Anderson Annexation Voters to Decide City Election
The Supreme Court order may let residents of the six year annexed Anderson township vote in the upcoming city election. Critics accuse Mayor Ferguson and the city council of dictatorial annexation and political manipulation. The piece urges voters to reject the “political machine” and defend democratic rights in the November referendum.
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Anderson
Supreme Court
Marion
Ferguson
Toll Read Commis
Indianapolis
U.S
Indiana
Backing Stab Alleged in Tax Campaign Critique
A political dispute accuses Democrats of false advertising over Indiana tax hikes. It cites April 20 22 reports on tax packages raising state revenue, noting votes by Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate, and accusing Governor Welsh of breaking a no tax pledge.
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Dr. Welsh
Indiana Democrat Central Committee
Welsh
Jegislature
House
Senate
Long Range College Funds and Stock Picks Discussed
A reader questions whether to invest in growth stocks or income stocks for his son’s education fund. The columnist recommends solid growth stocks like American Express and Merck & Company, noting rising earnings and dividends, and also discusses options in Texas Utilities and Pacific Gas & Electric.
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Roger E. Spear
Ford
Pacific Gas & Electric
Texas
Jchoice
Spear
American Express
Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Youngstown
Price Merck & Company
York
Sunray
Texas Utilities
Chicago
Sunray DX
Thomas Elected President of Ball State Alumni
Thomas Thomas of Alexandria Monroe School Corp in Alexandria is elected president of the Ball State Teachers College Alumni Association for one year. The 20 000 member group plans an economy European trip next summer with two options and guided itineraries through Europe under Dr. Robert Linson and Mrs. Lingon.
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Muncie
Thomas Thomas
Alexandria-Monroe
Alexandria
Ball State Teachers College
Thomas
Ball State
Europe
Wee Uegly
England
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
France
Robert Linson
Communism’s failing energy and world view
Roscoe Drummond argues that communism shows a failing economy from Moscow to Havana and Beijing. He cites Soviet agriculture, Red China’s stagnation, Castro’s Cuba, and Khrushchev’s Berlin stance as signs the system cannot deliver a good society. He notes tensions between the Soviet Union and China and warns of weak appeal abroad.
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Peking
Moscow
Cuba
East Germany
Nenle
Sancho de Grament
New York Herald Tribune
Havana
Khrushchev
Berlin Wall
Soviet Union
Red China
Reputation as the substance of the soul in life
The excerpt defines reputation as the essence of a person’s character. It notes wealth or station do not matter and that a person must guard, defend, and endure attacks to preserve their reputation, which shapes character and life.
Outlawing boxing debated by psychologist in wake of deaths
Howard G a high school coach cites psychologist Dr Crane and Lynn Waldorf to argue against panic over boxing deaths. He notes many deaths occur in autos and other sports, defends supervised bouts and referee oversight, and urges rational evaluation rather than mob hysteria.
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Howard
Lynn Waldorf
Sage Counsel
Clucaten
Howard G
Anak
Calcium and Cramps Warned by Dr Brady's Health Service
Dr Brady cautions that a daily calcium intake is vital to prevent cramps and bone fractures among the poorly nourished elderly and active youths. He argues calcium reduces irritability and aches, noting milk and leafy greens meet the body's calcium needs. He invites letters for health questions with a stamped envelope to William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Nature
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Women Attendance at Ecumenical Council Debated
The article reports on a potential breakthrough allowing women to attend Ecumenical Council sessions, including remarks by Cardinal Suenens and Council president figures. It notes Pope Paul VI's possible invitation plan for the third session and discusses NATO, East West dynamics, and lay participation in church deliberations.
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Vatican City
UPI
Igium
Leo Cardinal Suenens
St. Peter's
Ecumenical Councils
Berlin
UPH
NATO
Dirk A. Stikkers
Gotins
Charles de Gaulle
Suenens
Hina Gentet
Strik
Sphiaatker
Pope Paul VI
de Gaulle
France
Stikker
Europe
United States
Council
Paul
Hodges Doubts Wheat Dispute Won't Halt U S Sales
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges said the wheat quarrel will not stop U S exports to grain short nations including the Soviet Union and Hungary. He noted several export license applications are in review and that private traders will handle much of the talks while government guides rates and shipping terms.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
U.S
Hungary
Hodges
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Kennedy
New York
Hedges
Maritime Administration
Agriculture Department
Sergei A. Borisov
George W. Ball
Acriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Spaniards Quit Farm Madrid
Spain’s agricultural and mining workforce fell by about 500000 between 1930 and 1960 while industrial workers rose by about 750000, reflecting a shift in employment from rural to industrial sectors.
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Madrid
Spain
Richmond Plant Wins Military Contracts for Ammunition
Ayco Corp ordnance division in Richmond Indiana secured new military contracts totaling 15.65 trillion across the Army Navy and Air Force for development and production of ammunition tactical weapons and fuse systems.
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New York
UPI
Ayco Corp
Ordnance Division
Richmond
Ind
Armed Services
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T. Thomas
Ball State Alumni
London
Paris
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E Jackson
Edwin A. Bailey
Trestater
Madison
Associated Press
Cartier
Sthey
Roscoe Drummond
Jin
Marx
Khrushhev
Mao
Castro
Amerigo Vespucci
Cabral
Diaz
Brazil
Atlantic
Cape
Bartholoomew
Amerigo
Vespucci
Ferdinand Magellan
South America
Tropics
Pacific
Phillippines
Malacca
Philippines
Africa
Globe
Magellan
Orville Freeman
Stalin
China
Thej
Crane Meilot
William Wade
Midwest
Thymsler
Janother
Fee
Weather Bureau
Mim Fs
Nye
Laale
Carolinas
Ginny
Rockies
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