U S D S Officer Warns of Latin American Revolt Against Poverty
Saul Moskowitz of the State Department told a large Anderson Chapter gathering that a revolution against poverty illiteracy and social injustice is underway in Latin America. He warned that if the United States and other democracies abdicate responsibility communists could exploit the uprisings. He cited population growth and illiteracy with a projected 400 million in Latin America by 1980 and urged birth control education as a key remedy. The speech emphasized U S commitment to progress and monitoring regional power vacuums to prevent communist influence.
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Saul Moskowitz
Foreign Service
United States Department of State
Latin America
Mr. Moskowitz
Anderson
American Association For the United Nations
United States
Alliance For Progress
U. S
Junior Achievement Banquet Honors Local Students
The Anderson area celebrates nine active Junior Achievement companies as it prepares for the annual awards banquet on May 14 at Bowden's Restaurant. Dr. Fred Luchs will deliver the keynote on the topic Will The Future Limit You as hundreds are expected to attend.
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Anderson
Bowden's
Fred Luchs
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mason City Polio Immunization Campaign Noted as Model
From Mason City Iowa comes a polio vaccination drive that could guide other communities. About 30 565 residents or 93 percent took the first Sabin oral vaccine dose in March. A second dose followed five weeks later and a third is planned for late May. Clinics run by the county medical society with the Junior Chamber of Commerce charge 25 cents or free to the needy. The effort aims for about 75 percent immunity. even nonparticipants gain protection through herd immunity.
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County Medical Society
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mason City
Iowa
Minnesota
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Home Loan Rates Rise and Lending Competition Grows
Banks and thrift institutions increase deposits to attract mortgage money after the Fed allows higher rates. Mortgage availability remains ample with mixed regional rate shifts as housing starts rebound and lenders compete for borrowers in a soft market.
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Federal Reserve Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Mutual Savings
National Association of Real Estate Boards
West
Savings and Loan
Census Bureau
Washington by Roscoe Drummond on campaign financing in 1960
The article cites the President's Commission on Campaign Costs estimating total 1960 campaign spending between 165 and 175 million dollars. It notes rising national costs, debt by parties, and proposes tax incentives for small contributors, voluntary bipartisan fundraising, removal of expenditure ceilings, and strict limits on corporate and union political spending.
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Washington
United States
President's Commission On
City work relief plan underway in Pipe Creek Township
Elwood officials say township poor relief recipients are being sent to city projects. A Callaway Park work start is reported by Mayor Luther Stockdale, with no pay but extra help for the city and relief rolls reduced. Voters are urged to vote early to ease lines in Madison County. Households are advised to vote early to avoid long afternoon queues.
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Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Callaway Park
Luther Stockdale
Madison County
Hesburgh Approved by Senate for Cultural Affairs Panel
The U.S. Senate approved the appointment of Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, president of the University of Notre Dame, to the U.S. Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural Affairs on Tuesday.
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Senate South Bend. Ind
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
U.S. Advisory Commission On International Educational and Cultural Affairs
U.S. Senate
Consolidation Sought for Two Phone Suits in Indiana
The Indiana Public Service Commission was asked by the state public counselor to merge two cases filed by Indiana Bell and General Telephone over Indianapolis area service. General argued for free service between Indianapolis and Westfield Jolietville Noblesville Carmel Fishers Oaklandon. Weather note mentions 1 in 25 chance of rain in San Francisco on July 15.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indiana Bell
General Telephone Companies
San Francisco
Mass fund raising idea proposed by bipartite ex presidents
A 1962 Herald Tribune summary notes Gallup polls showing millions have never been asked for campaign contributions by either party and would respond under the right approach. It suggests a mass fundraising body led by the two most recent ex presidents to implement the idea.
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Gallup
U.S
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Holding NAFI Shares Despite Paper Losses
Investor asks whether to hold 100 NAFI shares with a large paper loss or sell at a over $1,400 loss. Advisor says wait a few months, expecting earnings improvement and possible cash dividends to resume. If no satisfactory progress, consider selling.
