End of a Community Leader Arthur Steves Laid to Rest
Editorial laments the sudden death of Arthur O. Steves on Tuesday. Steves, longtime Anderson resident since 1933, led Aer Gcal and supported St Johns Lutheran Church Madison County Shrine Club Scottish Rite Indianapolis Valley and Kiwanis. His loss saddens friends relatives and business associates across the region.
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Madison County Shrine Club
Scottish Rile
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Kiwanis Club
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Nixon’s GOP pressure rises over Vietnam war strategy
The piece argues General Westmoreland seeks a large troop increase, with Nixon emerging as the best poised to shape a Republican line. It notes Johnson’s political squeeze, Republican criticisms from Aiken and Buckley, and questions about foreign troop participation and nonmilitary pressure against North Vietnam.
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George Aiken
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New Zealand
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Japan
Europe
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Haiphong
Goldwater
Charles Percy
Robert Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Percy
Hisenhower
Anderson College expands with $20 million program
The article lauds Anderson College for its growth and announces a $20 million expansion plan under President Robert H. Reardon and a capable board. It highlights the college’s past resilience, strong alumni support, and global inquiries from prospective students, signaling future campus building projects and continued community pride.
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Anderson College
America
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Robert H. Reardon
Andersonians
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Anderson Collinge
Cereal Variety Sparks Debate On Prices And Proliferation
An LA market study and Cornell forum on food prices argue that many cereal brands and sizes keep prices low yet confuse buyers. They claim consumer education must accept variety while warning that reducing brands could raise prices and shrink shelf presence.
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Cornell University
Los Angeles
National Observer
Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
An investment column discusses long term life insurance stocks and urges caution with holdings. It recommends National Life of Dallas and Reynolds Tobacco for income, suggests switching Montgomery Ward and Peoples Gas Light to better yields, and notes Haven Industries unclear quotes. The piece also offers a damage insurance guide for purchase via the newspaper.
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Dallas
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Inland Life
Montgomery Ward
Investors
Security Life
National Old Line Life
Ywige
Alti
Chicago
Reynolds Tobacco
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Q &E
New Haven Clark
Haven Industries
West 42Nd Street
New York City
Boge Spears
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Staton
New York
N. Y. Uy
Gen. Fea. Corp
Quack prescriptions and aspirin dangers exposed
A Northeast correspondent recalls a doctor who prescribed by telephone for a child with a sore throat and fever, linking aspirin use to kidney bleeding and ulcers. The piece warns of aspirin as poison in households, urges caution with analgesics, barbiturates, and narcotics, and notes a personal account of Demerol use and addiction fears.
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Mickey
Tsay
The Worry Clinic The University of Chicago Merger Plot
Dr George W Crane recounts a sensational plan in 1929 to merge Northwestern into the University of Chicago. A leaked telegram and campus uproar thwarted the scheme, as trustees, alumni, and students mobilized while Hutchins faced embarrassment and a public relations backlash.
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Chicago
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Orator Wit and Folklore in a Southern Echo
A folk tale about identifying an orator through odd math jokes and eloquent passage. It recounts a southern joke that praises prosperity with vivid caricatures of cotton, cattle, and mules, ending with a proverb about wealth and refinement.
Merger talk over Dublin universities evokes Trinity future
The article surveys plans to merge Trinity College Dublin with University College Dublin into a new University of Dublin. It questions the end of Trinity’s historic role, notes dependencies on Catholic and government forces, and critiques Ireland’s architectural preservation and cultural heritage amid calls for a multinational, multidenominational university. It reflects on figures like Swift, Burke, and Goldsmith and laments losses to modernization.
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University College
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Dublin
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Ireland
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Oliver Goldsmith
Cal
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Trinity
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Oxford
Cambridge
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National University
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Newman
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University of Dublin
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Burkes
Goldsmiths
Cardinal Newman
Rodabaul
Pratt
Bec
Sea Serpents Fact or Fiction in Maritime Lore
James B. Martin explains that sea serpents are imaginary creatures, existing only in reports and exaggeration. He notes no solid evidence supports their existence while highlighting that real dangers to ships come from dangers like sex worms and other hazards in maritime history. The piece also discusses the America Cup, noting its emergence as an international trophy in 1947 and the high intrigue among American and international yachting circles.
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