Youth Fights Back in America Against Communist Threat
A patriotic piece urges stronger focus on youth to defend freedom against communist influence. It cites Hoover and congressional warnings, notes campus activism by Students for the Abolition of the House Committee, and praises Young Americans for Freedom demonstrations. It calls leaders and parents to guide youth toward constructive demonstrations for patriotism.
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America
Uruguay
Japan
United States
San Francisco
House UN- American Activities Committee
West Canal
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Committee
Washington
Young Americans For Freedom
Path to bondage from taxes and the burden path
The piece argues federal income tax cuts have limited effect if offset by higher taxes elsewhere. It notes the social security tax rise to over 100 billion in 26 years and projects another 100 billion in six years. It stresses pervasive tax increases from states to localities and warns against compounded taxation as the true path to bondage.
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Practi
Kennedy era Cuba talk drew critique over arms buildup
The piece notes sensitivity in the Kennedy administration to Cuban arms and missile warnings. Under Secretary Ball urged less talk and more development, echoing earlier campaign rhetoric about U.S. policy toward Cuba. It warns that delaying action risks allowing Cuba to advance further, and compares to China where inaction let communists take control.
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Kennedy
George W. Ball
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Johnstown
Castro
Khrushchev
Cold Sweat Stocks Sell or Swap for Gains
A reader fears stock buying, worrying about volatility and a cold sweat. Expert guidance suggests selling speculative American Motors while considering safer, better yielding holdings and evaluating momentum versus capital gains.
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Ifa
Roger E. Spear
Motors
FGI
American Motors
Mer- Superior Court
Ican
Kenneth W. Yount
Patricia Rot
Central Illinois
Court case filings in Indiana involve forged instrument affidavit
In Indiana state court filings, John Ne ville faces an affidavit for passing a forged instrument in a circuit court action. The miscellaneous notes mention divorce complaints and various attorneys, with fragmented references to George Fields vs Ruby Fields and other cases from past decades.
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Circuit Court State of
Indiana
John Neville
William F. Jawler
Cisra i. Wilvers
Charles B. Tocks
scGruder
William F. Lavwter
Gernings
George Fields
Ruby Fields
Schrenker
Price
Anderson
Plain
If. Vier
Case Records of a Psychologist Jackie the Crow
The document notes Jackie a baby crow owned by Spike and Mrs McGrath of Washburn High School Chicago. Jackie moved indoors then joined the family acting human and helping weed gardens and remove tomato worms, showing unusual behavior for a bird.
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Jackie
Spike McGrath
Washburn High School
Chicago
McGraths
McGrath
Shell
Kennedy Prestige Debate Reexamined as Campaign Shifts
The piece analyzes how Kennedy and Eisenhower era prestige arguments reappear in current critique. It highlights polling on U S abroad status, accusations of “covering up” foreign polls, and the shift from popularity to steadfastness in foreign policy. Jackie and Spike anecdotes frame the discussion on perception versus reality.
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Ervin
Spike
Jackie
Senate
Washington
Repub
U.s.sa
Kennedy
Fau
Sen
U.S
America
Eisenhower
Vice-Press
Nixon
Ieea
Caracas
White House
O'Usade
James Hagerly
Cnt
Kenedy
Mr. Kennedy
Uman
Local Ball State Students Named to Who's Who
Three Anderson seniors at Ball State Teachers College were chosen for the 1963 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities for outstanding service and high academic ratings. Ben McClintock, Michael Shipley, and Kay McGraw are listed with their high school roots, grades, and campus activities such as fraternities, honorary societies, dormitory roles, and student government posts. The article mixes in political commentary on Kennedy and Eisenhower era prestige claims without a clear link to the Ball State notice.
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Pi Gamma Ma
Board of Review
Michael Shipley
K. R.shipley
Anderson
Anderson High School
Theta ‘Chi
Blue Key
Pi Gamma Mu
Walida McGraw
Ohio Ave
Anederson
Anederson High School
Clavia
S.E.A
AW. R.H- R.A
U S Dominican Amity Pledged By 2 Officials
Two officials pledge amity between the United States and the Dominican Republic amid reports of cross border cooperation. The text notes a curious aside about a crow acting as a radiator cap in a separate anecdote and references letters to Dr. Crane Mellor in Indiana for personal advice and psychology charts.
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Jackie
Crane
Mellor
Ind
Wheat diet urged by farmer and Dr Brady's health call
A reader letter from a wheat-raising farmer advocates wheat as a staple diet with milk for calcium and health, citing grandparents Mrs McGrath and Jackie in a tale of nutrition. Dr Brady promotes milk as essential, warns against potato heavy meals, and invites readers to request pamphlets on Calciums and rheumatism.
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Grandpat
McGrath
Jackie
Editorial page banalities and editorials in prose
A collage of editorials and notices from a 1960 era page discusses editorials banality and the craft behind them. It recounts a proofreader's exchange over word formation and cites Lyndon B. Johnson and Juan Bosch pledging friendship with the Dominican Republic amid a brief street demonstration.
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Tor
Santo Domingo
D.R
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Juan Bosch
U.S
Bosch
Johnson
Demac
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Costa Rica
Francisco Orlich
Honduras
Ramon
The Shepherd
A devotional piece by Julien C. Hver extols courage faith and hope drawn from Psalm 27 14 praising love faith and praise in hardship and prison cells. It emphasizes reading the New Testament and the power of grateful prayer to lift souls and end mortal fear.
Tri Kappa Dance Showcases Charity Efforts in Anderson
The TRI KAPPA dance event in Anderson drew praise for social success and financial gains. Proceeds support two Ball State students and local charities, with notable performances by a large group of dancers led by Dean Black.
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Hugh Cherry
Harry Justin
Tri-Kappas
Ball State
Tri-Kappa
Anderson
Dean Black
Dean & Walter
Roth's Fur Trimmed Coats Final Clearance
A cloakroom pitch touts a yearly clearance at Roth's offering fur trimmed coats at half their original price. The ad claims dramatic savings and urges readers to shop now to refresh wardrobes with fashion and personal service.
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Roth's
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