Real Tax Dodgers and the case for government power projects
A study by the Edison Electric Institute argues that government owned and investor owned electric utilities have similar costs in distribution and administration while investor owned firms show lower pre tax efficiency. Taxes tilt the advantage to private utilities, suggesting federal power projects should pay taxes like others and raise $160 million more in revenue.
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Edison Electric Institute
America
New Mission For SS Hope Seeks Funds To Expand Medical Aid
Project HOPE uses the hospital ship SS Hope on year long missions to Southeast Asia and Peru. A third voyage to Ecuador is planned if $8 million is raised as a fundraising HOPE Ball and other events roll out nationwide. Since docking in Trujillo in 1962 the crew performed 2,000 major operations and treated 46,000 with diseases while inoculating 80,000 for polio and 46,000 for other diseases reaching 500,000 Peruvians in 10 cities.
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Southeast Asia
Peru
Ecuador
Washington
Trujillo
Cuba
Fear of ruffling Moscow fuels Captive Nations Week clash
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leads a White House fight against a tougher Captive Nations Week proclamation condemning Soviet Russia and its satellites. Republicans and ethnic groups demand a firm line while Derwinski seeks a bipartisan congressional committee on captive nations.
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Successful Investing and Offsetting Losses in Stock Picks
An investor contemplates selling a mix of Hycon Dashew General Motors and others to offset losses while targeting heirs' future inheritances. The adviser urges caution, recommends holding top performers, and suggests replacing weaker picks with American Express American Electric and Campbell Soup amid market risk considerations.
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Cora Products
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American Bakeries
Crucible
Rohr
American Express
American Electric
Campbell Soup
General Features Corp
Army awards boost radar project at Waltham unit
General Telephone and Electronics says it received 2.65 million dollars in new Army contracts for a weapons locating radar system. Total awards to the Sylvania Electric Products subsidiary now amount to 38.935 million.
Be First in Outer Space Or Accept Second Place
In a 1968 column Roscoe Drummond argues Congress must support being first in space. He condemns anti space pressure groups seeking to curb NASA and warns that choosing second place would echo past second place in the air during World War II.
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Outer Space
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Iidan
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Earth
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United States of America
Fifty From County Among IU Graduates
About 50 Madison County residents are among 4,956 graduates listed for Indiana University’s 134th commencement to be held next Monday. The event marks the first presided by President D Elvis J Stahr Jr with 10 am parade and ceremonies on the Old Stadium field. rain contingency changes to the Old Fieldhouse.
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Indiana University
Elvis J. Stahr, Jr
Hoosier State University
Madison County
Charles E. Harrell
Red China Frees Last Captives From Indian Clash
Tokyo reports Communist China freed all Indian soldiers captured in the Sino-Indian border clash last autumn. The final 352, identified as Pan Touge on the Tibetan frontier, were released.
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Red China
Tokyo
UPI
China
Radio Peking
Pan Touge
Health Advice Columnist Faces Question on Smoking
A reader asks about Dr. Brady and his health writings linked to late World War I. The letter disputes a supposed grandson claim and cites past essays condemning cigarettes while noting the Pamir training ship mystery.
Folklore Reflections and Wartime Memories in Ireland and Germany
A fragmented reminiscence by William Wade touching on storytelling in Irish families, smoking's risks from carbon monoxide, a wartime voyage tale, and a German immigrant's view of the Panay incident. It blends cultural anecdotes with brief notes on health and a naval training ship Passat and windjammer era memories.
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Lyau
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Judge Smith Named To Muncie Hearing
Judge Carl T. Smith of Ander son is named special judge in the Indiana case of Jay L. Dull a 26 year old Muncie man convicted of the murder during a December 1970 robbery. Dull had been sentenced to die in the electric chair but received a stay from the Indiana Supreme Court and a change of judge was ordered with Judge Alva Cox of Muncie to rule on the request.
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Carl T. Smith
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Madison Circuit Court
Jay L. Dull
Muncie
Case Records Highlight Podiatry Career Appeal
Dr. Egerter of the Ohio College of Chiropody advocates podiatry as a vital medical field and urges high school seniors to consider this specialty. The piece cites foot health, surgical training, and Lincoln era ties as reasons to pursue podiatry and notes a need for more practitioners nationwide.
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Egerter
Abraham Lincoln
B. C. Egerter
Ohio College of Chiropody
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S.A
Visiting German Receives Red Carpet Treatment in Israel
Former West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss arrived in Israel to a red carpet welcome with tight security. He was greeted by Deputy Defense Minister Simon Peres and Agriculture Minister Moshe Dayan and plans to meet Premier David Ben Gurion.
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Moshe Dayan
West Germany
Herut Party
Israel
Bonn
Pentagon cuts Indiana military spending by 3000
The House Armed Services Committee trimmed 3000 from the Pentagon request for Indiana. The panel’s state total fell to 1,993,000 with Ft. Benjamin Harrison cut from 1,825,000 to 1,822,000, brining the overallIndiana figure to 1,990,000.
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UPI
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