Madison County Council Refuses More Funds for Illegitimate Children
Editorial cheers council members for halting additional taxpayer money to support women with illegitimate children. It praises Arthur Atwyell and Pletcher Ferguson for speaking bluntly about pay and morality, citing a case of a woman with six illegitimate children drawing 599 dollars in one month. It commends taxpayers who oppose such spending and says the council has guts to say no.
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Madison County Council
Arthur Atwyell
Pletcher Ferguson
Atwell
Anderven
Moi
Madison
covAtten
Conjer
Manthy
Canide
Medison
Adjvining
Indiana
Mossan
Samue
Albert Einstein Jr
Washington
Hercules
Reading Findley critique of farm subsidies and spy programs
Rep Paul Findley of Illinois criticizes extensive federal farm oversight and planned satellite monitoring as wasteful bureaucracy. He notes 1966 aerials cost 360 951 28 dollars covering 251 585 square miles and argues subsidies undermine free markets, urging Congress to remove farm subsidies and restore open markets for farmers and city residents.
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Paul Findley
Ilinois
Reader's Digest
Washington
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Findley
Congress
Washington Said It Calls for Swift U S Pueblo Recovery
Charles F. Duehein head of the Navy League urges prompt decisive action by the United States to recover the USS Pueblo. He quotes George Washington on maintaining strength to deter insult and asserts McNamara-era policy weakened military might, risking respect among nations and signaling ongoing conflict due to faltering fighting capacity.
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Charles F. Duehein
Navy League
United States
George Washington
Congress
North Korea
Robert S. McNamara
Insull
Readers advisory on A&P stock and retirement investments
In a letter column Roger Spear cautions investors about holding A&P for growth noting earnings have stagnated and the stock offers income but little price growth. He recommends switching to Stewart-Warner for growth while affirming the reader’s pension and utilities mix remains adequate with several solid income stocks.
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A&p
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tex
Stewart-Warner
American Telephone
Telephone
American Hospital Supply
Indiana
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
Watz
Gen
Fea. Corp
Fires and forest management split over Smokey the Bear
Paul Harvey argues that forest management may require controlled fires to create seedbeds for new trees while cautioning against overprotection. He cites sequoias and redwoods, wildlife needs, erosion risks, and the role of foresters and officials in balancing fire use with conservation.
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Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Smokey the Bear
Smokey
Piedmont
Georgia
Iter
fCot Calcortia
Gen
Fas, Corp
The Gifted Student Debate in Public Schools
In rural schools federal and state funds prioritize special education for at risk youths, but critics argue money should boost gifted and promising students. They warn that overemphasis on remedial work lowers overall community potential, urging focus on developing talents and preventing decline to a common standard. The piece compares funding choices, notes impractical ideals, and references the U.S. Constitution preamble.
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Alan
The Worry By Dr. George W. Crone
A columnist recounts the tale of Howard P a Chicago executive who splits from a wife over a pension and move to Ohio. He remarries and expects a child. The piece warns against idol worship and parental neglect of children, citing money and status as modern idols.
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Howard P
Crane
Howard
Ohio
Chicago
Clinic and Family Values Clash Over Wealth and Happiness
The piece discusses retirement, Social Security, and family happiness, warning against chasing money at age forty five while children suffer. It compared many to Silas Marner and Scrooge, notes fathers' affection gaps, and questions the pull of wanderer lifestyles. It promotes family unity and cautions against parental overreach.
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Crane
Silas Marner
Scrooge
Howard
Rolling Stone
Quotations Reflect on Times and Women in Literature
A collage of quotes from Truman and critics on culture, beauty, and modern life. Gene and social critique appear alongside references to Tolstoy Cather and James, noting evolving views on women and art.
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Truman
Richard D. Young
Tudiana University College of Arts
Golcmees
Madaime
Amazon
Associated Press
Moscow
Tolstoy
Natashe
Willa Cather
Lady
Daisy
Great Gatsby
Henry James
Daisy Miller
Dward Weeks
The
Atlantic Monthly
Removal of Tonsils and Adenoids in Children
Dr William Brady summarizes pediatric adenoid removal, noting mixed study results on ear infections and hearing. He cites Kaiser and Crowe, discusses when surgery is indicated, and mentions nonoperative options like X ray or radium therapy for nodules near the Eustachian tube.
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Albert D. Kaiser
Kaiser
Dr. Kaiser Vs
England
America
S. J. Crowe
Crowe
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Baverly Hills
California
Beagle and James Baines Ships in Famous Voyages
The Beagle, famed for Darwin's voyage, proved the voyage across oceans from the Southern tip of South America to distant lands. James Baines, the clipper ship, set a near unbeatable world record in 1856 for speed, carrying 700 passengers and cargo to Melbourne.
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Charles Darwin
South America
Magellan
Darwin
James Baines
Australia
Melbourne
Hobson Bay
America
Mercy
Winthrop of Mass
Boston
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