Anderson stories mix voting heat and hometown life
In Anderson, a lively column recalls a downtown scene where Earl Hoover joked with a mixed group of Republicans and Democrats at a Boy Scout cake event. Tales of travel and local figures mix with civic tensions and a voter intimidation court case in a brisk, community voice.
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Fighting Irish
Everett Savage
Everett
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Perry Schuyler
St. Peters
Burg
Charlie Armington
Schuyler
Arry Mayberry
Britain Rejects Rapacki Plan for Atom Free Zone
In the House of Commons, Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said Britain remains open to East West disengagement but the Rapacki plan would not meet aims. The United States rejected it May 4, and NATO members oppose the measure in its present form. The plan would ban atomic weapons in East and West Germany, Poland, and Czechoslovakia, but Western powers fear it undermines NATO’s defense without a comprehensive disarmament framework.
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U—Smaim
United States
Rapacki
Europe
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Britain
Rapocki
Poland
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Czechoslovakia
NATO
France
CROSSWORD 7 Assam silkworm and related clues
Daily cryptoquote feature presents a coded message with a solution hint using Longfellow as a model. The sample decodes with AXYCLBAAXR mapping where A stands for three Ls and X for Os, guiding readers to solve the puzzle and reveal the quote by WORKER or author.
The Enchantress Chapter Twenty One and a Bold Move
In a drizzly December scene Fan contemplates love as Amy Barnes moves in, sharing Fan’s apartment. Paul reveals he loves Fan and blocks a Tony marriage, while Amy pursues worldliness and a fling, contrasting Fan’s steadier desires and warnings.
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Tony
Amy Barnes
Fan
Auto Industry Cuts Inventory Amid Slower Car Sales
The auto industry trims inventory as production and sales dip from earlier levels. Through April, retail sales reached 1 541 000 units, versus 1 975 000 a year before. Officials forecast 1988 totals above the constrained 1959 model year output, signaling a controlled supply with no end of year price free for all.
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Veanvis
Auto Mously
Household scrapbook advice on glove care and picture frames
Household Scrapbook suggests adding a drop of oil to rinse water for chamois and aigskin gloves to keep them soft. It also gives tips to preserve egg yolks in cold dark conditions and to restore the look of faded picture frames by brushing on egg white.
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Oture
Lawnmowers and Golf Carts Sell Briskly in NYC Market
The article notes rising demand for riding lawn mowers and golf carts, contrasting with slower auto sales. View for Adding Machine Co. electric car division in Chicago reports overtime as demand accelerates, partly seasonal and beginning three months early this year. Musgrave Inc. of Springfield Ohio, a power motor manufacturer, says sales are up 44 percent and expanding distributor coverage in key areas.
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View
Adding Machine Co
Chicago
Musgrave, Inc
Springfield
Ohio
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