Power politics questioned as new citizens seek voting rights
A quarrel over election control erupts in Anderson as new residents fight for voting rights in the upcoming municipal election. The Madison County Election Board and local courts battle over whether annexed citizens may vote, while critics label the actions as power politics and urge turnout against the mayor and aligned officials.
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Korea
Russia
Republic
Madison County Election Board
Churches tax exemptions in spotlight as court cases loom
A discussion on church tax exemptions intensifies as Mrs Madalyn Murray and others push to strip religious properties of tax relief. Courts may tackle whether First Amendment concerns also apply to tax exemptions, with churches facing renewed scrutiny amid broader clerical debates.
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Supreme Court
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Other Americans, Inc
U.S. Supreme Court
Murray
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
National Council of Churches
United States
Stock Data Sources For Major Listings And Housing Bonds
Readers ask where to find ten year earnings dividends and price trends for major stocks. Answer: use brokerage services and library resources, especially college libraries, which provide earnings and price histories though some services cost money. A reader asks for a reissued list of tax-exempt housing authority bonds. reply: the prior list is no longer available as those issues have been sold, though new issues under Annual Contribution Con program exist.
Investment tract security in 1953 Aren General opinion
In the Aren General opinion dated May 15 1953 a Li Contract to pay obligations is deemed valid and binding by the United States Government Housing utilities are exempt from most federal and state taxes. The Philadelphia H A 3s when issued in Chicago Id pols S’s due 2m ex expired on a 3 basis offering 50 percent yield.
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Ito. Oy
United States
Chicago
General Features Corp
Top Scholars Named At Jackson Township Honor Roll
Jackson Township School announces honor roll with grade by grade lists. Principal Cass Downs cites students across third to eighth grades including David Bright Pam Ray Barbara Seal Dick Hendricks Colleen Downey Gary Pratt Karla Fulton Donna Hiday Louise Jones Rita Seal and others.
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Jackson Township
Cass Downs
Chris Jones
Jani Sue Jackson
Susan Hornung
Thomas Millsugh
Steven’ Blyes
Janet Jeese
Branda Seal
Dennis
Gary Cloud
Vicky Hughes
Katherine Sharp
Julia Hi
Sally Suber
David Bright
Pam Ray
Barbara Seal
Dick Hendricks
Colleen Downey
Gary Pratt
Karla Fulton
Donna Hiday
Louise Jones
Rita Seal
Air Force Identifies Pilot Killed in Tanker Crash
An Air Force release identifies Captain M. Moore, 41, of Houston, as the pilot killed when a KB30 tanker crashed near Bermuda. Six others survived after being rescued from a life raft. multiple crew members were injured or missing. Naval divers began recovery work as investigators prepared to question six witnesses.
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Air Force
Ngland Air Force Base
APL
Air Force Monay
Bermuda
M. Moore
Houston
Atlantic
Hamilton
Ormuda
Kansas City
Joe Samaripa
Coffeyville
Kan
C. Eaward Strong
Chicka Law
Ala
W. E Webster
Portsmouth
Ohio
Edgar M. Corbin
Columbus
Moore
Fonda Young Moore
Alex
Corbin
Strong
Ai Force
Double standard in politics sparks liberal and conservative contrasts
Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond critiques perceived double standards in political morality across the US both left and right. He cites reactions to Republican and Democrat behavior, highlighting how liberals excuse extremist acts on the Left while condemning Right-wing excess, and notes similar inconsistencies in funding disclosures and campaign rhetoric. He argues that balanced critique could help end partisan extremes. He also reports on a local Anderson, Indiana court document service incident and reflects on historical navigation and exploration linked to Prince Henry of Portugal.
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Stanaara Jmunst
Gover
Washington
all_Ameri
Par Can
Viet Nam
Herre
Indiana
The Shepherd’s Light Guides Believers Across Lands
A compact reflection on faith citing Isaiah and Psalm like lamps guiding feet. It emphasizes God’s law as universal, with constant search for light and divine guidance through His Love and Word.
Wheat sales to Russia spark subsidy debate in Washington
Readers debate administration plans to sell wheat to the Soviet Union asserting benefits and costs. Critics argue such sales trade labor and farm production for foreign policy gains, noting subsidies and impact on the dollar and gross national product. Proponents contend gains may ease economic imbalances if properly managed.
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Russia
Washington
U.S
Nism
Wis
Binon
Carol Matthew
New York
United States
Land’ Poor's Corporation
Private colleges show value by self funding and sports choices
Dr Crane Mellor argues private liberal arts and business colleges like Milligan College in Tennessee prove they can operate without taxpayer support. He notes Milligan dropped football and athletic scholarships yet sustained strong intercollegiate teams while maintaining a lean faculty. Mellor advocates reducing state university burdens and enlarging private college success as a model for American education.
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Proxy Walker
America
D. EB. Walkx
Illigan College
Tennessee
Milligan College
Milligan
Mills
Dan
Birth at Home Debate Sparks Reader Letters in Beverly Hills
Readers debate whether pregnancy and delivery should remain at home versus hospital. A contributor argues home birth is safer and humbler, while others warn doctors push hospital confinement. Dr William Brady solicits brief letters on health and hygiene to be sent to 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Crush Red Plot Claimed by Saigon Students
Saigon police report another conspiracy aimed at toppling President Ngo Dinh Diem was halted by the arrest of Phan Xuan Hoang, 20, named leader of The League of Free High School and University Students in Viet Nam. Police also detained 17 student leaders for distributing anti Diem leaflets and calling for a general student strike in a wider subversive effort.
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Hoang
He Viet" Cong
Saigon-Cholon- Giadinh
Fnce
Ien
Cnet Dea Ea Lice
Saa Ana Ine Ongamuzation
Iso
Sresses
Alege
Heston
Othe
Kent
League
Erbert
Saigon
Pai
Rome
Council of Trent
Father and Son Clash Over Language and Politics
A college son returns home and teases his father about English and French phrases, while a political conversation unfolds. The father recalls past anti government sentiment among students, noting foreign influence and the lingering Viet Minh conflict. A neighbor’s remark hints at wider unrest and the period’s tensions.
Soviet Trade Group To Set Wheat Deal
The Soviet allegation departs for the United States to negate a purchase of up to 250 million dollars of wheat. Khrushchev returns from a farm tour amid crop deficits while Investia cites Foreign Trade Minister Sergei Borisov. Kennedy approves a wheat sale to the Soviet Union, with Canadians and Australians noted. Moscow signaling eased East West tensions accompanies the broader production report showing a 588.5 billion dollar quarterly gross national product.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Investia
Sergei Borisov
Ottawa
U.S
Unnion
Kennedy
Offerat' Tass
Khrushchev
Canada
Australia
U. S
Mme
Sirimavo R.D. Bandaranaike
Ceylon
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