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Roger E. Spears
NAFI
Chris Craft
W. R
Rain Forecast Across Atlantic States and Pacific Northwest
The forecast calls for rain in western parts of the north Atlantic states with showers in the middle and south Atlantic, reaching northern Florida. Rain also targets the Pacific Northwest and the western Plateau. Cooler along the Atlantic seaboard and west through the Mississippi Valley, warmer from the Mississippi west to the southern Plains.
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North Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Plateau
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Southern Plains
Amanda B. case study shows wife's mental strain after birth
In Case M-403 Amanda B aged 27 after her first baby fell into a mental sanitarium. The psychologist explains dynamics from jealousy over the baby, fear of tuberculosis and marital neglect, urging briefings and a bulletin on sex problems in marriage for remedy.
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Amanda
Amanda B
Ally
Librarian Mrs Albright Adds Two Notable Ship Books
A local librarian named Mrs Albright expanded the collection with The Ship by Bjorn Landsstrom and American Sail by Alexander Laing both praised as maritime art masterpieces and valuable additions to the ships section.
Voyage Across Time Via Historic Vessels
The introduction fly sheet chronicles a ship’s six thousand year voyage across world waters. From Queen Hatshepsut’s obelisks and papyrus rafts to Phoenician and Greek fleets, the journey spans Nile to classical seas and beyond the Pillars of Hercules toward distant shores.
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Hatshepsut
Nile
Herculea
The Ship Through Ages of Maritime History
A vivid voyage from Columbus and Santa Maria to modern vessels. Tracks explorers, East Indiamen, Nelsons Victory, clippers, steamers, Mississippi paddle wheelers, the Monitor, Merrimac, icebreakers, aircraft carriers, tugs, whalers, and nuclear subs. A gold mine of maritime and social history.
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Columbus
Santa Maria
Indies
Cook
East Indiamen
Nelson
Victory
Monitor
Merrimac
Local thanks to Landstrom and Albright Librarian
A brief note expresses gratitude to Mr Landstrom and Mrs Albright the librarian and recommends getting a copy from Decker's.
Nuclear subs progress likened to early steam ships
A speaker compared advances in nuclear submarines to the dawn of steam propulsion with the Savannah's 1819 transatlantic voyage, suggesting modern knowledge is still in its infancy.
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Savannah
Atlantic
Grace and Walker Stocks Hold or Sell Question
Investor Q and A with J L A and W R Grace and Hiram Walker. Grace cut back marginal operations but earnings improve. Walker shows steady growth pattern and potential to continue. Spear notes he cannot answer all mail but will address questions in his column.
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Grace
Hiram Walker
J.L. A
W. R. Grace
Walker
Spear
Sign and Fish on Wall Prompt Reflective Warning
A reflective note by JULIEN C. HYER references a wall with a mounted fish and a sign warning about keeping quiet. The verse from Job is quoted as a taunting reminder to think before speaking and to investigate the implications of what is said.
Folklore Parables and Rusty Football Satire
A collection of light verse and spoof folklore including a girl who orders pate de foie gras but wants frankfurts and kroubt a playful satire about football life and a humorous American saying about traffic problems urban suburban and bourbon.
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Elate
Dr Brady's Health Service Uses Sheep Skin for Bedsores
An old medical note advocates turning bedridden patients hourly to prevent bedsores and hypostatic pneumonia. It promotes Australian Merino fleece as a breathable cushion under the patient to avoid moisture buildup and improve ventilation, noting easy cleaning and laundering.
Letter guidance on Health queries to Dr Brady
Signed tetters regarding personal health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and ink written. Due to high volume only a few can be answered here. Address Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Fashion Chatter From Roths Aims To Share Local Style News
A lively fashion column from Roths promises irregular chatter on beauty contests fashion tips and industry notes. It describes a column mixing fashion news anecdotes letters and insider tidbits from the New York market with a lighthearted ad feel.
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Fashon
Roth’s
New York
Summer Hand Macher's ad boosts comfort at Roth's
A playful promotional ad from Roth's in downtown Anderson describes summer Hand Macher's suits as world class and wrinkle free. It invites readers to try on and visit for derby season and mentions protection from dust and daylong wear in any heat. It ends with a Derby themed quip about window cleaning.
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Roth’s
Anderson
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