Whitcomb and Nixon economies show promising government savings
Indiana Governor Whitcomb reports a state payroll drop from 21 581 to 19 839 by late March due to his economy program. President Nixon has reduced the federal payroll across executive, legislative and judicial branches by 159 033 as of February, continuing a downward trend after Johnson era growth.
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Indiana
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Richard M. Nixon
Whitcomb
Dig
Hoosie Bland
Governors Economy Program, Inc
Coy
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Gov. Whitcomb
Support Your Police Week Events Highlight Local Efforts
National Police Week activities include an Anderson Police Department display at Mounds Mall with officers on duty to answer questions. Police Lt. Leland Brown of Detroit speaks at City Hall Auditorium on police discipline in a double meeting. A Senate Internal Security Committee report cites dangers to police from international communism and urges citizen support amid rising assaults and hostility.
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National Police
Anderson
Mounds Mall
City Hall
Leland Brown
Detroit
Senate Internal Security Committee
Free World Police
U.S. Senate
One Week in April and the Three Spacemen
A chorus of global reactions to the safe return of three American spacemen contrasts with the toll of a hundred American deaths in combat that week. France Britain and others offered aid while the U.S. Senate urged national prayer as mass sympathy spread from Houston to Paris and Moscow.
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Aptic
Houston
Paris
Paris-Jour
London
Daily Sketch
Haly
Moscow
Warsaw
Vietnam
Tulk
Vatican City
Nixon
Pee
Goddard Space Center
Georges Pompidou
Alexei Kosygin
Jaly
West Germany
Holland
Spain
Uruguay
Britain
Southwest Pacific
Didiat Ocean
Swigert
Haise
Mission Contro Raci
Washington
U.S. Senate
Fea
Corgi
Is Government Aid To Parochial Schools Constitutional
A Missouri suit challenges Article IX restricting public aid to religious schools as unconstitutional under the First and Fourteenth Amendments. The piece discusses potential subsidies such as vouchers and tax credits, noting states like Pennsylvania and Michigan already pursuing private school support and predicting rising pressure for aid in many states.
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United States Supreme Court
Williams
Douglas
Missouri
Federal District Court
St. Louis
Moke
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Connecticut
Rhode Islan
Michigan
California
United States
Nixon
Purpats Ith Ohildeen
Cannbhie
Echas Jr
Gen. Fea. Corp
Successful Investing tips and Dow Jones questions
Roger E Spear discusses Condte Corp recovery prospects noting long term potential despite a price drop and cites a 182 million government contract and robotics ventures as growth drivers. The Dow Jones computation is explained including divisor changes affecting point movement.
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Condte Corp
P.B
Candec
General Motors
Dow Jones
Era
Roger Spear
Roger EB
Spear
the Rider
Son Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gea
Féa. Corp
The Manor Born: Nixon Calm Amid World Tensions
Publisher Holmes Alexander notes President Nixon remains calm and dutiful in the White House amid Cambodia strikes and Vietnam era pressures. He argues Nixon is a managerial leader with republican civility and strong press relations, contrasting with past leaders while honoring his memory and Quaker upbringing.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
White House
Coun
Cil
Hot Springs
Bay of Figs
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Billy
Duke of Windsor
England
Richard Nixon
Jona F. Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Franklin Roosevelt
Joe Tydings
Tydings
Q. Tydings
Hugh Sidey
Time. Magazine
Paga Belcher
Oula
Dick Nixon
Belcher
Unavoidable Questions on U S Foreign Policy and Media
Alice Widener argues the U S faces two crises in Southeast Asia and the Middle East and questions how major media outlets the Big Five will respond. She cites coverage of Vietnam under Kennedy Johnson and contends the press has opposed U S military policy, pressuring for peace while ignoring Soviet backed regimes.
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York City
U.S
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Vietnam
Fos
Soviet Union
Europe
Israel
John F. Kennedy
United States
Republic of
South Vietnam
CBS
NBC
ABC
New York Time
Washington Post
Diem
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Johnson
Moscow
Hanoi
Big Five
Big
Hanii
Cairo
Communist Party
Stalin
Ussr
Russia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Formosa
Taiwan
Seventh Fleet
Dig
Pacific
Formosa Straits
China Sea
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Folklore and sayings tied to Indiana rural life and humor
The passage notes phrases used in Indiana folk speech such as sans in his craw and droopy as a wet hen. It recounts a poultry editor anecdote and explains hocus pocus as a term with literary origins. It also mentions Lankhead as a slang for a dull person and ends with a US Constitution preamble-like line.
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Indiana
P . Fi Research
St. James
Hocus Pocus
Hoyle
Lankhead
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Toner
Robert E Jackson
Jane Toner Scort ‘Wise
Charles W. Laughlin
Trenuurer
Sarvier
Harold
Epecial
Harald
Wember
Associated Press
Roger E. Spear
Holmes Alexander
U.S.A
Mr. Nixon
Cambodia
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Alexander
Alice Widener
By Alice Widener
Folklore
By William Wade
Wade
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