GOP Women's Breakfast Highlights Madison County Event
The Madison County Women's Republican Club plans its annual May Breakfast at the YMCA next Sunday at 7 30 a m Dr Robert Reardon president of Anderson College will discuss his 1961 European tour behind the iron curtain His remarks bolster support for free elections as the county GOP meets local candidates in the 1962 spring campaign The event is billed as one of the club's largest efforts with tickets available through local GOP women groups.
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Clean Up Week Campaign Encourages Home Safety
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce backs the annual Clean-Up Week promoting city pride and health. It urges residents to clear rags and papers to prevent fires, remove hazards on stairs and halls to avoid injuries, and improve home appearance and daily life.
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Community Hospital Dedication Marks Madison County Progress
Madison County residents gathered on the hospital steps to dedicate the new Community Hospital. The event highlighted more than 17 000 contributors and showcased modern facilities adding to patient comfort and staff efficiency, alongside St John’s Hospital services, boosting available hospital space per capita for years.
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NATO Nuclear Deterrent Debated At Athens Meeting
NATO officials weigh a multilaterally owned nuclear pool while tensions over control and consultation persist. Germany proposes a three point pact on warhead disclosure and response, Britain and France resist full detente, and questions remain about Britain’s eastern defense contributions and the Ruhr frontline strength.
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Berlin Perils and Pitfalls to defend Western rights
A Chicago based author warns against Western concessions in Berlin toward Moscow. He argues against nonaggression pacts and technical commissions that could entrench East German control or disarm Western rights. He stresses safeguarding free transit and opposes capitulation to Soviet demands while acknowledging the danger of leaks and the need for firm U.S. stance.
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Denver as national capital, a mysterious prophecy
The Case Records of a Psychologist recount Palmer Hoyt, publisher of the Denver Post, who in 1945 at Portland Oregon suggested moving the national capital to Denver as a central, defensible location. He claimed Russia fears American goods and predicted postwar shifts, offering ideas later used in a college context.
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Palmer Hoyt predicts Russian reforms mirror American capitalism
The writer recalls Palmer Hoyt’s 1945 prophecy about Western influence and Russian incentives. He notes Pravda's April release endorsing individual bonuses to speed production and compares Russia's shift toward private goods to American enterprise. The piece argues American methods outpace collective approaches and hints at propaganda value in consumer signals.
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Fanny Mae Investments and Mortgage Agency Details
The article discusses Fannie Mae and its government ties, noting its income from government-backed mortgages and a high dividend concept. It explains Fannie Mae as a unique entity with a secondary market role for FHA and VA mortgages and mentions the impact of market conditions on its earnings and share values. It also references a reader inquiry about American Distilling stock.
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Views By Flemming On Copper Stockpiling
Former defense mobilizer Arthur Flemming warned at a Chicago news conference that government stockpiling copper for profit would set a dangerous precedent. He said the government should not enter critical materials markets for profit and noted that profit-driven government action could wield undue power. Flemming spoke amid Senate subcommittee scrutiny over copper stockpiling in 1954 and 1959.
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Kroll to Return to Moscow Post
West German Ambassador Jans Kroll will resume duties in Moscow after a seven week recall to Bonn. The Foreign Ministry said the envoy was recalled to explain charges he pursued a softer policy toward the Communists.
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Toasts and clinics mingle in a quirky reminiscence
An essay by William Wade recounts a French toast at a meeting and rails against phony clinics while praising genuine care. It shifts to memories of surgery, dentistry, and hospital humor, then notes Navy ships and training, Cleanup Week, and USAF education programs, all tied by a reflective voice.
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Political Grapevine Hints at Street Banner Filings
Reports indicate several candidates may file for authorization to erect street banners during the final week of the primary campaign. The chatter involves unnamed officials and parties close to the process, with potential impact on public visibility and messaging before election day.
A Nation Whose God Is the Lord Is Blessed
A TALENTED VERSE BY JULIEN HYER BLESSES A NATION ON A DAY OF JOY AND PEACE. THE DIALOGUE NOTES THAT IN SOME LANDS MAYPOLES DANCE AND LABORS CEASE WHILE OTHERS RIOT. BUT IN THE UNITED STATES CALM AND ACCORD PREVAILS UNDER PSALMS 34:12.
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