Hearing Aids Revive Clergyman's Failing Parish
Joseph T formerly a popular clergyman grows hard of hearing and shuns a hearing aid. His wife appeals to Dr Crane who persuades him to wear one. The result is renewed church attendance and a revived social presence. The column advises using eye glasses and hearing aids to avoid false vanity. It notes the ease of modern hearing devices and urges readers to seek Dr Crane Mellor Indiana guidance.
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Poison Dangers Highlight National Poison Prevention Week
A 14 month old died after swallowing sleep aids left on a desk while a four year old recovered from aspirin ingestion in a separate incident. The reports underscore half a million annual accidental poisonings and stress safe storage of medicines. Locally pharmacists and other groups sponsor the observance with guidance on keeping drugs out of children reach and sight.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Mother Seton may become first American born saint
Beautification of Mother Seton, long in process, precedes canonization and sainthood. The Baltimore born charity founder, Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, whose work with the poor and the Sisters of St Joseph helped shape American Catholic schooling, recently saw two miracles approved for beautification. One involves Baltimore girl Ann O Neill healed of leukemia at age four, now age fifteen, credited to Seton’s intercession. the Vatican bulletin hailed the cure as instantaneous and lasting. The ceremony will be held in St Peter’s Basilica with the girl and her mother in attendance.
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Ordeal labeled as a political umbrella term
A compact reflection notes that Democrats brand programs as New Deal and Fair Deal, with Kennedy’s New Frontier suggested to blend into those notions, coining the idea of calling it the Ordeal as a cheeky umbrella term.
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Social Security Numbers Requested by Banks Under 1962 Law
The Revenue Act requires taxpayers to include social security numbers on 1963 and later tax returns and compels financial institutions to request numbers from depositors and shareholders. Banks and savings institutions are sending requests, stressing it is required, not optional. Indiana's Savings and Loan League notes this is not a new tax, as dividends and interest have long been taxed. SSNs help report taxable income to the IRS.
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Halsey
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Successful Investing Q and A Salary Loss and Utilities Advice
A widow seeks income after her husband’s sudden death and outlines $20,000 from selling her home. Advice suggests a $15,000 straight life annuity with the rest kept as emergency savings. A reader asks about Pacific Gas & Electric, and the columnist recommends holding PG&E, noting its strong growth and dividend history.
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Oil politics and shifting power in the Middle East
The piece surveys Arab world upheavals and Western misgivings as Soviet oil reshapes influence. It warns that Arab nationalist aims, Nasserist coalitions, and oil control could trigger a broader crisis surpassing Suez, with Britain and the United States balancing allies and rivals amid Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and Saudi relations.
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Shot for sniffles ends in death under doctor care
A young mother and her daughter sought treatment for sniffles and possible cold. The doctor gave a penicillin with streptomycin shot to the mother. twenty minutes later she died from a fatal reaction. The piece condemns repeated injections for minor illnesses and warns of quack medical practices while noting no clear evidence the child received a shot.
Atlantic Barrel Trip Ends Suddenly
Pedro Leon of Cuba began a voyage across the Atlantic in a barrel from LAS PLAMAS Canary Islands carrying two bottles of water two loaves of bread and two pounds of cornmeal. The craft sailed two yards then capsized twice before bystanders rescued Leon.
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The Temple Cleans ing and Jesus Authority Theme
Julien C Hyer reviews how Jesus rebuked money changers in the temple calling it a den of thieves and challenges scribes and priests with questions about John's baptism. The study centers on Jesus authority and right conduct in divine service.
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Area EUB Youth Hold Banquet
Evangelical United Brethren youth from Anderson District churches gathered for a Monday banquet at the First EUB Church. Nancy Jones offered the invocation, Rev. Lloyd Lambert spoke, and Gary and Danny Sunny acted in a skit announcing upcoming junior and senior high camps. District president Steve Sadler announced foreign exchange students to attend the April Noblesville meeting. 55 attended.
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Colonial Church
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First Eub
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Suit Says Prayer Ban Denies Rights in Brooklyn Case
Fifteen mothers from Protestant Jewish and Catholic faiths filed a federal suit in Brooklyn alleging their constitutional rights were violated by a public school 184 Whitestone Queens order banning kindergarten children from saying two prayers before cookies and milk. They contend the principal acted under the board of education and the board of regents.
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Folklore on panhandling and church charity
The piece humorously recalls beggars and panhandlers, noting the evolution of begging terms. An old lady admonishes a man for not removing his hat, while a policeman’s presence influences behavior. A beggar asks a clergyman for help and is directed to another donor, who ultimately gives a dollar for a church addition. The saying caps the tale: Good enough is too often bad enough.
Classification Aid To Planners Detroit Land Use System Published
The Detroit area Public Administration Service releases a broad land use classification system for statistical studies by city planners. It is designed to cover every land use category and aims for wide adaptability and applicability.
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Public Administration Service
Television Schedule Highlights Faith and Politics
A frontier of faith theme leads TV listings with Quest for Certainty, Frontier of Faith and a Senate speech segment. Continentals and commentaries follow, offering political and religious discourse in the schedule.
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