Click Power in Madison County Faces Longer Rules
A political machine in Anderson asserts control by rotating offices and seeking third terms. Mayors and council members push for continued dominance, using tax dollars and federal funds to build power while restricting voter rights for new residents. The piece condemns one party dominance across local government.
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Madison County
Ralph Ferguson
United States
Indiana
Anderson
NASA Faces Birthday With Moon Mission Jeopardy
NASA marked its fifth anniversary amid budget and technical hurdles. Webb warned this is a year of trouble as pursuit of a lunar landing by 1970 faces fiscal questions and delays.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy
NASA
James BE. Webb
Space Agency
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Navy
Vanguard
Striking At The People A Warning On Oil Industry Attacks
An Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania report warns that aggressive regulation and tax cuts hurt the public as drivers face high gasoline taxes. It notes Pennsylvania motorists pay 11 cents a gallon and federal taxes totaling over 1.4 billion since the interstate program began, with oil companies serving as tax collectors and heavy taxpayers.
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Congress
NASA
Associated Petroleum Industries
Pennsylvania
New York Adopts Stricter Under Twenty-One Drinking Law
New York tightens drunk driving rules for under 21 by setting a .03 percent blood alcohol limit to convict for driving with ability impaired while keeping a .15 threshold for drunken driving. The state follows a global trend toward enforcement and sobriety at social events.
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New York State
New York
United States
Norway
Sweden
Successful investing by Roger E. Spear analyzes college fund growth
Reader questions about revising a son's college fund and shifting investments in dividend plays like Republic Aviation American Radiator Bethlehem Steel Hilton Hotels General Foods Roebuck and others. The column discusses diversification, risk, and strategies to balance income with growth while addressing a reader's disability and need for steady returns.
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Roger E. Spear
Republic Aviation
American Radio
Ator
Martin Marietta
Bethlehem Steel
Thaveli
Hilton
Ike
Republic
General Foods
Avistion
iSolars
Roebuck
Partin - Maresta
Cone Mills
Melville
Hilton Hotels
Eaton Manufacturing
Parke
Melville Shoe
Davis
Davis and
Worthington
Spear
M.D. Lall
Jon
Features Corp
Congress Should Be Represented in Inter-Parliamentary Union
Roscoe Drummond discusses why U S senators and congressmen gain value from the Inter Parliament ary Union. He argues the union does not pass laws but fosters personal bonds among global lawmakers, aiding foreign relations and preventing unilateral retreat from diplomacy. The piece frames the congressman as a professional in a forum of politicians.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
Congress
Miellow
Folfish
The Case of Rev Joel and Respect for the Dead
A theological seminary professor, Rev Joel, decries materialism and seeks costly funeral practices as wasteful. He urges discarding bodies cheaply to fund church work, likening such views to Judas and Hitler. Jesus, however, honors costly burial and calls for civilized treatment of the dead.
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Joel
Moorticians
Judas Iscariot
Hitler
Christ
Anary Crowd Attacks Car
Readers: Anary family dispute and crowd harassment described as an incident outside a church and a courtroom scene involving Christine Keeler and Profumo era headlines. The report blends socio political commentary with sensational details from press and public reaction.
Local teachers named delegates to ISTA meeting
Eight Anderson area teachers were chosen to attend the ISTA sessions in Indianapolis October 24 and 25 as delegates. Merrill Pyle Den Dielzer and six others will represent Anderson Public Schools with five alternates named to serve if needed.
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ISTA
iiNth
Gordon
Diana State Teachers Association
Anderson Public Schools
Leo Sanders
Gorpasha Dey Petar Chun Mmenna
Jedlet UY
Merrill Pyle
South Side
den Dielzer
Anderson Peers
Angn
Jack Macy
AMD
Wiliam
L. Judd
Paul W. Hiatt
Westvale
Anderson J. Sandala
Central Junior High
Caroll D. Helvey
John J.C. Coale
Indianapolis
Hel Weed
South
Odessa Campbell
Park Place
Wendell Hilligess
Ander' ‘Son
Ruth Felts
Charles A. Whitmill
Anderson
Ndistapolis
Muneng
September Rainfall Lowest in 15 Years
Rainfall in September was the lowest for 15 years with Ed Lee of the city water plant noting 2 of attiach. White River shows 75 feet, the lowest stage in years. Killbuck Creek is very low and beds near Ranney wells are nearly dry.
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Ed Lee
City Water Plant
White River
Killbuck Creek
Lee
Anderson
Ranney Wells
Highland Quarter Tops County In Land Judging
The Highland 4 H and FFA team scored 564 points to lead 132 competitors from seven Madison County schools in a land judging contest held at the Roy Canfield farm near Frankton. Ralph Truex led the Highland squad with 209 points. other Highland members were David Conrad 179 Gary Jordan 178 and Larry Burns 168. Alexandria finished second with 492 points. District contest in Wayne County is set for Saturday Oct 4 with Highland and Alexandria advancing.
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Highland
Ralph Truex
David Conrad
Gary Jordan
Larry Burns
Alexandria
Terry Chaplin
Ed Gaines
Dan Johnson
Ronald Dinsmore
Frankton
Gordon Kerkhoff
John Johnson
Butch Mittendorf
Dennis Hutson
Poug Drake
Pendleton
Fred Woll
Roger Hayden
Kent Underwood
Jim Sawyer
Ron Vance
Summitville
Cecil Coleman
Pete Schwinn
Ernest Phelps
David Street
Tom Bener
Markleville
Bill Risley
Bob Sparks
Harold King
Wayne Pasko
B. Jones
Evan Wilson
Soil and Water Conservation District
Madison County Highway Department
Jim Taylor
Fred Disque
Madison County
Wayne County
Personal advice request procedures for Dr. Crane Mellor
Instructions to write to Dr. Crane Mellor of Ind and enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope plus 25 cents for cover typing or printing costs when seeking personal advice or one of his psychological charts.
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Crane Mellor
Ind
Indiana Nonfarm Jobs Hit Record High Mid-September
Indiana nonfarm employment rose to a record 1,331,600 in mid-September as Governor Welsh commented on the state’s labor market trajectory.
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State Department
U.S
Honduras
Washington
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Welsh
Moon Van and the Dipper Tale in Folklore
An eccentric folk tale describes a brave skipper named the Moon Van who drinks milk from a dipper and draws the ire of the Great Bear and Little Bear. The piece then shifts to Teneo’s humorous take Hours With Too Few Minutes about Stevie’s endless questions. An American Saying notes oil as a lubricant everywhere except in international affairs.
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Tim
Teneo
Stevie
Mike
Ang
Steve
Nis
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