Chambers Associates Washington Trip To Aid Campaign
George C. Chambers Fifth District Republican candidate travels to Washington for a three day briefing session with GOP peers. He aims to gain up-to-date information and behind the scenes insight to bolster support and contrast with past recount issues that affected his race.
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George C. Chambers
Congress
Washington
Madison County
U.S
Chambers
House of Representatives
White House
Fifth
Republican Party
Goal Nears for Anderson College Science Building Fund
Workers and contributors reported progress toward the $750,000 goal for a new Anderson College science building on the eastside campus. Completion hinges on continued effort to raise the remaining funds to benefit students and the city’s growth.
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Anderson College
Andersonians
Eastside
Anderson
Worms Worth More Than Eighteen Cents a Dozen
The piece rails at agricultural price distortions caused by government intervention. It hints at a looming federal probe and jokes about officials creating a new cabinet department to regulate worm farming. The tone warns to keep the secret about the unusual market.
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Washington
Some Chickens Nowadays and Billions in Budget Talk
A humorous take compares a $92.5 billion federal budget to endless daily spending, noting the gulf between billions and everyday money. The columnist jests that housing vast sums feels like “some chickens” when scaled to ordinary budgets.
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Earth
Debating Social Security Health Proposals and Kerr Mills Act
Officials push for universal health services funded by Social Security benefits, while critics cite distortion and high costs. The Kerr-Mills Act and AMA proposals offer federal state aid and voluntary insurance, arguing these avoid government controlled medicine and respect medical standards.
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American Medical Association
Where is the real peoples republic
A critique of Soviet living standards notes butter at $1.83 a pound and meat at 88 cents while average wages are under $90 a month. It compares 342 hours to buy a pound of butter and 90 minutes for meat with American workers earning in one hour enough for several pounds of butter and beef. It challenges the idea of a true peoples republic.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Republic
Indiana National Guard openings cited in July to September
The Indiana National Guard announces 263 openings in the 38th Infantry Division for July, 259 in August, and 230 in September. Recruits aged 17 to 25 with no prior service may serve six months active duty after enlistment. Openings span artillery, infantry, reconnaissance, armor, transportation, administration, aviation, ordnance, and quartermaster units across multiple Indiana cities. Pier hearing set July 26 in Valparaiso on a 1200 foot Lake Michigan pier for deep-water port dredging near Burns Ditch, conducted by Army Engineers.
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Five Crucial Elections and Nixon’s Fateful Role
The piece argues a Nixon defeat would reshape Republican fate in 1964 and 1968. It links California, Pennsylvania, and Michigan races to Kennedy and Johnson dynamics, implying Goldwater’s backers seek a Nixon setback to steady party direction and presidential prospects for Romney Rockefeller.
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Barry Goldwater
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How About This In Indiana Primary Survey
A May primary survey by the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce lists results from 92 counties, with Madison County marked as 82 in the tally. The Page One item reflects voter responses across Indiana.
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Indiana
Madison County
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Child appeals to save animals at Towsey limb dump
A 12 year old on the eastside appeals to officials and readers to help stop cruelty to wildlife at the Towsey Drive limb dump. She describes burning, drowning and burying of turtles, crawdads, frogs and fish and urges action.
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Conservation Club
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Eastside
Towsey Dr
Towsey
10Th Street
White River
Confession of a Mother on Involving Parents in Young Family Life
A 51 year old mother vents in a case record about adult children returning to live with parents, resenting loss of privacy, and resisting the idea of families relying on parents for ongoing care. She recalls tensions with her daughter and the sense of aging limits, while noting her husband’s calm nature.
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Alma R
Justinow
Mar
Chiane Adape
Meath
Indiana
Dr. Crane
Successful investing for a cautious retiree questions stock picks
In a reader exchange, Roger E Spear advises a middle aged single woman with Social Security to shift from Southern Pacific to California Electric to seek growth and reduce risk. Fruehauf is noted as sensitive to regulation and tax issues with limited upside. He suggests selling current railroad holdings and buying a utility with steadier appreciation potential.
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Tures Corp
Lelse
Southern Pacific
Magnavox
California Electric
Motorist who tossed beer bottle on W 38th St faces multiple charges
Police say the driver violated at least two laws by littering a public road and opening beer containers in a car. The broken glass risks tire damage and injury to nearby children crossing the street.
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W. 38Th St
World This Morning Dispatches Pivot on Global Tensions
Rusk met with Portuguese leaders in Lisbon amid student protests outside the American Embassy. In Oxford he earned an honorary degree with Eugene Black and Charlie Chaplin. Gardy fled Oran signaling possible OAS collapse. De Gaulle to announce Algeria future after July 1 referendum. In South Vietnam government forces killed 43 Viet Cong and captured 26 in a three day sweep south of Saigon.
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United Press International
Lisbon
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Oxford
England
World Bank
Eugene Black
Charlie Chaplin
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Satgon
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Apples Aid Heartburn Says Reader Reports Relief
A reader notes dramatic heartburn relief after eating apples, suggesting a gallbladder removal and medical tests show disease. Dr Brady counters that results may be coincidence and offers pamphlets on gastric acidity and indigestion.
The Shepherd Sermon On Pledges And Duty In Church
A sermon urges that church gifts cannot be bought with money or pledges. It condemns the idea of buying God’s favor by payments while neglecting true devotion and service. The speaker warns that attendance alone or financial gifts cannot replace allegiance to the church and God.
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Yvign
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William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
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