Case Records of a Psychology George Palmer Hoyt Prophecies
Palmer Hoyt, publisher of the Denver Post, discussed with Mrs. Crane and the author in Portland in 1945. He predicted Russia would reform and the capital might move west. Hoyt suggested moving the national capital to Denver for central location and defense, while preserving Washington as a historic center.
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Mrs. Crane
Portland
Oregon
Case M-42
The
Denver Post
Denver
Portland Oregonian
Russia
Communist Party
U.S.A
Washington, D.C
George Washington
Omaha
Topeka
Kansas City
Capitol
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
GOP Women's Breakfast Featured Speaker Dr. Reardon
The Madison County Republican Women's Club plans its annual May breakfast at the YMCA next Sunday at 7 30 AM. Dr. Robert Reardon president of Anderson College will discuss his 1961 Europe tour behind the iron curtain. The event will unite GOP men and women with local candidates as a major 1962 spring campaign activity.
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Madison County Women’s Republican Club
YMCA
Robert Reardon
Anderson College
Europe
GOP
Madison County
Clean Up Week Promoted by Anderson Chamber of Commerce
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce backs a citywide Clean-Up Week aimed at safety and home upkeep. It warns against fire risks from accumulated rags and papers and notes clearing stairways can prevent falls and injuries. The initiative also enhances health, safety, and home appearance.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Community Hospital Dedication Marks New Madison County Facility
Thousands attend the dedication on the hospital steps after a four day open house. The project was funded by more than 17 000 county contributors and adds major capacity and modern comforts to care options alongside St Johns Hospital.
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Madison County
Community Hospital
St. John’s Hospital
NATO faces pivotal Athens talks on nuclear weapons pool
At the Athens ministerial opening, NATO weighs a shared nuclear pool and joint control. Germany hints at limits, Britain and France resist surrender of independent deterrents while conventional forces strain NATO mobilization, with Britain’s army reduced to 51,000 men and only 80 percent effective.
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Athens
NATO
Adenauer
Lauris Norstad
Sident Kennedy
Ottawa
Great Britain
France
Daily Telegraph
London
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Berlin Perils and Pitfalls in the Berlin Crisis
Roscoe Drummond argues against concessions to the Soviet Union over Berlin. He warns against recognizing East German legality, non aggression pacts, garrison reductions, or abandoning RIAS. He urges maintaining Western rights and free transit, even by force if needed, to defend West Berlin.
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U. S
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Germany
Moscow
East Germany
East Berlin
Geneva Conference of Foreign Ministers
Kremlin
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Berlin Wall
Warsaw
NATO
Voice of Freedom
RIAS
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Fanny Mae and American Distilling Investment View
Roger E Spear notes the Federal National Mortgage Association known as Fanny Mae offers common stock to the public with monthly dividends and solid income yield. He also endorses American Distilling as a growth stock with expected earnings gains and reasonable value given current prices.
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Fanny Mae
Gov’t. Agency
Roger E. Spear
Federal National Mortgage Association
Teasury
S. V
American Distilling
General Features Corp
Views By Flemming On Copper Stockpile Policy
Former defense mobilizer Arthur Fleming told reporters on Monday that buying copper at contract prices and selling at higher market rates in the 1950s set a dangerous precedent. He warned that government profit motives in critical materials undermine public power and criticized stockpiling. Fleming, then head of Oregon University, spoke in Chicago amid Senate questions over 1954 55 copper stockpiling.
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Chicago
UPI
Defense
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Oregon University
National Dental Health Conference
Senate
Kroll to Resume Posting in Moscow After Brief Bonn Detour
West German Ambassador Hans Kroll will return to his post in Moscow on Tuesday, the Foreign Ministry announced. He had been in Bonn for seven weeks to explain and defend a softened policy toward the Communists amid press charges about his stance.
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Germany
UPI
Moscow
Hans Kroll
Foreign Ministry
Kroll
De Ladies God Bless Them All Toast
An immigrant Frenchman delivers a toast at a meeting. He blends broken English and French drawing on memory of Marseilles and Rouen tales and praises women as the guiding stars of life. His toast ends with God bless them all as a nod to beauty and kindness.
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Marseilles
Rouen
von Garcon
Von
Proprietaire
Shakespeare
Nevermore
Clinics and doctors mix echo in health notes
A reader laments insurance denials after turning 65 and recalls past medical care. The piece recalls hospital stays for pneumonia, appendectomy, and painless dental work, praising physicians, dentists, and genuine clinics while condemning phony clinics and urging expanded free clinics. It notes a 1960 statute against fake clinics and reflects on medical history and patient trust.
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California
New Webster
New International
William Brady
G & C Merriam Co
Robert Mass
The Shepherd and the Nation Under God
A religious reflection contrasts peaceful American life with unrest abroad. The piece cites Psalms and cites May-poles, joy, and peace while noting labor strikes elsewhere. Julien C. Hyer presents praise for the United States as a nation blessed by God.
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U.S.A
Street Banners Rumor Adds To Primary Campaign Tally
Political grapevine rumors indicate several candidates may file for city approval to erect street banners during the last week of the primary. Cleanup Week saw heavy rain that cleaned gutters and roads, aiding dust and trash removal along state routes. A farm truck from another county passed through Anderson, shedding debris as a tempering response to litter on rural roads.
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Anderson
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Ree
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