Law and order debate in America prompts bar association push
Editorial argues law and order reflect society values and urges individual respect for law. Indiana State Bar Association plans large audience outreach urging courtesy at all events to model lawful behavior and curb radical disobedience.
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America
Citie
United States
Hoosier State Press Association
Indiana State Bar Association
Hoosierland
Bar Association
Indiana
Vests aid safety as Anderson students receive Saf T Kid gear
Younger children in Anderson elementary schools now wear Saf T Kid vests featuring a bright seven inch orange stop sign for high visibility. The program, sponsored by Independent Credit Union and the local Fire Department, celebrated its Child Safety Week with praise for its success.
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Anderson
Independent Credit Union
Fire Department
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear
Reader outlines an $335 monthly plan with holdings in Weyerhaeuser John Fluke Airlift International Diversa and Oregon National Life. suggests selling Oregon National and holding or trimming others based on recovery prospects and regional considerations. Also notes Cook Coffee Miles Laboratories and questions broker sales for gains. Spear offers general investor guidance on communication and market knowledge.
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Weyerhaeuser Co
John Fluke
Airlift International
Diversa, Inc
Oregon National Life Insurance
B. J. A . Starling
Weyerhneuser
Anlift International
Oregon National
Cook Coffee
Miles Laboratories
Cook
Miles
General Foods
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Campaigners deserve better than this agitation at Towson State
Paul Harvey notes Seabee Randy Agnew and Gov Agnew faced noisy hecklers at Towson State College Baltimore. He condemns professional disruptors from Marxist circles and contrasts US foreign policy in Panama with Vietnam. He laments disrespect toward candidates and stresses patriotism and free speech.
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Randy Agnew
Vietnam
Towson State College
Baltimore
Gov
Spins Agnew
Gov. Agnew
Agnew
Angel
Vienami
Ers
Panama
Arias
State Department
Canal Zone
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Nervous Exhaustion Doubts Brain Energy Claims
A Dr. Brady column argues against the idea of brain power as a depletionable energy source. It explains nerve impulses as tiny electrical transmissions and dismisses exhaustion as a medical term for nerves. signed letters from readers are invited to Dr. Brady at 625 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Theody
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic explores why whiskey grips some Indians and others
A text discusses why whiskey lures people including American Indians and professionals, linking alcohol to humiliation and social decline. It notes cycles of escape through liquor and drugs, then urges deeper rehabilitation and offers a self-help booklet from Dr. Crane.
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Lars W
Crane
Jrell
John Barleyvorn
The Nantucket Skipper Rhyme of Ocean Lore
A folklore verse describes Nantucket skippers who use unusual skills to gauge their position at sea. Jotham Marden toys with a parsnip bed and greased lead to trick the skipper, who then panics when he senses they are over Marm Hackett’s garden.
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Nantucket
New York
Jotham Marden
Marden
Wallace as Populist Leader Not a Hitler or Dictator
A critical profile of George Wallace arguing he is a populist not a conservative or extremist. The piece contends Wallace lacks national experience, would face a hostile Congress, and offers only slogans and divergent positions on spending unions and race, with Johnson-era comparisons.
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George Wallace
Hitler
George Walsce
Hubert Humphrey
Elengymen
Allace
Wallace
Hiller
Ben” Tilkman
Southern Alliance
American Independent Party
John Birch Lotiely
Alabama
Beaseful
Marzhels
Curtis LeMay
China
Gorge Wallace
Congress
Wic
Mason-Dixon Line
United States
Friends Office
Short Thoughts on Cold War Tensions and Campaigns
The piece notes alleged U.S. and Russia sphere of influence talks, Hanoi peace deadlock, rising candy bar prices, and Humphrey’s campaign funding with a $10 million figure. It comments on cheap campaigning and looming world population and problems as context.
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Russia
Hanoi
Humphrey
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