Hoover Passes. Statesman and Engineer Remembered
The Anderson Herald mourns the passing of Herbert Clark Hoover at 90. Former President Hoover, admired across parties, aided leaders in crises and mentored postwar recovery efforts. His early life as an orphan, engineering success, philanthropic giving, and service on commissions are highlighted in tribute.
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America
Mercert Clark Hoover
Hoover
White House
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Europe
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Hese
Anderson Herald
United States
Guidance Day boosts student work study in local firms
More than 700 high school students will spend the day in local businesses and industries to study vocations. The event moved to a non school day reducing participation to about 400 while letting students participate on their own time. Anderson Herald praises the effort and commends Exchange Clubs Industrial Management Club and local firms.
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Anderson Herald
Anderson
Anderson Township
Industrial Management Club
Capitalism Defeats Communism in 1964 Power Output
The New York Times notes Soviet economic growth slowed in January to June 1964 with many production areas dropping or lagging 1963. It contrasts Soviet output with US power, where output reached 175.3 billion kilowatt hours versus 223 billion for the Soviets, arguing US investor owned utilities will maintain leadership.
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Khrushchev
United States
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
Soviet Union
U. S
National Forest Products Week Emphasizes Wood’s Broad Use
Forest Products Week highlights National Forest Products Week observed October 18 24 by presidential proclamation. It notes wood products sustain about one tenth of manufacturing jobs and span thousands of items. It praises forest management conservation and forward looking tree farming ensuring future wood supply.
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National Forest Products Week
Investors weigh survivorship annuity for joint retirement income
A couple weighing a survivorship annuity reads that a 7.2 percent return offers about 30.4 dollars monthly for life for each, with at least 5 thousand kept in reserve. They seek guidance on safe long term income and estate bequests, while considering GM and DuPont stock distributions and broader investment options.
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General Motors
duPont
Nixon Revisited On 36 State Midwest Campaign Swing
Nixon restages the old Nixon circuit with a 36 state tour to rally Republicans in Michigan and the Midwest. He emphasizes traditional GOP themes while contrasting with Goldwater and critics, urging unity and retrenchment against Democrats.
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Nixon
Lansing
Mich
Richard M. Nixon
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iRepublican National Committee
Republican Party
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California
New York
Midwest
National
John Martin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Henry Ford
Johnson
Thunderbird
White House
Texas
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Dwight Eisenhower
Sailor and Newsboy Pranks and 1964 GOP Watch
A sample of light anecdotes and political commentary from 1964 touches on a sailor humorously noting tips are forbidden aboard, a doctor tricking a newsboy with a skeleton, and extended analysis of Nixon's rehabilitation prospects within the Republican Party as the 1968 race looms. The piece cites figures like Romney, Rockefeller, Scranton, Taft Jr., and Percy in Michigan and national context.
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Garden of Eden
Icans
Sen. Goldwater
Nixon
Goldwater-Miller
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Lonewolf Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
San Francisco
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Charles Percy
Illinois
Rockefeller
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Johnson to Suspend Campaign Activities
President Johnson will suspend campaign activities for Thursday and Friday in respect to Herbert Hoover. The Johnsons will fly to New York to attend Hoover funeral services at St Bartholomew's Church at 4 30 p m EDT. Goldwater canceled appearances in Las Vegas and Cheyenne to attend the funeral. The U S merchant marine has 240 tankers in active service.
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Washington
Marching Hundred to play at Miami Orange Bowl game
Indiana University Marching Hundred travels to Florida for a Friday night appearance at the Orange Bowl. The band led by Ronald D. Gregory will perform pregame and halftime shows for the Hoosiers versus Miami, featuring precision drills a Cornet Carillon concert and a Dixie themed salute.
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Bloomington
Big Ten University
University of Miami
Indiana University
Marching Hundred
Florida
Ronald Binge
Do You Live Your Life Gods Way
Questioning personal standards and values. It asks if one observes rules and teachings, teaches children facts, and follows a godly path in church at home and in public life.
Surgeon Uses Ship Tools For Brain Operation Aboard liner
On the Northen Star, Surgeon Daniel Morgan drilled Bridgman’s skull and removed a blood clot during a five and a half hour brain operation. Bridgman, 22, had struck his head diving from a balcony at Tahiti and recovered consciousness 36 hours later.
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Southampton
England
UPI
New Zealand
Northen Star
Daniel Morgan
John Bridgman
Tahiti
Bridgman
Morgan
Mob psychology and vandalism case study notes
This report discusses mob psychology and vandalism, noting that youths in groups are more prone to destructive acts by citing local incidents. It argues that work and constructive tasks deter vandalism, and explains how identifying mob members can disperse crowds while urging readers to seek Dr. Crane Mellor’s psychological materials for guidance.
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George Stuart
James B. Martin
Miral Burke
Burke
Ouganville
Altho
Prizi Ve
Halsey
Llavberis Wales
UPI
Ald Graham Ward
Jerusalem
Church
Graham
Dole
Samuel de Champlain Father of New France
Samuel de Champlain 1599 voyage aimed at a Panama canal saving 1500 leagues to the South Sea. In 1603 his ship Bonne Renomme reached the St Lawrence River and he founded Quebec in 1608. Revered as the Father of Canada he is noted for strong colonial achievements and a costly misstep against the Troquois.
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Samuel DE Champlain
Henry IV
France
Panama
South Sea
Pacific
Bonne Renomme
St. Lawrence ‘River
New France
Great Lakes
Quebec
Canada
What does medicine cure says Dr Brady on drugs
Dr Brady questions the cure claims of expensive drugs and cortisone for bursitis arthritis and neuritis. He recalls his own misled praise of a so called wonder drug and invites readers to submit questions for his column with stamped self addressed envelopes. He notes many letters cannot be answered due to volume and provides contact details in Beverly Hills.
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Nostrum
Ayull
Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
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