Common Fallacies in Political Reasoning booklet notice
Prospective voter Nate B. and other youths urged to study ten common logic fallacies used by politicians. The ad promotes a booklet “Common Fallacies in Logic and Political Tricks” by Dr. Crane, offering details by mail for 25 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Uncle Sam
Nate B
Crane
Republic
J. F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Chicago Tribune
Kennedy
Blood pressure advice from English doctors critique
A column by Dr. William Brady questions routine checkups and argues against patient obsession with blood pressure. He contrasts English doctors' independence with American physicians' conformity to associations, criticizing sphygmomanometers and expensive hype around hypertension.
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England
America
British Medical Association
American Medical Association
William Evans
London Hospital
National Heart Hospital
Institute of Cardiology
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Rogers Sees Peace Openings For 1972 In Diplomacy
Secretary of State William P. Rogers said 1972 offers fresh opportunities for peace while warning the United States must stay firm with the Soviet Union. He noted recognition shifts for East Bengal now Bangladesh and outlined plans for broader arms talks, European reconciliation, a lasting Middle East ceasefire, and widened Western Hemisphere engagement. He also expected Nixon’s Moscow trip to yield progress and anticipated action on China relations.
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Washington
William P. Rors
Soviet Union
State Department
Nixon
Rogers
U.S
Pakistan
East Bengal
Bangladesh
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
China
People's Republic of China
Moscow
Arak
The
Bagere
Berlin
South Asia
Indochina
Middle East
Europe
NATO
Czechoslovakia
Ling
Asia
Japan
Toko
TC Members To Man Booth At Home Show
The Anderson Youth Temperance Council met at Nancy Whitton’s home. Members planned the Lions Club Home Show booth with literature, punch, and film strips donated by Harvey Neal. They wrote letters to legislators, urged Gov Whitcomb to veto a bill lowering drinking age, and discussed a marijuana study session led by Patty Whippo. A Proclamation for Youth Temperance Education Week and a March 2 speech contest at Fifth Street Methodist Church were announced.
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Anderson Youth Temperance Council
Nancy Whitton
Marilyn Fowler
Marilyn Burkhart
YTC
Washington
Union
Amy McKee
Lions Club
Harvey Neal
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Patty Whippo
Xiana
East Lynn Christian Church
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Name Changes Mark Thailand's Modern History
From Bangkok Siam to Thailand in 1939 then back to Siam in 1945 and to Thailand again in 1949, the country underwent a sequence of name changes reflecting political shifts and national identity during mid-20th century reform.
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Bangkok
Siam
Thailand
Land ‘of the Free
Thialand
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United Features
Indicate, Inc
Brady's Health Service
Physiology Laboratory
Shop Wasson’s Mounds Mall
IBM
Indiana Business College
Anderson
Olympia
Olympia Health
Spa
Nichol Ave
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