The Titan And His Taxes
Congress hears a flood of protest mail over the President's budget and high federal taxes. Newsweek highlights how the tax bite reshapes executive decisions, with quotes from Reese Taylor, Harllee Branch Jr., Rex Allison, and others. The piece frames tax policy as a fight over free enterprise and America’s future leaders.
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Indiana YMCA Convention Opens in Anderson
The 86th annual meeting of the Indiana State Committee of Young Men's Christian Associations convenes in Anderson today with YMCA leaders from across Indiana. The theme is The Place of the YMCA in the Community, and the Anderson YMCA is highlighted as a civic hub and host city for the event.
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Israeli official visits Anderson for UN understanding
Isaac D. Anna information officer of Israel’s consulate in Chicago visits Anderson. He will speak at a 4:30 reception at Anderson College, headline a banquet at George Hockett Post American Legion, and address students at Anderson and St. Mary’s High Schools plus Anderson College. The Mayer’s Committee sponsors the event to broaden public understanding of UN concerns since WWI.
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U.S. Middle East stance and 6th Fleet move analyzed
J M Roberts interprets the news noting the United States is not on the brink of war as policy debates persist. State Department stresses the act stands on its own while seeking stability in Jordan. The fleet signals power behind vital interests amid Arab nationalist and Communist tensions.
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Bethany Mothers Daughters Banquet Amid Global Tension
Bethany Ladies' Aid held its fourth annual Mother-Daughter banquet as U S policy faced heightened warnings on airlifts and potential troop moves to Jordan amid tensions with Egypt and Syria. The Weather Bureau notes moisture in snow varies from three to thirty percent of depth, challenging a common ten percent rule.
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Case Records of a Psychologist U-369 Dr Clyde’s H R Therapy
Dr Clyde Mellor, a dentist, adopts a Human Relations plan with a “Compliment Club” to boost his practice. He reports higher income after one month and again after two months, crediting smiling technique, office refurbishment, and sincere praise. He invites readers to request the booklet and psychologist charts.
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Moscow aimed drive to stir Panama against U S influence
The piece reports a Soviet propaganda push urging Panama to resist the United States and follow Egypt on Suez, with Allen Dulles warning of a regional crisis. It notes Chiang Kai-Shek protests US reporters, and British interest in Nasser’s fate. It also covers alimony disputes involving Capt. Harry Butcher and Mamie Eisenhower, plus Capitol Hill anger over a proposed tax-cut bill and Arboretum funding cuts.
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Too Much Too Soon A See Saw In A Cold Method
A mixed review notes Diane Barrymore and Gerald ate trade expose a turbulent life. The book details her debut into society and decline amid theater and film, ending with a sober future. Also cited, a Wisconsin report finds the cold method for jam preserves flavor and safety.
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Grapes Attract Cardinal Band To Hidden Feeding Station
A housewife discovers grapes left on a feeding platform draw a male cardinal to the station and later his mate joins, suggesting the birds learned the location and new food via an unseen signal. The tale explores curiosity and stray reasoning as the cardinals migrate seven blocks to the source.
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Doctor Brady warns against rush to tonsillectomy
A reader letter advocates delaying tonsil removal for a child with recurrent sore throats. It questions weather or infection as sole causes and warns of the mortality risk in major operations. The piece urges nonair life and “break” for the child, promoting conservative care and the doctor’s guidance.
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Notable figures in a middle names puzzle
A word game lists famous first and last names with middle initials or names missing. Participants fill in across categories including statesman inventor composer poet author and politician, yielding examples like Henry Lodge and Alexander Bell. The list blends literary, scientific, and public figures in a puzzle format.
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Tribute to Dunkley by Cul lm for AP editor on Minnesotan page
William Wade and William Thackeray et al. recall Charles Wilber force Dunkley, legendary Midwest AP sports editor, who died recently. Dick Cullum, Dunkley’s friend on The Minneapolis Tribune, writes of a wake of magnificent scope with diverse attendees and Dunkley stories that go beyond counting.
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What would Jesus do as she offers calm advice
A reflective verse praising a woman for gentleness and comfort. It speaks of her life as a lovely song, her calm words, and the aid she gives to troubled souls in distress. It imagines many listening to her voice and seeking her counsel guided by Christian ideals.
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