Armed Forces Day parade sets downtown Anderson tone
Tonight Anderson honors Armed Forces Day with a downtown parade organized by a general committee led by Ray Stanesu. Six bands join representation from Army Navy Air Force ROTC National Guard and many veterans civic groups reflecting the citizen soldier ideal and defense commitment of Madison County.
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Ray Stanesu
Madison County
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Naval Reserves
ROTC
National Guard
Air Force Rotc
United States
America
Laymen's Retreat In Anderson Draws Area Churches
A weekend Laymen's Retreat sponsored by the Anderson Association of Churches unites about 50 Protestant churches with many more expected to join. Robert H. Reardon of Anderson College will speak on The Christian Layman and His Influence on the Church and Community as faiths share in a casual forum to strengthen community ties.
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Anderson
Anderson Association of Churches
Robert H. Reardon
Anderson College
Reardon
Iatin
Webster
Mental Health Grant Extends Psychiatric Rooms in County Hospitals
Madison County Mental Health Association funds Mercy Hospital in Elwood and St. John's Hospital in Anderson to add psychiatric rooms. Mercy will dedicate one room and St. John's two rooms as facilities expand while awaiting admission for mentally ill patients.
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Madison County Mental Health Association
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Mental Health Association
St. John’s
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Association
Mercy Hospitals
Do It Again Autobiography of James Curley Review
A Boston mayor and four term congressman James Curley reflects on his long political life in his memoir Do It Again. The book spans jail terms jail charges and political battles, portraying Curley as a controversial but enduring figure in Massachusetts politics.
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Michael Curley
Prentice Hall
Curley
Massachusetts
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Borkee
Jim Curley
Ley
Boston
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Ernor
Soap Box
Daddy Longlegs Guides to Thet Away in Harvest Fields
Article describes the daddy longlegs insect, its tall legs and crane-like movement. It explains its harvest season abundance, feeding habits, and supposed role in directing cattle and farm work, ending with a note on its delicate joints and silent signals in gardens. The piece closes with a brief reference to Hong Kong as a separate fact.
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Daddy Graybeards
Daddy Graybeard
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China
The Shepherd Poem Fragment by Julien C Hyer
A devotional fragment recalls a peasant woman who faces hardship with cheer. She uses a crutch yet leans on the Lord for strength, cultivating corn and cotton while caring for her family. She proudly declares the land sustains her on her leanin side as fear or pain alarms.
Fish-Out-Of-Water in Teen Romance Advice Column
A psychologist columns advises parents on Sally N. a 19 year old college student who threatened elopement with an unambitious partner. He promotes the fish out of water technique by inviting the couple to the family, using yes but logic, and urging practical education and social integration while warning against hostile parental tactics.
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America
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Otter
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Lke
Russell
Battle over budget shapes GOP future under Ike
Eisenhower pressures Congress in a televised budget showdown balancing regular Republicans against GOP conservatives. The White House urges calm as Sen. Barry Goldwater and others push for budget control while Dulles and others warn of broader party shifts by 1980. A lunch quip from Sam Rayburn closes the session.
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Eisenhower backs Jordan independence to ease U S controversy
President Eisenhower declares Jordan's independence vital to U S interests, a stance seen as easing regional controversy. Experts note Jordan, a small desert state, struggles to be economically viable and self sustaining.
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Jordan
United States
Foreign policy debate centered on Arab world and Cold War
A fragmentary briefing notes criticism of U S backing in the Middle East. It discusses Russia influence, Western aid to Jordan, Syria, Egypt and King Hussein, and the risk Reds use pro-Western advisers to sway Arab opinion amid imperialist legacies.
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Russia
Red Bloc
Ike
Rael
America
Syria
Egypt
Hussein
Reds
Mayflowers and Jordan in the Arab World Debate
The piece discusses early British policy toward Transjordan and the idea of partition as a future for Jordan. It notes Israel’s military power, Arab unity concerns, and the risk of Jordan becoming a satellite state or dissolving as a sovereign entity. It also touches on the Mayflower ships and the Puritan arrivals in Plymouth.
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Jordan
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America
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Hussein
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Norable
Clarke's Island
Duxbury Bay
Israel
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King Hussein
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Brady's Health Advice and The Pledge Question
Dr Brady discusses personal health habits and the value of tooth brushing amid calls for temperance education. He notes clergy and merchants fear losing patrons if they answer candidly and outlines how readers can submit letters for his health column with stamped envelopes.
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William ‘Brady
Camino
South
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