that re education bridges cultural gaps and clarifies political divides beyond party lines.
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Margin Investing Risks and Conservative Stock Shifts
Readers learn how buying on margin uses broker credit and the risks of forced sales if equity falls. A conservative investor is advised to hold Great Atlantic and Woolworth shares, sell Keen Kresge, and shift to Percheon Tool for steadier yield and potential growth.
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Dental health and longevity versus miracle medicines debate
A reader letter to Dr Brady argues against miracle drugs and promotes functional teeth as key to health and longevity. It notes one Illinois woman's statement about aging with her own teeth and warns readers to avoid sensational cures while stressing practical dental care.
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Cobwebs to Cables in Love Lessons and War Headlines
A reader warns against dating married or unfit men and urges self control to avoid intoxication from passion. The piece contrasts emotional traps with wartime ordeals aboard the Lexington, recounting crews’ courage, casualties, and the ship’s sinking while noting political campaign ties and local party tensions.
Madison County delegates back Birch Bayh for Democratic nomination
Most of the 75 Madison County delegates to the Democratic state convention Friday endorsed Birch Bayh for the senatorial nomination. Observers view this as another political defeat for Mayor Ralph Ferguson despite Fifth District backing Mayor Jack Edwards of Marion. The Madison County delegation is the largest in the district.
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