Feighner Gains Grass Roots Support In Fifth District
The GOP candidate John R. Feighner earns strong backing across Madison County supporters from Republicans to independents. He backs social security reform, pledges to cut federal spending, and argues against a salary raise for his opponent. Feighner asserts he will not be a rubber stamp and highlights business experience ahead of the November election in the ten counties that form the district.
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John R. Feighner
GOP
Madison County
Feighner
Marion
Congress
High Tide of Delinquency Reported by Hoover
President requested FBI inquiry after summer riots across northern cities and resort towns. J Edgar Hoover's report labels the riots not race or extremist, but a juvenile delinquency tide. He cites parental failure, weak schools, and permissive laws as causes, warning harsher punishment is needed to curb rising crime.
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FBI
J. Edgar Moorer
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Pacific
Boston
New York
Local 1960s pollster flips from Kennedy to Goldwater
A Washington public relations executive conducted a tiny unscientific poll in a three block Northwest suburb in 1960 showing 60 percent backing Kennedy Johnson. In the current year 44 of 47 households favored Goldwater Miller. He notes over 75 percent of families polled four years ago remain in the survey. One family comments distrust of Lyndon Johnson. The piece contrasts with later “scientific polls” and their attempt to curb error and avoid criticism seen after Truman's win in 1948.
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Washington
Kennedy-Johnson
Goldwater-Miller
Lyndon Johnson
Truman
Defense funds wasted overseas questioned by critics
Secretary of Defense McNamara faced a General Accounting Office charge that 1.6 billion in U S defense funds were wasted in Korea Pakistan Turkey Greece and Iran. Critics argued the money earmarked for military use was diverted to other spending and questioned U S military safety with McNamara in charge.
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Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
General Accounting Office
U. S
F. Clifton White
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller Committee
United States
McNamara
White
U. 8
Joseph Campbell
Korea
Pakistan
Turkey
Greece
Iran
Johnson plan may aid Romania rubber plant
Washington reports suggest the Johnson administration contemplates providing a synthetic rubber plant to Romania. The proposal is criticized as another step in a pattern of aid to communist nations, with prior support given to Russia, Yugoslavia, Indonesia, and now Romania.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Romania
Russia
Yugoslavia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Rumania
Four Stocks to Sell From Uncle's Legacy
Reader asks which of Baldwin-Lima, Illinois Gas & Electric, Florida Power, Tampa Electric, American Naturals, St Joseph Light, and others to sell. Advisor says Baldwin-Lima is cyclic and erratic, worth selling. Florida Power and American Naturals show better growth, Florida Power top among utilities. Transcontinental Gas misclassified as oil and should be moved to Master Safe. California Standard remains solid for growth and dividends.
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Baldwin-Lima
Jown-Illinois Gas & Electric
Florida Power Corp
Towa Power & Light
American Naturals
St. Joseph
Licht & Pow
Florida Power
American Natural
Standard Oi
California
Transcontinental Gas
Standard “Oil of
New Jersey
FPC
California Standard
Jenkins Affair Clouds Johnson Campaign Strategy
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak discuss President Johnson's response to Walter Jenkins's resignation amid the Jenkins affair. They compare it to the Bobby Baker case, noting a perceived White House hesitation, potential political fallout, and risks in key races like New York Senate, Ohio, and Michigan. The piece urges a candid public accounting to curb damaging speculation.
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Jenkins
Washington
Juison
Walter W. Jenkins
Bobby Baker
New York
George Reedy
Don B. Reynolds
Mr. Johnson
White House
Bill Moyers
Jack Valenti
Freday
Barry Goldwater
Len Goldwater
Senate
Kenneth Keating
Robert F. Kennedy
Ohio
New York State
Hugh Scott
Genevieve Blatt
Arnold
Pennsylvania
Serand-Stasions
Michigan
Gov. Nold
George Romney
George Washincton
Efficiency engineering at home urges tasks planned and chores shared
A psychology case to scrapbook urges using a chore box and agenda to cut wasted motion. It advocates prewriting tomorrow’s tasks, posting the list, teaching family members to pitch in, and using smorgasbord dining to save steps. The note cites case U-408 Helene B. and asks if Benedict Arnold and George Washington were close friends.
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James B. Martin
Benedict Arnold
George Washington
Folklore and language clues on origin from Indiana crops
A news dispatch from Indianapolis uses farm terms to reveal rural or urban roots. It discusses phrases like apple groves and orange groves, cites dictionary definitions of orchard, and critiques overused expressions as seen in a Charlotte editor’s note about hurricane Dora and evacuation wording.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles Hauser
Carolinas
Charlotte, North Carolina
Port Hassle and Hidden Battles Across Time and States
A mosaic of disparate historical notes spans British naval actions and Arnold, with tales of the Vulture and siege at Wee plank's Point, then shifts to Indian cooperation on Pacific Coast trade and a Indiana politics scene. Udall foresees Goldwater losing the Southwest, promotes lake port plans, and backs a Dunes park and youth conservation camps in a broad Midwest context.
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Indianapolis
API
Stewart L. Udall
Barry Goldwater
Lake Michigan
Charles Halleck
R-Ind
Udall
Indianapolis Weir Cook
Camp Atterbury
Seymour
Johnson
Red China
Welsh
House
Halleck
Indiana Dunes
Tf T
Indiana Budget Committee
Atterbury
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ilinois
Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge
Dunes National Park
Enlers
West Germans Quietly Quit Nasser Work
West Germany and other nations are quietly recruiting German scientists and engineers away from Egypt s rocket and aircraft program by offering higher paying jobs abroad. About 100 scientists are involved with two already left, with 60 percent of factory staff signaling they will depart by year end. Israel pressures and Western baiting are cited, with US and France named as possibilities.
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Cairo
UPI
West Germany
Egypt
Israel
Germany
United States
France
Faith Based Guidance Through Trial By Jean Wyer
A short piece cites biblical verses from James and Corinthians to encourage steady faith during hardship. The author, Julien C. Wyer, urges memorizing Isaiah and Corinthians passages to endure fear doubt and worry until restoration is reached.
Hoosier Papers Honored At Inland Daily Press Meet
Indiana papers from Elkhart and Decatur earned honors at the Inland Daily Press Association meeting in Chicago. The Elkhart Truth placed second in the 10 000 to 25 000 circulation bracket for local government reporting while the Decatur Democrat received honorable mention in the 5 000 and under category. It notes Canadian colleges had over 158 000 full time students in 1983.
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Chicago
UPI
Elkhart
Decatur
Indiana
Inland Daily Press Association
Elkhart Truth
Decatur Democrat
Escape Reformatory Four Still At Large
Pendleton Indiana four trustees escaped from Indiana State Reformatory on Saturday. Earl Carver Jr and George R Jones fled with two others using a stolen garbage truck. Carver and Jones had multi year sentences for burglary and larceny. Skaggs and Mitchell accompanied them, driving off grounds in an old garbage truck.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana
Norman Mitchell
I. Anderson
Buck
Skaggs
Mitchell
Iodin Deficiency Warns Health Readers
A health service column stresses that soil and water in many areas lack iodine, risking goiter for people and animals. It urges iodine-rich foods, iodized salt, sea fish weekly, or iodine tablets, and cites Drs. Marine and Kimball's Akron studies showing prevention is simple.
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Guitre
Iodia
David Marine
C. P.kimball
Akron
Ohio
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