Kisers Amendment Threatens Indiana Supreme Court Independence
The piece reports State Senator Marshall Kiser’s SJR 13 to make the Indiana Supreme Court appointive through district based selection, potentially for life, shifting power to the General Assembly. It opposes partisan or legislative control and urges the amendment to die in committee.
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Marshall Kiser
Plymouth
Indiana Supreme Court
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Sen. Kisev
Supreme Court of Indiana
Tf Sen. Kiser
Indiana
Senate
Indiana Crime Fight Bill Faces Governor Veto And Override
In 1963 Indiana Republicans push a crime busting bill to curb vice, corruption and vote stealing in Lake County with bipartisan support. Governor Matt Welsh vetoes amid claims of political payback. supporters urge a veto override to demonstrate integrity and pass the measure.
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Indiana General Assembly
Lake County
Senate
House
Matt Welsh
Indiana
Supreme Court of Indiana
Metro Holovachka
Gary Post-Tribune
Miss Mattie B. Fry Desth Honored Anderson Community Leader
The Anderson Herald mourns the loss of Miss Mattie B Fry a beloved former elementary education supervisor and co founder of the school safety patrol. Known for kindness and civic involvement she influenced thousands of students and the community through decades of service and teaching at Anderson College.
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Anderson
Miss Fry
Thomas Estle
Anderson Public
Fry
Anderson College
Anderson Exchange Club
Anderson Herald
Support for Foreign Aid Grows Among Public
Walter Lippmann notes public opinion shifts since 1958 show rising support for foreign aid. He argues Kennedy’s stance misrepresents the program as costly, insisting it is a small 0.05 budget share and increasingly endorsed by informed citizens.
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Washington
Kennedy
Generals Under Fire in Vietnam Mekong Clash
UPI reports three American generals came under Communist fire near Thai Binh in the Mekong Delta amid a three day battle that cost 45 Vietnamese soldiers and involved Gen. Charles J. Timmes and Brig. Gen. Roberts Rowland, both tied to MAAG. The conflict followed a three pronged drive by Vietnamese troops through villages and rice fields.
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New York
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Lodi
Ohio
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Oreign Aid Congress
New York Herald
Parents blame delinquency on broken family bonds
The article recounts a father's claim that chilly affection and rich upbringing breed radicalism and delinquency in teens. He discusses sending his children through college while arguing his love and wealth negate claims of parental neglect.
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Herman W
Crane
Costs Wigs You Seek Personal Advice or One of His Pay Dialog
A fragment notes costs and personal guidance on seeking wigs or pay dialog charts. The text hints at advice services or financial considerations but provides few concrete details or names.
Soviet Oil Pipe Deal Draws Mixed Public Support
A Gallup study covering 1955 to 1963 shows stable public backing for foreign aid amid debate over a Soviet oil pipe sale. British sources note UK firm on refusing the sale despite US pressure, with East and West regions showing varied but generally cautious consumer sentiment.
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West Germany
Ae. Oie
Springfield standoff highlighted by acting governor dispute
Brief notes from Illinois show John Lewis as House Speaker amid a five hour Thursday standoff with Marshall acting as governor. The U S protest and British stance frame the tense political moment in Springfield and national attention.
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United States
Springfield
Illinois
John Lewis
Ar Marshall
Trademark history of Doctor title and dental practice
A column recounts a 40 year history of the use of the title Doctor as a trademark in medicine and dentistry. It notes that legal rights grant exclusive use to certain firms and explains how the symbol on letterheads has evolved from a general title to a brand marker across medical fields.
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M. Read
Russia
Samuel Shapiro
Kerner
Heath
Davison
New State
U.S
David Florida
K. E. Bruce
Deliine
Senate
Arthur Bidwell
Dentists Should Be Physicians Opinion Column
A reader column debates dentistry and medicine, arguing dentists should be licensed physicians. It discusses dental training, medical school curricula, and the historical split between dentistry and medicine, citing licensing in states and the need for proper qualifications for dental practice.
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The Shepherd Haunts a Moral Ledger of Church Aid
A terse poem extols churches for funding hospitals, schools, and homes through generosity from ordinary people. It argues churches drive golden deeds and community welfare, while noting they are not rich themselves. Authored by Sulien C Hyer.
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Sulien C, Hyer
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